When do we cease to exist?

@neologist,

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You speak as one totally satisfied with your lot in life and in the world scene.

LMAO

I have nothing to do with any 'lot in life' or any 'world scene', you still think you can be involved within these two concepts (things and hence your 'dilemma'.

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Tell that to the relatives of the passengers of Malaysia Airlines MH17, for starters.

I am assuming theses are people who are 'suffering' as you'd put it.

As you already know, there isn't anyone who is better off than anyone else. Ultimately, everyone is happy to be alive (before having to speak of course). But of course people like you have become used to speaking so it becomes your only way of relating, or rather, you feel the 'need' to relate and speaking comes therefore.

The present (you) has no problems or issues (you know this), but somehow 'we' convince each other otherwise for the sake of experience.

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I believe we have just witnessed the point at which rational argument has ceased to exist.

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@neologist,

neologist wrote:

I believe we have just witnessed the point at which rational argument has ceased to exist.

I respectfully suggest that happened pages ago, Neo.

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Life is fading away as you transgress. When you get angry you are dying. When your happy you are living.

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@Frank Apisa,

How are you today, Frank?
Did it rain last night?
Uncommon amount of rain here

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@neologist,

neologist wrote:

How are you today, Frank?
Did it rain last night?
Uncommon amount of rain here

Rain out the kazoo, Neo. All night long.

My back is in bad shape, so I did not golf today, but I expect the course is wet...and all the bunkers are filled with water.

We are due a bit more...but tomorrow is going to be great.

Nancy and I are going to Ortley Beach for the day.

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@Frank Apisa,

Frank Apisa wrote:

neologist wrote:

How are you today, Frank?
Did it rain last night?
Uncommon amount of rain here

Rain out the kazoo, Neo.

It got wet? It cud rust.
Its been almost 7O years,
since the last time I played one of those.

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@OmSigDAVID,

OmSigDAVID wrote:

Frank Apisa wrote:

neologist wrote:

How are you today, Frank?
Did it rain last night?
Uncommon amount of rain here

Rain out the kazoo, Neo.
It got wet? It cud rust.
Its been almost 7O years,
since the last time I played one of those.

As you know, David, we folk from New Jersey use the word "kazoo" a lot...as in, "I gotcha kazoo right heah!" (Said with appropriate New Jersey gestures.)

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@Frank Apisa,

OK, but u better dry it off
and maybe oil it against rust
b4 u put it back in your mouth.
I dont want u getting Tetanus.

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JPLosman said: If you're still considering the Bible you are surely lost.

The Bible is a list of close encounters between humans and offworld beings; for example Jesus said-
"I know where I came from and where I am going, but you have no idea where I come from or where I am going....you are of this world, I am not of this world...I'll tell you things hidden since the creation of the world" (John 8:14/ 8:23, Matt 13:35)

so all open-minded people are fascinated and want to hear him out.. Smile

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It seems sanity has returned to the thread
Thanks, Frank
Thanks, David

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@neologist,

Oh bosh!
I spoke too soon

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Neologist said: It seems sanity has returned to the thread..
Oh bosh! I spoke too soon

If that's aimed at me mate, you've left yourself open to a knockout punch yet again and here it comes-
You Jehovah's Witnesses think Christmas, Easter, birthdays, church spires, crucifixes and blood transfusions are evil, and you think Jesus was crucified on a pole!
But I shouldn't be too hard on you because at least you and your JW chums keep the straitjacket-making industry in steady employment.. Wink

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@Romeo Fabulini,

I felt a breeze, Romeo. Was that the knockout punch?
I hope you don't pull a rotator

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@neologist,

In all fairness mate, I'm quite happy to let you explain to us why you and your JW chums think Jesus was crucified on a pole, and why you think all the other things in the pic are evil.. Smile

http://i53.photobucket.com/albums/g64/PoorOldSpike/JW-beliefsB_zps2f57a26b.jpg~original

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@Romeo Fabulini,

It would be more entertaining to review your pathetic attempts to explain why God would approve of traditions and celebrations devoted to demons being 'christianized'

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@neologist,

I've told you before mate, when the Christian wagon train pioneers took over heathen Chief Seattles land and bust his ass, they "over-wrote" all the bad heathen vibes and stamped them out.
For example if any of your meeting halls are built on old pagan injun sites, good for you and your JW chums for stomping them underfoot!
Likewise, Christians celebrate Christmas, Easter, birthdays etc because they over-write and delete everything pagan that went before.. Smile

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@Romeo Fabulini,

I am embarrassed by the way in which my WASP forefathers treated non white races. Happily, for the tribes of Washington State, they now have a thriving casino business where they systematically exact change from their former oppressors. And, of course, the Kwakiutl Seahawk is now supreme..

http://thmb.inkfrog.com/rsz.php?username=neologist&image=102KwakiutlSeahawk.jpg&size=520&gap=0

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@OmSigDAVID,

So...I was referring to the Christian bible. The Jewish texts date back to about 11th BCE. The Pentateuch (the compilation of the first 5 books) was compiled around the 6th century BCE.

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@Romeo Fabulini,

The Christmas tree was a German invention...the pagan practice of bringing greenery indoors to decorate midwinter. Christianity has incorporated all sorts of paganism into it's celebrations.

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