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ROCHESTER — The Rochester School Board's ad hoc committee devoted to determining whether students should start school at a later time in the day report 60 percent of surveyed students prefer that option.
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So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him; male and female created he them. KJV 1:27
Is there any truth that Lilith was Adam's first wife?
Was Adam created as complete man containing both male and female?
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Rashi's comment here is: The rabbis here only refer to two faces; they don't talk about organs. (But then, the rabbis tend to only talk about delicate subjects if there is a need, and perhaps they see talking about the two faces as sufficient in this case.) The implication of this verse, supported by Rashi and the sources he brings, is that all the "raw ingredients" were present in the being created in 1:27 and they were later divided into two beings. As for Lilith, as noted in the Wikipedia article linked in the question, Lilith begins to emerge as a candidate first wife for Adam in the 8th-10th century CE, which is hundreds of years after the talmudic discussions of a demon (not person) named Lilith. Lilith as first wife is a late legend but does not seem authoritative. Please note: This answer was written for a neutral, academic audience and is not intended to be interpreted in the context of a religious belief or doctrine. |
Since Jesus is the express image of God, and he is male, when that which is female was removed from Adam, it did not diminish what was originally in him. This is why , when Eve sinned, sin did not come into the world. Another Eve could be produced from Adam. But when Adam sinned, the full image of God was tainted. Paul says that when he speaks of marriage (becoming one flesh) that he is speaking of Christ and the church. So Adam and Eve represent Christ and the church. Christ is the express image of God, and the Church is made to be like him. In Genesis, God said he would make man in his image and likeness, then it only says he made them in his image. He does not complete making them in his likeness until Ge 5.1 after a lengthy narrative which has a hidden picture of Christ and the cross bringing forth a bride. So it erroneous to presume that image and likeness are redundant terms. Christ, the man, is made in the express image of God. The woman, the church, is make to be like him. Likeness is a subset of express image, and Christ possess both, but the bride only possess the likeness. Lilith Lilith appearing first as a demon within Jewish folklore (probably adopted from Sumerian sources) morphs into a human woman around 800-1000 AD in the Alphabet ben Sira. Medieval rabbis greatly developed the myth in the Zohar in an attempt to reconcile what they considered contradictory stories of creation. Since the Bible cannot contradict itself, they reasoned, there must have been two women created. The first, Lilith, was an equal to Adam, and the second taken from his side. The alleged contradiction disappears when Genesis is properly divided by chapter between verse 2.5 and 6. The word generations is towladah meaning record. It refers to the text preceding, not following as evidenced in pre-Babylonian tablets. With the chapter division properly placed, it is evident that the second story does not contradict the order or creation, since the verbiage that would indicate a contradiction belongs in Chapter 1. Verses 4 and 5 are a "closing parenthesis" on the first verses of Gen 1. Which is why the contents of the chapter is ignored. The heavens and the earth were created before the plants and man. It is a linguistic method for closing a chapter. Without the verbiage excluding plants and man, one might mistake the verses of Day 4 being the opening parenthesis. The next division repeats the subject matter of the last chapter by way of a hint: the water and the ground are mentioned in the last verse of the end, and in the first verse of the next chapter. The way in which the creation story is being referenced is different, therefore there is no contradiction, and no reason to invent a second wife for Adam. On authority Jesus taught that there was one man and one woman who became one flesh. Not one man and two women. The rabbis did not have the benefit of this teaching when they invented Lilith. Two stories When there are two things, one is a heavenly and one is an earthly representation of the same thing. Genesis 1 is the heavenly view of creation, as viewed by God. Gen 2ff is the view from Adam's perspective. The way that creation is viewed is different. There is no contradiction. Genetically The word for rib also means side. Genetically, the human male has the XY chromosome pair, where the woman has XX. The woman was produced by taking one side of the male. The primitive rendition of Gen 2.21 is scientifically and theologically accurate. The male remained male, while the female was made to be something else (and how!) in his likeness. Conclusion Since Adam lost nothing when Eve was taken from his side, then he was male in the same way that men today are male, and there is no reason to presume that his genitalia was any different from men today. |


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For those who don't know RAF Bentwaters is a military base near Woodbridge, Suffolk in England. The base was used by the UK during World War II and the U.S. during the Cold War. On December 26, 1980 around 3am an unidentified craft was found by several base personnel. Those present included Servicemen, Sgt. Jim Penniston. After a brief encounter the craft flew away.
