Musings of a College Student Comments - Brought to you by JoeUserhttp://cedarbird.joeuser.com/rss/comments© 2006 - 2008 Stardock Corporation. All rights reserved.Some thing. That I have.en-us2008-08-07T19:16:462008-08-07T19:16:46http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/rss/rss.htmlStardock Rss Generator v1.0, Andrew Powellinfo@stardock.comapowell@stardock.comJythierhttp://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/320466http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/320466http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/320466Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:16:47 -04002008-08-07T19:16:47Jythier on Can't buy me love.....KFC Kickin For Christhttp://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/320466The Five Love Languages is a good book. 

My love language is gifts of service.  Both to receive and give.  I would much rather my husband do something around the house for me than to buy me a gift.  I like to give gifts more than to receive them and I love to do things for others in the act of service.  I just made a meal for someone this week and spent the afternoon with a very old lonely shut in and I loved doing it. 

This book is also good when you have children CB because you can discover the best way to love your child as well as your husband someday. 

 

]]>http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/320466http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/320466Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:16:47 -04002008-08-07T19:16:47KFC Kickin For Christ on Can't buy me love.....SanChoninohttp://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/320466damn about people's whiny gritch-fests about Impulse, and 3)SHUT UP YOU STUPID ANNOYING SINS PLAYERS.]]>http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/320466http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/320466Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:16:47 -04002008-08-07T19:16:47SanChonino on Can't buy me love.....SanChoninohttp://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/320466
I mean, Judas.]]>http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/320466http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/320466Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:16:47 -04002008-08-07T19:16:47SanChonino on Can't buy me love.....Big Fat Daddyhttp://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/318515Someone's already done that and nobody cared about those, either.

I know the feeling. I guess the polite thing to do is to just drop off a smiley face now and then just to let folks know they been looked at. With the change in format it is difficult to know what pieces are getting attention and which aren't. Just cause we don't always comment doesn't mean you are being ignored.]]>http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/318515http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/318515Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:16:47 -04002008-08-07T19:16:47Big Fat Daddy on I am hysterical!foreverserenityhttp://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/318515
oh wait. Someone's already done that and nobody cared about those, either.

 

LOL~! You're such a little sister!  (my daughter would have said the same to her brother)

Glad to see you too. I've been seeing an icon that is similar to yours but colored, I got confused and wondered where you were!

]]>http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/318515http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/318515Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:16:47 -04002008-08-07T19:16:47foreverserenity on I am hysterical!Big Fat Daddyhttp://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/318515http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/318515http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/318515Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:16:47 -04002008-08-07T19:16:47Big Fat Daddy on I am hysterical!SanChoninohttp://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/318515Yay for El Presidente.


Maybe he'll fire them all.

]]>http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/318515http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/318515Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:16:47 -04002008-08-07T19:16:47SanChonino on I am hysterical!Tova7http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/318515You didn't make them late.

Don't sweat it.

It's not your business.

]]>http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/318515http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/318515Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:16:47 -04002008-08-07T19:16:47Tova7 on I am hysterical!Nequahttp://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005My favorite is... "Dyslexics of the world untie!"

I am confused, is it funny or something else? I am Dyslexic so I want to know what it means.]]>http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:16:47 -04002008-08-07T19:16:47Nequa on Cultists of the world, Unite!!!SanChoninohttp://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/316178]]>http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/316178http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/316178Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:16:47 -04002008-08-07T19:16:47SanChonino on Birthdays from far awaySanChoninohttp://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/316178Just because you're bitter about your own relationships doesn't give you the right to criticize mine.

Just because you're reading your own relationship issues into my response doesn't mean I was being a 'jerk'. I said, 'You know how I feel about this chap'. Not 'He's a jackass'.

No, I don't care for him as a person, and I don't like the way he played with your heartstrings. Call it what you will, but I like to think of it as a big brother protecting his beloved little sister.]]>http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/316178http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/316178Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:16:47 -04002008-08-07T19:16:47SanChonino on Birthdays from far awaySanChoninohttp://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/316178no, little bird, not gonna help you.

Sorry. Nope, little bird. You know how I feel about this chap, so I'm all dried up for ideas as to how to surprise him.]]>http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/316178http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/316178Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:16:47 -04002008-08-07T19:16:47SanChonino on Birthdays from far awaySanChoninohttp://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/316349
I think I'd look stupid with anything but my black locks.

What about those bleached streaks back in the day, woman?  You HAVE!  You might not want to do it again, but you HAVE!

