Originally posted by Chico
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Stupidest thing I ever heard.Originally posted by hattraI see, so the Pope's right-hand men, the Society of Jesus, the apologists for the Church's excesses, and the guys who have spent the last 500 years thinking up explanations for all the inconsistencies in the Bible, and who came up with the basis of most of Chico's cut'n paste jobs on this forum are now a bunch of occultists?
Chico, you are truly out to lunch
Sorry about the long wait to reply - had to do some w@rk
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I see, so the Pope's right-hand men, the Society of Jesus, the apologists for the Church's excesses, and the guys who have spent the last 500 years thinking up explanations for all the inconsistencies in the Bible, and who came up with the basis of most of Chico's cut'n paste jobs on this forum are now a bunch of occultists?Originally posted by ChicoAnd why would I want to get into occult and the Bible expressly forbids it?
Chico, you are truly out to lunch
Sorry about the long wait to reply - had to do some w@rk
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Originally posted by ChurchillCorrection, you're in the Truman Show.
Ah Chico, I always look forward to your quixotic ramblings like the wage slave that expects battered cod on Friday in the canteen.
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Correction, you're in the Truman Show.Originally posted by ChicoNo actually I am watching The Truman Show.
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No actually I am watching The Truman Show.Originally posted by ArdescoHe is desperatly googling right now
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At least he's got enough sense not to use AtW's SKA.Originally posted by ArdescoHe is desperatly googling right now
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You mean you don't know?Originally posted by ChicoLets assume I did not .. how quickly would I have been able to find out? Hint - wikipedia, Vatican website etc etc
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Lets assume I did not .. how quickly would I have been able to find out? Hint - wikipedia, Vatican website etc etcOriginally posted by hattraStill dodging, I see
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Still dodging, I seeOriginally posted by ChicoAnd if I did .. then what?
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And if I did .. then what?Originally posted by hattraThat you have some idea what you're talking about
A vain hope, I know, but .........
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That you have some idea what you're talking aboutOriginally posted by ChicoWhat would that prove?
A vain hope, I know, but .........
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