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Skip ahead 30 years and the story takes a more unusual turn. During interview production for an episode of History Channel's Ancient Aliens Jim Penniston shows them a notebook with binary code in it. He says the morning after the encounter during his downtime he repeatedly saw the same sequence of ones and zeros in his mind. This compelled him to write them down in a notebook. The numbers were analyzed and put into a program in an attempt to decode them. This is what it found.
The story takes an even stranger turn at this point. Under hypnotic regression Jim Penniston claims that the being in the craft were NOT extraterrestrials but in fact HUMANS from a very distant future! Their mission had something to do with chromosomes. And they use Humans not as breeding stock but as "Band-Aids."
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Raku Style?
Posted 07 October 2012 - 12:28 PM
Raku Water Immersion
Looks risky to me.
Posted 07 October 2012 - 01:04 PM
Mark.... sorry but that is not raku ware, it is Hikidashikuro (Black Seto).
The name translates into about "fire withdrawal black".
Slightly different technique.
In THIS case the water quenching causes the glaze to have sort of a pebbly dry-ish surface and it also causes the clay body to be filled with micro-fractures. This causes the body to lose its hard-fired "ring" factor. Many Chajin (Tea Masters) feel that vitrious stonewares have a harsh sound when the matcha (powdered green tea) is wisked when compared to the teaware "standardbearer"... low fired porous raku wares.
I sometimes do this process in my noborigama. If you look through the photos here ( https://www.facebook...=1&l=7e7b7e21fc ) you'll see a few shots. They are about 1/2 way down the photos. And yeah... it is risky.
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Posted 07 October 2012 - 02:19 PM
Mark.... sorry but that is not raku ware, it is Hikidashikuro (Black Seto).
The name translates into about "fire withdrawal black".
No need to be sorry, John. I thought I saw the word Raku in one of the translations. Ooops.
Thank you very much for the explanation.
I would love to give that a try some day.
Posted 07 October 2012 - 03:46 PM
Posted 07 October 2012 - 04:05 PM
Afterthought......... I likely should have also noted up there that it is often referred to as "Setoguro" ("Black from Seto").
Think of it as "cone 9 American raku", but no post firing reduction. You can use a gas or electric kiln, not just wood fired. You can air cool them or water quench them .
The claybody MATTERS .
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Posted 07 October 2012 - 07:59 PM
I actually water quench my pots after raku firing in a propane kiln, and smoking (post fire reduction)--especially if using a glaze with copper carbonate. Exposure to the air after the reduction causes the glaze to oxidise and lose all the beautiful copper flashes you've achieved in the reduction. Water quenching "sets" the color. I only water quench when using raku clay because it is manufactured to withstand the abrupt thermal changes inherent in this type of firing/reduction. If I use a cone 6 stoneware, I allow the pots to totally cool down in the smoke pot. Using raku clay my losses are less than 10%, stoneware can occasionally rise as high as 40% if not handled carefully.
I too have quenched my wares post reduction. And they definitely ended up with some nice copper effects.
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Nigfis wrote:Eh? Your lot joined WWII in nineteen-fourty something. As for the twenties, google the Banana Wars (1898-1935)
1935-1940 is the longest the US hasn't been at war.
Yes, math would dictate that from 1920-1930 would be one decade, and 1930-1940 would be two.
But you're right, I missed that one. Most sites call it an occupation, but it has 'war' in the title.


