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  • 26Dec 08

    An Atheist Christmas

    Just expressing myself. By the way, I'm Atheist. ~ROFLMAO~ XD

    An Atheist Christmas

    Five Biggest Lies About Christians

    Respect? Religion? Pt1

    Atheists are wrong - lets kill them!!!

    An Atheist Meets God

    If Jesus Ran For President...

    Jesus Mockery

    On 6-6-6:Bush Announces Mark of The Beast System

    Signs of the End! lol

    Christianity is Pagan

    Foamy - Deck waving

    You'll have to YouTube these. Since GameSpot won't let me post the links.

    Phelps Family on Tyra Part 1

    Phelps Family On Tyra Banks Show Part 2

    If You're an American you should see THIS! for real

    The Rapture - You NEED To See This

    • Posted Dec 26, 2008 9:53 am PT
    • Category: Religion
    • 2 Comments
  • 11Dec 07

    Dalai Lama's Millennium Message

    ...*sigh* Read this, all of it. If U have time of course. And here I thought I was the only one...-_-

    "Many people seem to be excited about the new millennium, but the new
    millennium in itself will be nothing special. As we enter into the new millennium things
    will be the same; there will be nothing unusual. However, if we really want the next
    millennium to be happier, more peaceful and more harmonious for humankind we will have to
    make the effort to make it so. This is in our hands, but especially in the hands of the
    younger generation.


    We have had many experiences during this century - constructive as
    well as extremely destructive ones. We must learn from these experiences. We need to
    approach the next millennium more holistically, with more openness and farsightedness. If
    we are going to make the right kind of efforts to make the future of the world better, I
    believe the following matters are of great importance.


    1. While engaging in material progress and taking care of physical
    well-being we need to pay equal attention to developing peace of mind and thus taking care
    of the internal aspect of our being.


    2. Along with education, which generally deals only with academic
    accomplishments, we need to develop more altruism and a sense of caring and responsibility
    for others in the minds of the younger generation studying in various educational
    institutions. This can be done without necessarily involving religion. One could therefore
    call this 'secular ethics', as it in fact consists of basic human qualities such as
    kindness, compassion, sincerity and honesty.


    3. This past century in some ways has been a century of war and
    bloodshed. It has seen a year by year increase in defense spending by most countries in
    the world. If we are to change this trend we must seriously consider the concept of
    non-violence, which is a physical expression of compassion. In order to make non-violence
    a reality we must first work on internal disarmament and then proceed to work on external
    disarmament. By internal disarmament I mean ridding ourselves of all the negative emotions
    that result in violence. External disarmament will also have to be done gradually, step by
    step. We must first work on the total abolishment of nuclear weapons and gradually work up
    to total demilitarisation throughout the world. In the process of doing this we also need
    to work towards stopping the arms trade, which is still very widely practiced because it
    is so lucrative. When we do all these things, we can then hope to see in the next
    millennium a year by year decrease in the military expenditure of the various nations and
    a gradual working towards demilitarisation. Human problems will, of course, always remain,
    but the way to resolve them should be through dialogue and discussion. The next century
    should be a century of dialogue and discussion rather than one of war and bloodshed.


    4. We need to address the issue of the gap between the rich and the
    poor, both globally and nationally. This inequality, with some sections of the human
    community having abundance and others on the same planet going hungry or even dying of
    starvation, is not only morally wrong, but practically also a source of problems. Equally
    important is the issue of freedom. As long as there is no freedom in many parts of the
    world there can be no real peace and in a sense no real freedom for the rest of the world.


    5. For the sake of our future generations, we need to take care of
    our earth and of our environment. Environmental damage is often gradual and not easily
    apparent and by the time we become aware of it, it is generally too late.


    Since most of the major rivers flowing into many parts of south-east
    Asia originate from the Tibetan plateau, it will not be out of place to mention here the
    crucial importance of taking care of the environment in that area.


    6. Lastly, one of the greatest challenges today is the population
    explosion.


    Unless we are able to tackle this issue effectively we will be
    confronted with the problem of the natural resources being inadequate for all the human
    beings on this earth.


    We need to seriously look into these matters that concern us all if
    we are to look forward to the future with some hope."



    P.S. Who's Dalai Lama? o.O
    • Posted Dec 11, 2007 6:03 pm PT
    • Category: Opinion
    • 10 Comments
  • 13Aug 07

    Family Moral...

    I was a very happy man. My wonderful girlfriend
    and I had been dating for over a year, and so we
    decided to get married. There was only one little
    thing bothering me... It was her beautiful younger
    sister.

    My prospective sister-in-law was twenty-two, wore
    very tight miniskirts and generally was bra-less.
    She would regularly bend down when she was near me
    and I always got more than a nice view. It had to
    be deliberate because she never did it when she was
    near anyone else.

    One day her "little" sister called and asked me to
    come over to check the wedding invitations. She was
    alone when I arrived and she whispered to me that
    she had feelings and desires for me that she
    couldn't overcome.

    She told me that she wanted me just once before I
    got married and committed my life to her sister.
    Well, I was in total shock and couldn't say a word.
    She said, "I'm going upstairs to my bedroom and if
    you want one last wild fling, just come up and get
    me".

    I was stunned and frozen in shock as I watched her
    go up the stairs. I stood there for a moment, then
    turned and made a beeline straight to the front
    door. I opened the door and headed straight towards
    my car.

    Lo and behold, my entire future family was
    standing outside, all clapping. With tears in his
    eyes, my father-in-law hugged me and said "We are
    very happy that you have passed our little test. We
    couldn't ask for a better man for our daughter.
    Welcome to the family."

    And the moral of this story is?

    • Posted Aug 13, 2007 7:03 pm PT
    • Category: Opinion
    • 5 Comments

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