Does anyone remember an SNL skit maybe 2 years back where they're doing a
commercial for an allergy medicine. They show a woman running through a
field of grain and talking about how she can do this because of the allergy
medicine. She's running in slow motion and they start to list off the
possi
You may have hinted at something!!
Its really too bad that I have a clearance, and fear of risking prohibits my
sharing stories :)
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Did I ever tell you about the time in Berkeley in the 70's when...
-Ben
>The roman Bacchus. A lot more than just wine my friend. His celebrations
>were orgies that the Romans eventually outlawed for the damage they caused.
>
>One of my personal favorites.
>
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This is fun -- especially if your a Texan!!!
Have you ever looked at a map of the world? Look at Texas with me just
for a second...that picture, with the Panhandle, the Gulf Coast, the Red
River, and the Rio Grande is as much a part of you as anything ever will
be. As soon as anyone anywhere in
>>| From: Larry C. Lyons
>>|
>>| I take it they were from Alberta?
Actually they were mainly from the Toronto area and Montreal. Though we
had a few great colt trainers from the Edmonton area.
Worked with them for almost 10 years. The guy I worked the longest for
was from Toronto. Had his own pr
I was thinking of the philosphophical theories of Epictetus and the
emperor Marcus Aurelius, and the other classical Greek philosophers
that eventually lead to the stoicism school. A very strong system of
moral philosophy without religious referent.
larry
>Very true.
>
>They called it Dionysu
The roman Bacchus. A lot more than just wine my friend. His celebrations
were orgies that the Romans eventually outlawed for the damage they caused.
One of my personal favorites.
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Very true.
They called it Dionysus.
The greek god of wine.
But honestly, thats a really poor example considering the _majority_ of the population was controlled with fear of vengeful gods.
> -Original Message-
> From: Larry C. Lyons [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, February 24
>There was a difference between the secular and religious organizations at
>the end?
Actually at the time (around 600-700AD) there was. Imperial authority
moved east to Constantinople while the every day secular authority
basically went on permanent vacation. All that was essentially left
for s
Is that like when something is diculous over and over?
Seriously thought, its been hilarious reading the drama, guys.
Thanks a lot. But really, lets chill out a little... I mean its really
funny watching people get all irate about saying who killed Jesus when
he probably didn't even exist in th
>hehe! I always wanted to get that into a conversation someway somehow
>... :D
>
>I love and adore Canadians. Used to work for Canadian horsemen. They
>taught me how to party, how to drink and how to take care of a race
>horse.
I take it they were from Alberta?
>Toronto is the cleanest, prettiest
There was a difference between the secular and religious organizations at
the end?
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Why does it have to come from religion. The Greek philosophers came
up with a very good system for living the "good" life without
reference to superstitious beliefs or religion. Morality and ethics
are independent of religious thought.
larry
>You may be correct about the injustices and evils t
Just a comment here, it wasn't the Church, it was the secular
authorities that destroyed civilization in the late Roman empire. The
Church did its best like any institution to grab more power in a
vacuum.
larry
>I took my first communion and confirmation. The only reason they got to me
>then
That happened because of a theological movement called Liberation
Theology. Given the conditions that many people live in South
America, and that those priest who were involved were at the very
least men of conscious, is there any wonder they would be involved in
the only available alternative?
But somewhat seriously. For those who are against the movie, just think about the massive amounts of guilt those good christian men will feel when thinking sexual thoughts about Mary Magdalene.
Did they have latex dresses back then? :-P
> -Original Message-
> From: Heald, Tim [mailto:[EMA
hehe! I always wanted to get that into a conversation someway somehow
... :D
I love and adore Canadians. Used to work for Canadian horsemen. They
taught me how to party, how to drink and how to take care of a race
horse.
Toronto is the cleanest, prettiest city I've ever been to. Would love to
go
Enjoy the vacay, and don't drink the water :)
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tard.
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Well after all the drama I have my birth certificate and all my stuff and I am GONE
See you all in a few weeks
Dana
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Doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo
Doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo
Doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo
Doo doo doo doo doo doo
Jesus is just alright with me
Jesus is just alright, oh yeah
Jesus is just alright with me
Jesus is just alright!
- Father Doobie Brother
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> From: d
Greg,
I didn't realize that religion was exclusionary. I thought the teaching of
Jesus Christ, whom I assume you believe in, says that anyone may be a member,
that everyone is capable.