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t. > / The News Volume VII. -No. 23. BRYN MAWR, PA., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1921 Price 10 Ceoti PHOEBE NORCROSS WILL TAKE TITLE ROLE IN JUNIOR PLAY Seniors Witness "Trelawney" Friday Night; Second Performance Saturday Pinero's "Trelawney of the Wells" will be given by 1922 as Junior-Senior Supper Play on Friday night, and will be followed l.. .*!.� f��,..,|i hanqi�*t�in thr ETjDflnjinrti A second performance of 'the play will be held on Saturday night at 8 o'clock. Tick- ets are now on sale in M. Crosby's room, Pembroke-West. Reserved seats, $1.25 for outsiders-;- 75 cents for members of the College; unreserved seats, $1 and 50 cents. The heroine of the play, Miss Rose Trelawney, will be played by P. Norcross. Miss Norcross took a leading part in 1922's Banner Show, and was a member of the Junior Play Committee. Important parts are also played by E. Hobdy, E. Ander- son, E. Brush, J. Fisher and O. Howard. ^Characters of the play are drawn from theatrical and aristocratic circles of mid- Victorian London. Dr. Howard Savage, head of the English .Composition Department, is directing the production. O. Howard, '22, is stage man- ager. M. D. Hay is chairman of the Cos- tumes Committee, P. Smith of the Scenery Committee. Lighting is in charge of L. Sloan, '20, and I. Coleman, '22. G. Rhoads is chairman of the Property Committee. MR. CLARK PRESENTS PROBLEMS OF. LABOR SITUATION IN AMERICA "The Future of American Labor" was the ' general subject of Mr. Evans Clark, speak- ing last Wednesday evening in Taylor Hall, under the auspices of the World Citizenship Committee. Mr. Clark is one of the direc- tors of the Labor Bureau, whose service is to aid labor union activities by supplying statistics. ^ Mr. Clark discussed the present situation of American labor and the possibilities of its following European precedent in work- ing for control of industrial and social life. The desire for democracy in industry is felt everywhere, he said; the workers are aroused against the..excess profits made by employers andflrant an industry run by labor. In" America this sentiment has been augmented by the recent wage reduction, high cost of living, the open-shop drive, and the injunction wave- Radicalism, contrary to socialism, wishes to accomplish this aim by violence, con- cluded Mr. Clark, but the organization is too weak as yet to be more than a threat Sooner or later the changes in industry will be brought about. Dr. Deardorff to Replace Professor Kingsbury During Sabbatical Year Dr. Neva Deardorff has been appointed associate professor of social economy and acting director ofrthe Carola Woerishoffer Graduate Department of. Social Economy arjd Social Research for the year 1921- 1922 in place of Professor Kingsbury, who will be absent on leave. Dr. Deardorff hac t)ppn j non-resident lecturer in the de- will play a solo as introduction, partment rftfrihrf'thr innt tvi> rriir-i, k'"1"-* T^ .' -*"w- �rill, inrlndr Artnlph B%lm, period of reconstruction of the Red Cross, leaving it to take up the work at Bryn Mawr College. The Survey and other magazines have published many articles by Dr. Deardorff on problems in social economy. Notable among them has been the article presented by herself and Miss Additon; some years ago, urging the transfer of juvenile proba- tion from the, courts to departments of education. VARSITY DEFEATS ALUMNAE 10-0 IN ANNUAL WATER-POLO GAME ALUMNAE COMMITTEE ON HEALTH AND PHY8ICAL EDUCATION MEET8 Will Meet Again Third Week in May The Committee on Health and Physical Education, created at the annual alumnae meeting last January, met at Bryn Mawr, April 14 and IS. Reports of systems of Physical Educa- tion and Health Supervision at Yale, Har- vard, Princeton and the University of Wisconsin, were" considered. Members present were: Cynthia Wesson, '09; Elsa Denison, '10 (Mrs. Dayton Vorhees); Leila Houghteling, '11; Ethel Dunham, '14. ^ \ , � * PRUE 8MITH EDITOR-IN-CHIEF OF LANTERN FOR NEXT YEAR The editorial and business boards of the Lantern and Welsh Rarebit have decided to have an editor-in-chief for each paper next year. The result of the annual elec- tions held on Monday were: P. Smith, '22, editor of the Lantern, and H. Scnbner, '23, editor of the Welsh Rarebit. The business manager of both papers for next year is E. Brown, '22. M. Scattergood, '17, at Goal, Proves Backbone of Alumnae Defense With a goal to the credit of every mem- ber of the team except the goal keeper, the Varsity Water-Polo Team defeated the Alumnae 10-0 in the annual match game last Wednesday night. ' Playing a fast game, characterized by good team work between E. Cope, '21, varsity captain, and the forwards, the un- dergraduates piled up 8 points during the first half despite the stiff opposition put, up by M. Scattergood, Alumnae goal. In the second half the Alumnae defense tightened and vafsity scored only twice. The feature of the game was the terrific struggle under the goal !