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I voted out in the EU referendum last Thursday.
So, now we've got that out of the way, shall we continue? What? You're shocked because you never knew I was a racist, and would do such a thing as vote to leave? Ok then, it looks as though we're going to have to talk about this and get it out of the way.
First off, WHERE do you get that I am a racist from? How does my voting out make me so? Is it because I want my own country to be governed by people who live here, not by someone who lives across a sea hundreds of miles away? Because I believe that the EU had way too much sway over the country I was born and raised in? Because I was genuinely concerned that in 20/30/40 years time we would be swallowed whole (along with the rest of the 27 EU countries - with more to join later) and become just a non-specific state within a European Federation ruled by people who have never even experienced our culture or part of the world? Is it because I believe being a part of the EU actually hinders us, rather than aids us - there's a big world out there and by tying ourselves to Europe we were pushing further away from the rest. Does all that make me a racist? NO, of course it doesn't, so what gives someone the right to brand me one? I was lucky enough to be brought up by amazing parents who taught me to never judge anyone on the colour of their skin, to judge them solely on who they are. Those are learnings I live by each and every day. I don't give a shit if you are red, black, white, yellow or sky blue with purple dots - if you are an arsehole, then that's who you are, but I won't judge you on that until I get to know you, so how DARE these people (those who voted remain) claim I am a racist. Sadly some of my friends and family have also shared things since Thursday via social media that basically claim anyone who voted out is a racist. Those words really hurt me, as these are being shared by people who know me, have spent time with me. I find their tarring me with a nasty brush genuinely upsetting.
I despise Nigel Farage as much as the next person - now he is a racist - and everything he stands for. In fact I find him even more despicable than the BNP because at least they are upfront about being vile creatures who hate anyone that doesn't conform to their stereotype. I am aware his whole campaign was run on the immigration issue, but that was just him, and he had no sway or control over my vote. I'll be honest anyone who voted out based on immigration is a fucking idiot. We already control our own borders, we always have done. That will never change. Thankfully I am educated enough to understand that immigration works both ways - people enter the country, people leave the country. Of course there are some idiots out there who haven't got a clue and who would have voted out based on that ignorance, but I am not one of them. I have not a single problem with anyone coming into - well I guess England now, for we are definitely not a United Kingdom at this moment in time, and there's not particularly anything great about us. My own great-grandparents were themselves Polish immigrants (albeit they ended up stateside, but they were immigrants none-the-less), and I would rather have people moving here from European countries who want to work and make a better life for themselves, than 90% of the English people who were born and raised here that sponge off our benefits system. I am also all for helping out people/refugees who are being persecuted in their own countries - just because I voted out, doesn't mean I don't care about these people. I'm on the edge of a big housing association/council area and every day I watch families with the newest mobiles, the latest designer clothes, the best prams and buggies, who have take-away's for dinner every night, they drive brand new cars, yet talk about how hard done by they are while discussing how great they think sky Q is (I work 60 hours a week and can't really afford a basic sky package yet they have the most prestigious one there is which they watch on 65" tv screens) when they've never worked a day in their life, yet I have several Polish guys who deliver to me at work who start at 6 in the morning, finish at 9 at night and work for little more than £3 per hour (sometimes less if they get stuck in traffic and can't get all their deliveries out on time). I would rather my country was filled with those guys, than the spongers. Having said that though, I do feel we need to have a better system in place regarding who we allow in, and that did go some way to me choosing to vote out.
Let's take the Americans now as an example for allowing/not allowing people in and out. If I want to go there (or anyone from Europe wants to go there) I have to fill in a form stating where I am staying, why I am visiting and what I will do while out there. I am then finger printed and have my eye's scanned before they might consider letting me through to visit. That allows me no more than 12 weeks to stay in the country. If I wish to stay longer I have to apply for a visa, prove I am capable of supporting myself and I have to pay extra for the privilege. I see nothing wrong with that; they want to protect themselves from undesirables. If an American wants to come here, they face similar scrutiny although I don't think we are quite as tough. In fact I have an american friend who is not allowed to visit here because he has a criminal record. They have everything they need to know about him on file, his whole life is covered, I would have been willing to stand as a guarantor for him, yet he is unable to visit due to an indiscretion in his younger years. Now, let's say he was from within the EU. All he would have to do is show his passport photo matched with his face and he's in. Not only is he in, he can stay as long as he likes, he doesn't have to show he can provide for himself as we have a benefits system that will help him; as he's done his time for his crime he's free to come and go as he pleases, just as any criminal from within the EU is, and that's where I think we need a better system in place. Is it right that just because a country pays into the EU coffers, automatically everyone of their citizens has the right to come and go as they please, yet people from outside the EU have to jump through hoops? Oh wait - half of them don't even pay into the system either. Am I wrong to believe we should all have to follow the same rules, regardless? Does that make me a racist?