It sounds as if you are the poster child for what we where discussing.
Andy
You are such a twit. "especially t
HEY now...
>BLAME CAAA - - DDDAA
>
>/me runs ...
>
>Cheers,
>Erika
>
>
>From: John Stanley
>
>And yet, all I can think of to blame is the French.. ;-)
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Thanks, but that appears to be a *different* security scare. Just curious; someone I knw was embroiled in one and I was wondering. It apparently at least made the detroit traffic news, lol.
Thanks for looking. I couldn't find anything on it either
Dana
>The tunnel was closed early Friday morning
Remember that I am an objectivist and an agnostic. I feel that there are
certain things that are always right and wrong, but I feel that the majority
of morals and ethics come from our community or society. Over time we have
found rules that can generally let us live peacefully with our neighbors
Yep, I guess that since the last episode of
"Sex and the City" has aired, the discussion
of pink bunnies has to move to this list.
Guess we can make a battery of jokes about that,
get some good vibes going...
;-)
-Ben
>8-I
>
>-Gel
>
>-Original Message-
>From: brobborb
>
>
>And there'
Greg,
I hope that you are joking...
Andy
OK you rediculous fool. Greg is a catholic. And all the catholics I know
are nice people. This ludicrous berating of the catholic church just
because you were nerdy enough to actually READ a history book is just
dumb.
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-Gel
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And there's nothing wrong with that GeL! You make people want to grow
flowers and cuddle with pink fuzzy bunnies!
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You may be correct about the injustices and evils that the catholic
church has wrought on the world over time, as have many ruling political
institutions.
However, do you see any need at all for organised religion of any form
in the world today?
Where did your notion of 'morality', right and
I took my first communion and confirmation. The only reason they got to me
then was because I was young and inexperienced.
Funny what I remember is that pagan Ireland kept history and civilization
alive when the catholic church plunged Europe into the dark ages. Again,
where are you getting yo
And there's nothing wrong with that GeL! You make people want to grow flowers and cuddle with pink fuzzy bunnies!
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From: Angel Stewart
To: CF-Community
Sent: Monday, February 23, 2004 6:53 PM
Subject: RE: Final thoughts on Gibson
Hmm...
I thought tha
> We were keeping it fairly civil until you started calling my church
derogatory names. Where do you get off doing that? Is it just that you feel
that bad about the > way you behave that you're afraid of people that
extort moral values? If so there's a solution. Go to church.
1. I didn't call you
You are such a twit. "especially that bastion of bastard children, rape
incest murder and intrigue the Roman Catholic Church." What you're
forgetting to mention is that the Catholic church also provided a means
for people to evolve and behave civilized for centuries. I see you're on
another track.
> Must be the poi, sir.
You *must* be out of it. In your usual form, you would have said,
"Must be the poi, son." and then made toxicity (or maybe just toxic) jokes.
I hope you had a good time, and I hope you wake up soon. :-) Or,
better yet, stay asleep, believing that work etc. is just a ni
Hmm...
I thought that response was meant in humor
I must be fuzzy from carnival and seeing goodwill and bright sunshine in
everything ^_^
-Gel
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You'll find that many of us are very well read on this list. It's
actually
a sign of a sound m
What I find most amusing here is that you come on a list for computer
programmers and make a comment like that.
You'll find that many of us are very well read on this list. It's actually
a sign of a sound mind. One that isn't afraid to hazard thoughts outside
the limited scope imposed on us by
Hey, guys, please stop the name calling!
Warning:
Grammar Geek subroutine invoked!!
There is no such word as "rediculous".
It's "ridiculous".
I'll let you folks off this time on not capitalizing
proper nouns.
:-)
-Ben
>OK you rediculous fool. Greg is a catholic. And all the catholics I know
>a
Keep it on the list for all to see.
Isn't this just what the church does when it discovers things it doesn't
want people to read?
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Yessir. Sorry, sir.
Brain not fully back online after vacation, sir.
Must be the poi, sir.
:-)
>Benny! I'm thoroughly unaccustomed to you repeating the puns of others.
> You should be more careful.
>
>[insert obligatory joke here]
>
>--benB
>
>Ben Braver wrote:
>
>>
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OK you rediculous fool. Greg is a catholic. And all the catholics I know
are nice people. This ludicrous berating of the catholic church just
because you were nerdy enough to actually READ a history book is just
dumb.
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Sent: Mon
Kind of like your come back.