>etween E. Ander- son, '22, at side forward, and M. Goodhue, '15, fullback, which culminated in a goal by Miss Anderson. ALUMNAE VARS|TY L. T. Cadbury, '14...L.F.....E. Anderson, 22" M. WilUrd, '17.......CF.........F. Bliss, '22" T). Rogers, '�0........R.F..K. Woodward, p21"* M. Brown, '20........H...........E. Cope, '21* M. Ooodhue, 'If......R.F..........H. Rice, '23# H. Kingsbury, '20.....L.F.........A Nicoll, '22� M. Scattergood, '17___G.........C. Garrison, "21 ..........F. Martin, '23 Substitutes: C. Dowd, 16, for D. Rogers, '20; M. Ayer, '07 (Mrs. Cecil Barnes), for H. Kings- bury, '20. _ Bolm Ballet to Perform in Cloisters on Evening of Garden Party ITie Bolm Ballet, accompanied by the Little Symphony and conducted by George Barrere, will give a performance in the cloisters from 8 to 9.30 P. M., on June 2, the evening of garden party. Mr. Barrere, who played at Bryn Mawr before under Mr. Whiting, of New York, the seminaries in sociology and in social economy applied td social relief. Graduating from the University of Mich- igan in 1908, Dr. Deardorff received the degree1 of Doctor of Philosophy from the University of Pennsylvania in 1911. She was with the Bureau of Municipal Research from, 1912 to 1918, and Chief, Division of Vital Statistics, city of Philadelphia, from 1914 to 1916. In 1918 Dr. Deardorff with- drew from Philadelphia to take the position of assistant to the Director General of( Civilian Relief, American Red Cross, in Washington. She held this position during the latter part of the war and during theLSharing equally the program is 'the finest Ruth Page and Margot Leeras. danoes and costumes will be entirely new. It has been said of the ballet that "it is the re-creation of the arts, customs, man- ners and spirit of all times and all peoples. Adolph Bolm, acclaimed the world over as the foremost dancer of the day, has built his Ballet Intime on eminently edu- cational and artistic principles. Whether the dance be tHbt of ancient Troy, Italy of the Middle Ages, France of the Renais- sance or Modern Mexicq, whether of Orient or Occident, whether of the barbaric or the civilized, it is always true SIMILAR SUMMER SCHOOLS IN ENGLAND SCORED SUCCESS Physical Training to be Required. Many Inquiries Already Received After the meeting of the Executive Com- mittee of the Summer Schobl, held last week-end, Dean Smith said: � � "In the Summer Sahool at Bryn Mawr we must work out the principles and meth- ^^-^^aul^^ucati^j^dtlL a jxoug^of^ small orchestra in the world'�the delight- ful and unusual Little Symphony, a mu- sical miniature, the work*of the one and only George Barrere, whose 'magic flute came as such a revelation to America in the days before he became even more famous as the presiding genius of chamber music." MRS. PANKHURST GIVES LAST CLASS IN PUBLIC SPEAKING "Sunny Jim" Qualifications Agreed Upon at Joint Meeting Yesterday The "Sunny Jim" prize, the awarding of which will be announced in chapel on Friday, April 29, is. to" be given for the following qualities, as decided by Presi- dent Thomas' meeting with the Senior class: That she be a good student who shows interest in her work, but need not necessarily be in the upper half; that she possess the qualities of courage, cheerful- ness, fair-mindedness, good sportmanship; that her influence be widely felt, and that- she have the courage^ to live up to her own convictions arid be respected by ^11. IN THE NEW BOOK ROOM "Marie Antoinette," by Hillaire Belloc A biographical study. "Plays by Jacinto Benavente." A trans- lation by J. Garrett Underbill. Permanent Debating Society Urged By Mrs". Pankhurst to Continue Work "Have something to say!" was Mrs. Pankhurst's chief adyicc to the last meet- ing of the pnbllC speaking class on -Mon- day night, in Taylor Hall. ' In summarizing, the most, important points, of the course, Mrs, Pankhurst em- phasized the necessity of a Speaker making herself heard by all and winning the agree- ment of her audience. After this summary a public meeting was opened, with Miss Harmon, graduate student, acting as chair- man. "How to Prevent Future War," "What