I want to visit Berlin, Warsaw, Saltzburg and many other EU countries before I depart this mortal coil so I'm not anti-europe in any way. I just think the EU bureaucrats were gaining too much control and it would have soon begun to spin way out of the individual countries hands.
Leading up to the vote all I kept hearing was how we need to stay as we do 46% of all our trade through it. So, let me get this right. 46% of our trade is via the EU, which is made up of 27 countries. That means the remaining 54% of our trade is done OUTSIDE the EU. That's right, again, there is a whole world out there, and come on, do you really think they are suddenly going to stop trading with us? They have goods they want to sell and products they want to buy; they're really not that stupid that they would cut off their noses to spite their faces and stop trading with us. And if they do, then so be it. There are plenty of other countries in the world we can buy from. Even Obama (who I used to have a lot of respect for) has come out and said he doesn't want anything to change between our 2 countries, yet just the other week he was saying it would be foolish of us to leave and could affect relations. I've actually seen some pretty awful stuff coming from the other side of the pond about those of us that voted to leave, also. Again most of it playing the race card. The irony from a country that is quite possibly the most racist in the world, who treat the very people they took the land from that they now live on as if they are 3rd class citizens. Maybe if they were to pally up with the rest of of North America, and all of South America, only to find that they are unable to make their own rules regarding their own country and have to abide by what some elected government from 27 different countries operating out of Venezuela tells them, they might think differently about those of us who voted for out.
The whole fallout since is pretty farcical. A petition to have another vote because those who wanted in didn't win. What happened to democracy? Just because the result didn't go the way you wanted, doesn't mean we need to do it all again. The majority ruled, whether you believe rightly, or wrongly, that is how democracy works. People like Kim Jong Un and Robert Mugabe must be sat back laughing at us right now; they can use what is going on over here as a valid reason to explain why democracy doesn't work. It needs to stop. What's done is done. Had the result been the other way I would have said the same thing if the brexit brigade kicked off about it.
I've seen over-privileged teenage kids living off the bank of Mummy and Daddy, who think they know best, whining on TV about how it wasn't 'fair' they didn't get to vote when it affects their future. Well younglings, life isn't fair - deal with it, and it's not just your future that was being voted for. I hope to have another 50 years on this planet, so I was thinking of my future also when I put my cross in the box. While I have no doubt that there are some 16/17 - possibly even 13/14/15 years old who are educated enough to understand how politics work (some of them far better than I ever will) for each of those there are probably a dozen who couldn't even decide what to wear to school that day. I heard one girl going on about how she's "not british" but is in fact "European" which just goes to prove my point about how we seem to be losing our identity. I saw a great meme shared on twitter yesterday regarding youngsters. I'll add it below this paragraph. I found it rather fitting, yet I am sure they will still bleet on about "how unfair" it was for them.
So, YES, I voted out. No, I never expected that would be the result. I was as shocked as the rest of the country when I saw what had happened, but I'm glad it's happened and if you still believe me to be a racist for doing so, then you really don't know me at all.
One last point to note. Surely by voting in I would have actually been more prejudiced and discriminatory against anyone from outside the EU, because anyone who voted to remain was effectively saying "if you don't belong to the EU then we don't want you here" as it's harder for people outside the EU to enter, than it is for those who are inside the bubble. Now. who is the racist?


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I few questions if u were doing this trip
1. Where would you go... Sample itinerary.
2. How would you travel... I.E. rent a car take public. Coming from Chicago never driven on other side of the road :/ flying in and out of Dublin
Thanks so much!