There is more evidence to support our view than yours friend.
Or should we go on faith?
I have two sons, I'll stick with facts.
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The opinions
Yeah, that's intelligent.
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From: Doug White [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, February 23, 2004 5:00 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: Final thoughts on Gibson
No, today they are homosexual child molesters.
==
Stop spam on your
The reference exchange is not always the same, there are privacy considerations.
Also potential for liability.
Usually questions along the lines of "Reliable", "On time to work?", " Does he
require frequent supervision", "Is he eligible for rehire?" The potential
employer might ask the old one to
Thanks Tim. Do you have any idea what kind of questions will be asked about me? hehe
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To: CF-Community
Sent: Monday, February 23, 2004 6:02 PM
Subject: RE: Question on Job References
The old company can pretty much only tell them how lon
By the way Greg. They are my tax dollars as well.
I earn them, and I make less than I could elsewhere because we do some
pretty important stuff.
hehe why am I explaining myself to some cherry newb troll.
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Benny! I'm thoroughly unaccustomed to you repeating the puns of others.
You should be more careful.
[insert obligatory joke here]
--benB
Ben Braver wrote:
> True, true.
> Also, penguins live in frigid environments.
> ;-)
>
> If the nuns did this often, would that be making a habit of it?
>
The old company can pretty much only tell them how long your were there, how
much you made and what your duty position was. They can't really say much
about you. Now you could list the old boss as a reference to get around
that.
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Yeah great guys.
Greg appears either to be a revisionist or an apologist.
Either way it's pretty much condoning evil acts.
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Hey guys, when your new [potential] job calls up your old job to ask stuff about you, what kind of things do they ask? Do they also ask for proof of my occupation there? Like a W-2 form or something. And can i coordinate with my old boss too, like maybe ask him to say certain things about me?
y'mean the same nice folks responsible for the Inquisition?
The ones who forced Jews to convert on pain of death?
And evicted all the rest in 1492?
Gee, what SWELL folks !!
-Ben
>Also lets remember who ran through them, the Spanish Catholics.
>
>
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True, true.
Also, penguins live in frigid environments.
;-)
If the nuns did this often, would that be making a habit of it?
-BenB
>What? I thought everyone expected penguins to be near ice and snow.
>Besides, it's not like we make a habit of putting topics on the skids.
>
>--BenD
>
>Ben Braver
Let's not forget communists. Many people don't realize just how heavily
involved the catholic church was in leftist insurrections in south America
and Africa.
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Also lets remember who ran through them, the Spanish Catholics.
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Tell you what Greg, I spend about 70 hours a week at work right now. Taking
five minutes to try and get past your blind acceptance of falsehood is
seriously not degrading my abilities.
Be grateful that I respect whose network I operate on, and my hosts rules.
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What? I thought everyone expected penguins to be near ice and snow.
Besides, it's not like we make a habit of putting topics on the skids.
--BenD
Ben Braver wrote:
> No, but I think this topic is going downhill fast...
>
> >I wonder if that's a Polish word?
> >
> >http://www.nbc30.com/ente
No, but I think this topic is going downhill fast...
>I wonder if that's a Polish word?
>
>http://www.nbc30.com/entertainment/2865994/detail.html
>
>
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Good to know, thanks.
> Neither will work.
>
> http://www.iss.
net> /security_center/advice/Reference/Networking/Private_Internets/default.
> htm
>
> -Kevin
>
> > Please click to see
> > http://169.254.101.152/chat/chat.cfm
> > or
> > http://192.168.102.100/chat/chat.cfm
> >
> > and advise me w
Candace,
Most CD-rom based games that I play are able to use a program called
daemon-tools. This is a cd-rom emulator and let's you use a cd-image
instead of inserting the game disc to play. This eliminates all of the
latency of a cd-rom drive, plus the "cd" never spins down.
You can find the p
I wonder if that's a Polish word?
http://www.nbc30.com/entertainment/2865994/detail.html
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Neither will work.
http://www.iss.net/security_center/advice/Reference/Networking/Private_Internets/default.htm
-Kevin
> Please click to see
> http://169.254.101.152/chat/chat.cfm
> or
> http://192.168.102.100/chat/chat.cfm
>
> and advise me which one works.
>
> Thanks.
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Ben,
Thanks for the note. I've just bought Vonage digital voice phone service,
which came with a small device, I was asked to connect it with a cable modem
on one end and my PC on the other, my net connection seems to continue to
be fine and the new phone is working. The old IP address before
Boy, you really know how to paint with a broad brush!