do You Think of the Economic Independence of Women?" "Should There be Government Ownership of the Rail- roads," and "Should we Have a New De- partment of Welfare?" were discussed by extemporaneous speakers from the audi- ence. The meeting ended with a vote of thanks to Mrs. Pankhurst for her kindness in giving, the course. Ih returning thanks Mrs. Pankhurst suggested that the College keep up the good start that the course had made and, with the approval of President Thomas, set up a really permanent debating society. # Social Service Committee Plan to Visit Settlements and Factories The factory of the A. M. Collins Manu- facturing Company, in Philadelphia, will be the object of trip for Miss Kingsbury's class in social betterment, next Friday afternoon. Other students may join. The1 Social Service Committee may also ar- range visits to the settlements in Philadel- phia, the House of Detention for Children, Philadelphia; the Cottage Home for Feeble Minded Women, at Laurelton, Pa.; Brown's Farms Home for CfippIecFChiidren, and the House of Correction, at Torresdale, Pa. Any students wishing to go on these trips should apply to E. Bliss, '21, Radnor. Other, trips which Miss Kingsbury's class will take .are: May 10, Carson Col- lege, a school fdr onplian girls, at Flour- town, Pa.; May 14, an all-day trip to Sleighton Farms; Darlington; the Glen Mills Reform School for Boys, at Glen Mills, Pa., and the Pennsylvania State School for Feeble-minded at Elwyn, Pa. students whose preparation has been at- tained not through academic subjects, but through a wide experience of people and of things, a first-hand knowledge of social relations and reactions, of industrial strug- gles and industrial opportunities, and with a power of concentration that comes from taking part in the creative processes of in- dustry. That this gives a real preparation of a special kind has been proved in Eng- land in the workers' colleges and schools. When a careful study was made of papers submitted by his classes, Professor A. L Smith, of Balliol College, wrote. 'Twenty- five per cent, of the essays examined after second years' work in two classes and first year's work in six classes, were equal to the work done by students who gained first classes in Final Schools of Modern History. I was astonished not so much at the quality, as at the quantity of the quality of the work done.'" Women Workers in Industry Defined It was finally decided that the following interpretation will be made of the phrase: "Women Workers in Industry." "In this connection the term women workers in in- dustry will be taken to mean women who are working with the tools of their trade, and not in a supervisory capacity, and not to include clerical workers, teachers, sales- women, waitresses or household assistants." "One hundred and sixty-two letters of in- quiry have already been received, expreii*- ing genuine, almost pathetic longing for more education. Each tutor will dfrect the study of two groups of five students each, and will be responsible for the entire supervision of one of these groups. With a lecture period of forty minutes and two hours a day of tutoring and outside help, each student would carry twelvc.hours of work a week. The resident physician of the College will be on part time duty in the infirmary to conduct medical examinations and for health supervision. Regular exercise, cor- rective gymnastics and instruction in hy- giene should do much to build permanent foundations of health for our summer patients. Scholarships to be Raised The financial organization of the College is to be used in administering.the finances of the Summer School, and after a discus- sion the financial responsibility for the school was assumed for various districts of the country, money to be raised for the scholarships by groups of alumnae and other interested people. The Directing Committee is Dean Hilda Smith, chairman; Miss Ernestine Fried- mann, vice-chairman and executive secre- tary; Professor Susan Kingsbury, chairman of instruction; Miss Leila Houghteling, chairman of social activities. V BY-LAW ADDED TO CONSTITUTION BY UNDERGRADUATE ASSOCIATION It was decided "that members of the advisory and executive board of the as.- sociation be chairmen of the association committees" af the last Undergraduate Association meeting, held on April 14. The regulation was added to the constitu- tion as a by-law. This amendment was passed to expedite the work of the asso- ciation by having the committees brought into close contact with the board. - rfk.. r: -� -..