]]>http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/316349http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/316349Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:16:47 -04002008-08-07T19:16:47SanChonino on Have You Ever...Locamamahttp://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/316349I would never...

flash my boobies anywhere - I'm not now nor have I ever been a girl gone wild.

ask someone for their autograph.  I would feel stupid.

get my ears stretched

vote Repub...oops scratch that - lol

drive a hummer...I thought they were stupid before gas was $4. a gallon

 

 

]]>http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/316349http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/316349Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:16:47 -04002008-08-07T19:16:47Locamama on Have You Ever...InBloomhttp://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/316178
Or you could send him a video greeting, if possible (have something funny to say...you know, to get him to smile and laugh a little)...

Or you could download some of his fave music and make a cool CD for him.

Just some ideas. ]]>http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/316178http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/316178Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:16:47 -04002008-08-07T19:16:47InBloom on Birthdays from far awayTexas Wahinehttp://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/316178http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/316178http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/316178Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:16:47 -04002008-08-07T19:16:47Texas Wahine on Birthdays from far awayTexas Wahinehttp://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/316178http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/316178http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/316178Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:16:47 -04002008-08-07T19:16:47Texas Wahine on Birthdays from far awayBig Fat Daddyhttp://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/316103Can women go on missions in the LDS faith?

yes]]>http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/316103http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/316103Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:16:47 -04002008-08-07T19:16:47Big Fat Daddy on Testimony 5-MissionsMarcieMoohttp://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/316103Can women go on missions in the LDS faith? 

]]>http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/316103http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/316103Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:16:47 -04002008-08-07T19:16:47MarcieMoo on Testimony 5-Missionsmomijikihttp://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005My favorite is... "Dyslexics of the world untie!"

]]>http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:16:47 -04002008-08-07T19:16:47momijiki on Cultists of the world, Unite!!!highlanderhttp://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005All religions are 'cults'

 

]]>http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:16:47 -04002008-08-07T19:16:47highlander on Cultists of the world, Unite!!!Smoothseashttp://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314958
So what we have is a percentage of the population who would vote a certain way because they don't understand certain religions or religious factions, and political and religious opportunists that use scare tactics to fuel that fear.






]]>http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314958http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314958Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:16:47 -04002008-08-07T19:16:47Smoothseas on Christians eat your hearts out!Nitro Cruiserhttp://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314958I really don't care what his religion is, he could be atheist and it wouldn't matter to me, as long as he isn't pushing it down my throat. What does bother me is his long relationships with various extremists (apparently of many faiths) or at the very least extremist views and his inclusion of these people into his world as if they were family. I won't mention policies as they are outside the scope of the article. Some people will always cast their vote based on religion (is this or is not that) no matter what, that’s from the left or right. But I think while your article helps explain the similarities between religion, the candidate has not defined himself well with the public in general. He came out from nowhere and this environment is ripe for accusation and misrepresentation. It may not be fair but all candidates should know that their lives will be exposed in detail to the public; it’s their responsibility how that image is developed and presented.

]]>http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314958http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314958Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:16:47 -04002008-08-07T19:16:47Nitro Cruiser on Christians eat your hearts out!SanChoninohttp://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314958
The Bible, 564.

And?]]>http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314958http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314958Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:16:47 -04002008-08-07T19:16:47SanChonino on Christians eat your hearts out!Tova7http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314958http://skepticsannotatedbible.com/quran/int/long.html

]]>http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314958http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314958Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:16:47 -04002008-08-07T19:16:47Tova7 on Christians eat your hearts out!SanChoninohttp://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314958http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314958http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314958Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:16:47 -04002008-08-07T19:16:47SanChonino on Christians eat your hearts out!timothy_sfkerhttp://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314958But you know what? ... I honestly believe that REAL Christians know that already and have no reason to "eat their hearts out" because the real ones never spread lies and rumors.

I agree. I'm a Christian, and I never bought into the islamic stereotype. Personally think that the Old Testament is way more violent than any passages in the koran that I have read. The ideals of the religion have been corrupted by some that claim to belong to the faith, but you could say the same thing about Christianity.

But yeah, you make points that I hope everyone will try and wrap their heads around. ]]>http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314958http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314958Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:16:47 -04002008-08-07T19:16:47timothy_sfker on Christians eat your hearts out!timothy_sfkerhttp://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314958But you know what? ... I honestly believe that REAL Christians know that already and have no reason to "eat their hearts out" because the real ones never spread lies and rumors.

I agree. I'm a Christian, and I never bought into the islamic stereotype. Personally think that the Old Testament is way more violent than any passages in the koran that I have read. The ideals of the religion have been corrupted by some that claim to belong to the faith, but you could say the same thing about Christianity.

But yeah, you make points that I hope everyone will try and wrap their heads around. ]]>http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314958http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314958Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:16:47 -04002008-08-07T19:16:47timothy_sfker on Christians eat your hearts out!ThinkAloudhttp://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314958Very well said.

And, have you noticed how many comments you got so far?!!!!!!