They are an insular group which historically has protected its own above the
greater good. Pretty much the norm for any large political body until they
are forced to open up.
Andy
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Don,
Both of those IP Addresses look like they are generated by a router
with DHCP turned on. In order for those to work you would need to put
the machine you are pointing too outside of the firewall with the real
IP Address of your connection. Those will not be accessible from the
outside.
Ben
Please click to see
http://169.254.101.152/chat/chat.cfm
or
http://192.168.102.100/chat/chat.cfm
and advise me which one works.
Thanks.
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If is too strong. They are a large political body that time and time again
implement short-sited policies that at best disenfranchise their believers and
at worst kills them. Just look at the sex scandal in the US.
Note that my goal here is not to start a tirade for or against the Catholic
Churc
Yes the spammer uses those random words in an attempt to defeat the Bayesian
filters that are in use.
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To get past bayesian spam filters.
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> anyone have any idea why a lot of spam emails seem to be including this
> at the bottom of their emails?
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I keep getting spam with VERY small text at the bottom (unreadable). I
copy and paste it into notepad to see what the words say and they appear
to be just random words . . .
anyone have any idea why a lot of spam emails seem to be including this
at the bottom of their emails?
just curious re
Actually, they ripped out hearts as sacrifices to their gods to keep the
world alive. As some of the sacrifices were willing, it wasn't really a
disagreement thing. Gruesome none the less.
> Um the Aztecs. They had a thing for ripping the hearts out of those that
> disagreed with their religion.
His dad's a nut, so what? My dad hates democrats. Oh wait...
Greg
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From: Howie Hamlin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, February 23, 2004 4:30 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: Final thoughts on Gibson
Mel Gibson's father is no fan of Jews. He is also a self-pron
You're talking hundreds of years ago. I think it's wrong to label the current Catholic Church as evil.
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From: Heald, Tim
To: CF-Community
Sent: Monday, February 23, 2004 4:10 PM
Subject: RE: Final thoughts on Gibson
Funny huh?
Have you read any of the
Mel Gibson's father is no fan of Jews. He is also a self-pronounced leader of the ultratrditionalist catholic sect. I wonder if Hutton Gibson has influenced his son? Just a thought...
http://www.newsday.com/mynews/ny-p2mel203678939feb20,0,914967.story
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From: Mic
That's just rediculous! Not even worth a rebuttal. Our tax dollars are
paying your salary, now get to work. :-)
Greg
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Sent: Monday, February 23, 2004 4:10 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: RE: Final thoughts on Gibson
Funny huh?
If only my web-host supported
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Sent: Monday, February 23, 2004 11:52 AM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Scented Emails? Eee gads
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/3502821.stm
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UWEX-Cooperative Extensio
Thanks BTW, I just realized I didn't thank you.
Candace K. Cottrell, Web Developer
The Children's Medical Center
One Children's Plaza
Dayton, OH 45404
937-641-4293
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"There is no right price for the wrong product, even if it is inexpensive and
> Um the Aztecs. They had a thing for ripping the hearts out of those that
> disagreed with their religion.
>
> larry
Uh, but zombie Jesus ate my brain.
-Kevin
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Western European Christianity, to be exact. I think it was more of a european thing than a christian thing.
I mean, look at Ethiopian Christians. They seem a bit tamed.
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To: CF-Community
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Um the Aztecs. They had a thing for ripping the hearts out of those that
disagreed with their religion.
larry
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> From: Heald, Tim [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, February 23, 2004 4:10 PM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: RE: Final thoughts on Gibson
>
>
> Fun
Funny huh?
Have you read any of the history of Christianity? Now I know that evil can
pervert good blah blah blah, but seriously what other religion other than
Islam has been at fault for more unjust deaths than Christ based religions?
I can't think of any. Hell even Islam probably has only ca
There was a company that tried this years ago, back in 1999 I think. I
signed up for the developers kit, but they could never get past the
costs of the little device needed to plug into the computer to deliver
the scents...and then they folded.
DigiScent.com it used to be if I remember correctly
Interesting. Thanks.
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From: Michael Dinowitz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, February 23, 2004 1:32 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: Final thoughts on Gibson
This guy roasts the movie and does it in a very thoughtful way. It'll
probably be taken down
No one's attacking Christians on the street for being Christian. If they
were being attacked for their religion, then maybe they would whistle a
different tune. But they're the 'winners', so they don't have to whine. Of
course, that's until Islam sweeps across the world.