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BeeAre wrote:I am hesitant about this possible comic. :I
Why, BR?
BeeAre wrote:I am hesitant about this possible comic. :I
Bleeds doing Zim now...sweet!
His_Last_Chance wrote:How long is he gonna do this then?
A-117 wrote:(Sorry for my absence from the forums)
teran4ever wrote:And you are...?A-117 wrote:(Sorry for my absence from the forums)
frosty_king wrote:so then whats all this about like whats going on,is happy comin back to snafu?
fiuskera wrote:the first draw remembers me dib from invader zim =]
I like the clothes from HIM *o*
he looks like a PIMP not a fag
u should use Dexter like a dr. frankensteim 4 your scary cute story XD
keep the good work ^^
im da man wrote:Nice postcard! Any others?
geminidragon wrote:http://neurosylum.deviantart.com/
thats where her latest DA account is... but she seems to have a chip on her shoulder about Zim... i hope she isnt bitter about it, because i love her work and i hope that she does help....
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Gettysburg Address
Library of Congress
From The Library of Congress Civil War Desk Reference, edited by Margaret Wagner, Gary W. Gallagher and Paul Finkelman. Copyright © 2002 by The Stonesong Press Inc., and the Library of Congress. Reprinted by permission of Simon & Schuster Inc.
At the November 19, 1863, ceremony dedicating a soldiers' cemetery in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, where more than 51,000 were killed, captured, or wounded in the war's costliest battle, Lincoln eloquently laid out the meaning of the war.
That the brief address became one of history's most famous and praised speeches is due not only to its stirring language or the event that occasioned it. In defining the purpose of the war, Lincoln was calling on the nation to continue America's grand experiment of government by the people.
During the ceremony, the president's address was overshadowed by renowned speaker Edward Everett's two-hour oration, which preceded it. Lincoln initially believed his speech was a failure, but, within days, newspaper and popular reaction assured him of its success. Even Everett observed its effectiveness in a letter to the president: "I should be glad i f I could flatter myself that I came as near to the central idea of the occasion in two hours as you did in two minutes."
Five manuscript copies of the Gettysburg Address, written in Lincoln's hand—with minor word and phrase differences among them—are known to exist. The copies Lincoln gave to his private secretaries, John Nicolay and John Hay, are in the Library of Congress. He later made out a copy for Everett; this manuscript is at the Illinois State Historical Library in Springfield.
Historian George Bancroft requested a copy from Lincoln; it is now at Cornell University. The Bliss Copy, reproduced here, was penned by Lincoln for inclusion in Colonel Alexander Bliss' book Autograph Leaves of Our Country's Authors (1864). It is considered the "standard" version and is the one most often reprinted. The original Bliss document is displayed in the Lincoln Bedroom at the White House.
"Fourscore and seven years ago owe fathers brought forth on this continent a new nation, conceived in liberty and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal.
Now we are engaged in a great civil war, testing whether that nation or any nation so conceived and so dedicated can long endure. We are met on a great battlefield of that war. We have come to dedicate a portion of that field as a final resting-place for those who here gave their lives that that nation might live. It is altogether fitting and proper that we should do this.
But, in a larger sense, we cannot dedicate, we cannot consecrate, we cannot hallow this ground. The brave men, living and dead who struggled here have consecrated it far above our poor power to add or detract. The world will little note nor long remember what we say here, but it can never forget what they did here. It is for us the living rather to be dedicated here to the unfinished work which they who fought here have thus far so nobly advanced. It is rather for us to be here dedicated to the great task remaining before us—that from these honored dead we take increased devotion to that cause for which they gave the last full measure of devotion—that we here highly resolve that these dead shall not have died in vain, that this nation under God shall have a new birth of freedom, and that government of the people, by the people, for the people shall not perish from the earth."