But you know what? ... I honestly believe that REAL Christians know that already and have no reason to "eat their hearts out" because the real ones never spread lies and rumors.

]]>http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314958http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314958Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:16:47 -04002008-08-07T19:16:47ThinkAloud on Christians eat your hearts out!archaicremembrancehttp://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005Though (thankfully) many things have died away from the 70's and 80's, unfortunately, the green jello salad is alive and well. This last Christmas a guy in my ward had green jello sushi salad. No joke. And yes, I did try it. *gags*]]>http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:16:47 -04002008-08-07T19:16:47archaicremembrance on Cultists of the world, Unite!!!ParaTed2khttp://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005I think that's so funny, because I have never EVER had green Jell-o with carrots. I've lived in Utah for my whole life. We do the funeral potatoes, but NOOO lime green with carrots.

Huh.

Really? When I lived there, you saw that stuff at every chuch dinner, funeral, wedding reception.. whatever. That was in the 70's and early 80s though, hopefully that little fad has died away.]]>http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:16:47 -04002008-08-07T19:16:47ParaTed2k on Cultists of the world, Unite!!!archaicremembrancehttp://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005You almost spoke blasphemy! "my awesome cult." Geeze. Only Christ could have a cult that cool. Interesting thought, Christ having a cult.

]]>http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:16:47 -04002008-08-07T19:16:47archaicremembrance on Cultists of the world, Unite!!!archaicremembrancehttp://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005Wait, wait wait. There is a difference between your church service and temples? Shoot. I guess that's another thing ya'll have in common with the origional church. I'm ready to swim with this cool cult now!  And yes, yes you do know me.

]]>http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:16:47 -04002008-08-07T19:16:47archaicremembrance on Cultists of the world, Unite!!!Nequahttp://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005CTHUHLU LIVES!

Lovecraft nice! I never read any of his books. But I read the all the summrys of his books on Wikipedia.]]>http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:16:47 -04002008-08-07T19:16:47Nequa on Cultists of the world, Unite!!!little-whiphttp://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005Mormon Kool-Aid depends on where you live. If you live in Utah it is made into green Jell-O with Carrot shavings. ;~D

Bwahahaha. (and yuck.   )]]>http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:16:47 -04002008-08-07T19:16:47little-whip on Cultists of the world, Unite!!!little-whiphttp://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005
]]>http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:16:47 -04002008-08-07T19:16:47little-whip on Cultists of the world, Unite!!!Big Fat Daddyhttp://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005
My reason for posting THIS? Cause I can...cause I wanted to...]]>http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:16:47 -04002008-08-07T19:16:47Big Fat Daddy on Cultists of the world, Unite!!!Nequahttp://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005Do you have a reason for posting this? I dont see the reason.It was just the comments on Ted's article about "Faith, it's part of Science, too."It got a little heated, and we were called cultists and Joseph Smith was called an idiot...blah blah...it wasn't pretty.And I thought it'd be kind of fun.

Oh sorry, I jut signed on this site and I did not know that this post was responding to "faith, it's part of science to,". SanChonino was right, I should have probally made my previous questinon sound less offensive to you cedarbird, sorry.]]>http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:16:47 -04002008-08-07T19:16:47Nequa on Cultists of the world, Unite!!!SanChoninohttp://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005Do you have a reason for posting this? I dont see the reason.

Do you have a reason for posting 'Do you have a reason for posting this' other than to be a troll?

Does she come around your threads, asking why you have an article with no purpose with the amazingly original title of 'Zombie Thread'?

It's a BLOG SITE. People post whatever they want. You don't have to like it, agree with it, or 'see the reason' behind it.

You probably wouldn't 'see the reason' behind my Spain posts, either, would you?

/me hates when people are tools.]]>http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:16:47 -04002008-08-07T19:16:47SanChonino on Cultists of the world, Unite!!!Nequahttp://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:16:47 -04002008-08-07T19:16:47Nequa on Cultists of the world, Unite!!!ParaTed2khttp://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005Have some more karma, my little cultist. Just watch out for that koolaid, I hear it delivers one hell of a kick.

Mormon Kool-Aid depends on where you live. If you live in Utah it is made into green Jell-O with Carrot shavings. ;~D

]]>http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:16:47 -04002008-08-07T19:16:47ParaTed2k on Cultists of the world, Unite!!!little-whiphttp://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:16:47 -04002008-08-07T19:16:47little-whip on Cultists of the world, Unite!!!little-whiphttp://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005What you've been invited to was probably our Sunday service. All of our chapels are open to the public, anyone can come and sit in on our meetings. The temples, however, are different. You need a 'temple recommend' to go to one of these because there are some very sacred ceremonies that occur in them.

Ahh, my bad then! (And here I was feeling so...so special!)