Actually, Christians are at
I tired moving it to the faster CD drive, but that didn't seem to help. It's all cool and the gang until I am in one of those "move the cursor to find something" scenes.
Which sux, since I could be missing a piece of evidence.
Candace K. Cottrell, Web Developer
The Children's Medical Center
One
Ok, ill look online through a few articles tonight after class and check it out. Basically, I just want to know if it is using a 3d engine or just all fmv cut scenes or what. 3d = lower the resolution or get a better video card, fmd, you might look at ghosting the cd to your drive, removing the d
LOL!
There's a missionary group called Jews for Jesus (whom I happen to hate more
than most missionary groups). They put up signs, stickers, etc. every
summer. I've always wanted to put up posters with:
Muslims for Jesus
Catholics for Jesus
Lesbians for Jesus
Pagans for Jesus
etc.
Basically, shoot
I found this on newegg, it's a hundred more, but plextor is pretty solid. Can anyone recommend some blank media, preferably with a newegg link(yes, im lazy:P) that I should try?
Mostly used for xbox and mp3 tunes, though I may dabble with ripping my own dvds to a couple discs or something. My
I do agree with him a little bit on the gruesomeness I think is in the
movie. I may just go pay my $7 and go watch something else. My wife
wants to see it though. I'm just so against 'victims' always bashing
christians for persecuting them.
Greg
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Funny, you listen to the appropriate radio talk shows that cater to
Christian groups and you hear that whine a lot. It gets tiresome very
quickly.
larry
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> From: Greg Luce [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, February 23, 2004 3:28 PM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject
This guy roasts the movie and does it in a very thoughtful way. It'll probably be taken down in about 5 minutes.
http://newyorker.com/critics/cinema/
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Marlon,
ROTFLMAO! But really you wouldn't hear much whining if it were
that way. Christians don't usually act like victims whenever there's
someone with a different viewpoint. Look at all the christian-bashing
that goes on. You hardly hear a peep!
Greg
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Everything will all get cleared up when the Islamics release "Jesus, Prophet
and Not Quite Allah!" next year. Of course, the Islamic faith will wonder
why all the Christians think it's so controversial since it comes from their
historical religious texts, so it must be true.
I'll be waiting for
Controversial:
Rabbi in a class at temple said the Sanhedrin would not have sentenced
Jesus for a number of reasons, so couldn't have been the Jews' fault.
Friend said "but what about an *illegal* verdict?"
Gee, we're sure seeing a lot of stuff like that in current administration!
So maybe some wi
/also teetering:
Sure glad I'm not Jesus -
would hate waiting over 2000 years to come again
;-)
-Ben
>> Yeah, and that movie kicked ass.i dont think i will see The Passion,
>> though, not my cup of tea. Now if they had zombies, or explosions or hot
>> babes in leather..
>
>well, not zomb
Hehe! I cant wait to send my buddy a Fart.
Rick
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Subject: Re: Scented Emails? Eee gads
> On the other hand the non-jaded geek in me does think it could be coo
> On the other hand the non-jaded geek in me does think it could be cool to
go to a chocolate website and be able to sniff the examples.:-()
I went to a "sensorium" theater once. It was in the old powerplant building
in Baltimore harbor. You wore 3D glasses, the seats rumbled, and there were
t
Tell me about it, you thought walking through the perfume counters to get into a department store was bad
Just wait until you have to walk into an office building's cubicle farm and everybody has just opened their morning scent mails
And then be sensitive to this kind of thing A N
> From: Candace Cottrell
> Well, I currently have a 19" CRT, and it's fine. So I guess I
> really don't need a bigger one. I saw the Samsungs on
> buy.com. So they are pretty reliable?
Erika and I both have SyncMaster 171s monitors - I have 2, she has 1
Apart from 1 broken pixel, they've been
We love our Samsungs! We've got 3, Phil uses 2 and I have one (I have to
keep a real CRT for graphics work). The tilt option is "da bomb!"
Cheers,
Erika
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-Original Message-
From: Candace Cottrell
Hey Philip!
Well, I currently have a
Imagine what would happen if spammers got hold of this technology? I shudder
to think.
larry
> -Original Message-
> From: Deanna Schneider [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, February 23, 2004 12:52 PM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: Scented Emails? Eee gads
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