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Love.Dreamer wrote:I only got it today i haven't actually taken anything... I often find myself having extreme expressions of anger that get out of hand considering the situation i am in and this guy said something about "intermittent Explosive disorder" I told him i am pretty my anger probably due to some unresolved issue that i have yet to identify and he went the extra mile to give me the paper with the prescription, i investigated a bit and people with rage issues are often treated with that thing so that i gave me some slight hope that the guy "knows what he is doing" but i would rather not take meds if it isnt absolutely nessesary, im pretty there is another way to stop being angry all the time and then grab my best friend's glass ashtray and throw it against a wall in a fit of rage just because of something he said that was not nearly as bad to merit that reaction.
there should be a way to tell if this gay is a mediocre doctor who fixes everything with magic pills or if this is legit and im completelly mental, this is such a stupid subject right now and you guys not need my shit.
Love.Dreamer wrote:I dont understand how the word "ship" is being used here... i mean i understand what is happening just not the usage of that word.
That is what had me puzzled.
Alternatively, "shipping" two people together like you would put two items in a box and ship it somewhere. Idk. Verb usage there is kinda funny.
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I reckon that it is Miby...Hands Down
sandra wrote:8-)
Yeah the new name has more character. Big difference.
Okay so lets search for the real brown nose?
Yes, hell yes I was only kidding.
sandra wrote:MIBby, actually I always remembered your real name, I can even put a face with the name after all these yrs. You had a picture up years ago.
People prolly do remember
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hey i dunno if you know this but bleedman... he's kinda into that. D:
BeeAre wrote:DmonHiro wrote:Archrival wrote:He was literally talking about Olga....idiot.
Are you sure? Cause in that panel, behind his back would be Blossom... or someone behind Blossom.
if it is someone behind his back, the first person is Blossom.
Well, its hard to say, it could be Dexter, but that would depend on what Samantha/Kikuhime does. I mean she was standing right behind him and Buttercup. She may not even bother with Dexter, though, as she has unfinished business with Buttercup and she was impress with Sensei Jack... Hard to say which one she will take on first.WildNeko wrote:The most likely one will be Dexter, pulling some badass machine and stopping the blast.
I like your idea that Blossom will throw Gir, but I bet he hits the Darkstar Council guys arm knocking the blast into the floor.WildNeko wrote: Other option, Blossom throws Gir into the blast making it pre-detonate and blow his arm off along with Gir. I don't want that happening though... I love Gir.
And HOW DARE BLOSSOM CHEAT ON GIR!!!
Dragonrider1227 wrote:I know this is the PPG's comic and all but am I the only one who is rather concerned for Jenny? Please don't tell me you're leaving her to be tentacle raped! :'(
DmonHiro wrote:Whatever does happen, I expect something awesome, and BM has never failed me before. And yes, the RR Boys WOULD be pretty awesome. It would balance things out. Still... the good guys don't have someone who can really defeat Bell right now.
rac7d wrote:i cant belive bubbles couldnt bust through that
mrguymiah wrote:I wonder if anyone else notices the bomb...
I have a question for you BeeAre. I've been reading the comments on the last few pages and it has brought me to the question, "Is Bleedman a 'special' person with the ability to draw very well?" I'm not trying to pry, just curious.
DmonHiro wrote:Gir said "literally behind my back". I'm guessing someone's coming to Olga's rescue.
Option 1, and the obvious choice: Dexter.
Option 2, would also make sense: Monkey. We saw him being summoned.
Option 3: Jack and Buttercup.
Place your bets!
PS: I love me some i pantyshots, and I'm not ashamed to admit it.
BeeAre wrote:Dragonrider1227 wrote:I know this is the PPG's comic and all but am I the only one who is rather concerned for Jenny? Please don't tell me you're leaving her to be tentacle raped!
we're not leaving her. but she's been MIND-RAPED already.
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at1with0 wrote:Google rejects White House request to pull Mohammad film clip
http://in.reuters.com/article/2012/09/1 ... MD20120914Google Inc rejected a request by the White House on Friday to reconsider its decision to keep online a controversial YouTube movie clip that has ignited anti-American protests in the Middle East.
I wonder if they'd change their tune if people infiltrated Google headquarters and popped a cap or two.
Maybe but aren't they a front for the CIA?


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