Understood, too. I don't allow ANYONE to witness my religious rituals, not even Simon. I am a secret magickian, hehehe.

Have some more karma, my little cultist. Just watch out for that koolaid, I hear it delivers one hell of a kick.]]>http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:16:47 -04002008-08-07T19:16:47little-whip on Cultists of the world, Unite!!!little-whiphttp://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005Take the apostate, "Cult of Satan" temples for instance. They have their temples that you can't know what goes on inside because, of course, the Satanists really care if you talk about what you can find out ourself by going

Huh?

I've been invited to quite a few services at these temples.

(I've never attended, but my Husband and I have been formally invited several times, and to some pretty special events as well.)

Hello? Nobody love me...or hates me...or cares...at all...about my cult. *sniff*


I'd join yours but I need to recruit for mine, little birdy. Wanna join the 'let's bump karma-ooglies cult?']]>http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:16:47 -04002008-08-07T19:16:47little-whip on Cultists of the world, Unite!!!ParaTed2khttp://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005I'll unite with you, you little cultist! ;~D

]]>http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:16:47 -04002008-08-07T19:16:47ParaTed2k on Cultists of the world, Unite!!!Gene Nashhttp://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005The Merriam-Webster online dictionary lists five different definitions of the word "cult."

Those are lousy definitions, Merriam-Webster.

]]>http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:16:47 -04002008-08-07T19:16:47Gene Nash on Cultists of the world, Unite!!!archaicremembrancehttp://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005Have you taken into consideration the commonality of a good portion of cults? This being, of course, secret "ordinances" and practices that involve promises of strict obedience, often blood oaths and death threats. You know, like the ones where God tells a prophet or someone something and they aren't supposed to tell anyone because they aren't ready? I'm sure that's just never happened in Christian history...or their Judaic history.

Take the apostate, "Cult of Satan" temples for instance.  They have their temples that you can't know what goes on inside because, of course, the Satanists really care if you talk about what you can find out ourself by going.  'Cause it really effects you if you haven't committed to it, so they care that you know.  So, losing the sarcasm for a moment, oh wait..it really DOESNT apply to you!  So why would they care lest, perhaps, God considers it to be sacred.

Of course, NOBODY ever had temples with stars and signs, symbols and tokens of God on them..

Oh

But wait. That does go back to the Masons, doesn't it?

But they aren't too old...they started maybe just a few thousand years.  So where did they get it?  Oh darn. Didn't the "origional Christians" (the Jews) have temples with ceremonies that symbolized pretty much the same stuff?

 

Well shoot. That's a really old cult you've got there, cedarbird. I wonder if...no! It couldn't be..

Was it started by God? *gasp!*

Wait, if the Cult of Satan can tace it's roots back to the oldest religion (the very same religion that our dear friend who named the LDS Church 'The Cult of Satan' claims to be a part of) they practice the same doctrine of Love, Kindness, Charity and Hope that Christ himself taught.  Oh, and they believe God still speaks to His children that He Loves.  They donate millions of dollars a year to improving the quality of life for millions of people around the world...even *gasp!* non-Christians! 

Although they do send those nice young boys to your door at 10AM on Sat morning to wake you up and .  But shoot, even those boys will weed your garden for free.

Well, it looks like this cult has alot of good attributes.  I am getting pretty tired of the hellfire and brimstone that I read from the "Christ-like" Christians who have a "holy hatred" towards the "Cult of Satan."  You know what, I just got my tax rebate check. I'm in a good mood. If that's what Satan's church is, maybe it's time I take a swim with him.

]]>http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:16:47 -04002008-08-07T19:16:47archaicremembrance on Cultists of the world, Unite!!!Locamamahttp://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005I don't want to call anyone else's religion a cult.  For one thing, I probably only have a vague understanding of other religion's or denomination's beliefs.  I also have always had a problem with the "I'm right, you're wrong, we're going to heaven, you're going to hell" theology.  I believe that there are many paths and it's not for me to judge. 

For the record, I missed whatever inspired this post. 

btw, I just responded so you would feel loved ~in spite of the fact that you're a cultist - lol. 

]]>http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:16:47 -04002008-08-07T19:16:47Locamama on Cultists of the world, Unite!!!dynamasohttp://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005I don't really know what to say about this.  I also thought there was something vaguely cultish about RC, with its slavish obedience of centuries old protocol and the little understanding it has or desires to have of the modern world.

Of course, there is the numerous incidents around the world of RC and other demonation's priests being caught engaged in sexual activities.  Maybe it IS a cult with just a lot more people sucked in to believing it.

]]>http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005http://cedarbird.joeuser.com/article/314005Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:16:47 -04002008-08-07T19:16:47dynamaso on Cultists of the world, Unite!!!