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I few questions if u were doing this trip
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Sorry - but no one can plan an itinerary for you out of thin air.
You could go anywhere - and my favorites might be of no interest to you. Why did you choose Ireland and Scotland, are there places you must visit or do you have no ideas at all? Have you any guide books?
(You could spend your 3 weeks in JUST Ireland or JUST Scotland and still not see everything so you need to focus a bit and have at least a basic framework - then we can help you refine things)
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Ok so yes these are the two countries I want to go to. They are places I have always wanted to go made up my mind and am going. I am a history and nature nerd so that has helped me. In Ireland I would like to do Dublin i have a concert thre on the 14th,Killarney national park and surrounding area, also would like to go to Galoway art festival while I am there. I have a friend in Ahoghill NI as well that I would like to see. On to Scotland I am interested in the castles seeing Inverness and Culloden battle field for a start. What do you think?
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Calling Galway, galloway is no way to make friends. The locals are not great on the Arts Festival some free stuf but most of it is a money making exercise rather than a local festival.
Anyway running from the 15th -28th puts it behind your fixed date in Dublin. what are the other dates in and out. It is also a point that you can fly from any irish airport to a Scottish one (vice versa) so Dublin Scotland is not an essential.
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Have you already bought the airline ticket? It would save time to fly open-jaw, into one city and out of another, instead of having to travel back from Scotland to Dublin again.
You say you have a concert on the 14th in Dublin. You do not say when you actually arrive in Dublin. The 13th or earlier?
A quick Google search shows that the art festival is the 15th to 28th July. It may be a good idea to make sure you have a place to stay before you actually get there. You should also make sure you know what shows you want to see, what days they are on and of course get tickets in advance.
How are you planning to get from Ireland to Scotland? Plane or ferry?
I agree with janisj. Ireland and Scotland both have a lot to see and one can easily spend 23 days in only one of them.
Since you already have that concert in Dublin I would advise you to only do Ireland this trip. You say you like history and nature. Well, Ireland has a lot of that.
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Also glendalough and the wiklow mountains and brun na boinne in lreland.
In Scotland dunnottar castle and if there is time I would love to ride the Jacobite steam train and go to one or a couple of the isles. It's a long list this is why I'm having trouble planning. Because really I want to be able to just take the countries in and enjoy myself. So should I rent a car?
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Ok so hmm that is the question plane or ferry and open jaw yes would be the best way to do it in to Dublin on the 11th and out of Edinburgh on the 5th of August.
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W/ your wish list in Scotland - I'd probably stick to Dublin and Galway in Ireland - maybe 7 or 8 days to give you enough time to attend the festival and spend the rest of your time in Scotland.
Dunnottar is fabulous - and by a couple of the isles are you talking about Skye & Mull - or the Outer Hebrides - or Orkney - or Islay - or Arran? In any case they are on the opposite side of the country from Dunnottar.
For that sort of itinerary you'll want 3-ish weeks and a car except for the time in Edinburgh.
I'd fly from Dublin or Shannon to Glasgow, collect a rental car there, tour the west coast for about a week to see Mull/Iona and Skye, stop in Ft William (but not IN Ft William) and catch the Jacobite out to Mallaig and back (it will be a single day excursion - no need to stay over night since you will have already stayed on Skye.
Then north to near Inverness (again - not IN Inverness) to visit some of the northern sites like Culloden/Ft George/the Black Isle etc) for 2 or 3 days.
Then east to Aberdeenshire/Deeside for the Castle trail, Dunnottar, Stonehaven, etc. 2-ish days.
Then Glamis Castle, into Fife for a couple of days. St Andrews and the fishing villages.
See Stirling and the Trossachs (2-3 days) before turning the car in at EDI and spending the last 2 or 3 days in Edinburgh. Fly home from EDI.
This whole loop GLA - EDI will take 18-20 days.
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Well Janisj that is the best advise I've gotten yet! Thanks so much I was starting to think the same thing! And spend most of my time in Scotland enjoying myself and traveling around!
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Imiela, 57, is on trial for rape at the Old Bailey in London after being arrested in January 2010
A serial sex attacker violently raped a complete stranger and was traced through his DNA more than 20 years later, a court heard today.
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Prosecutor Richard Hearnden told jurors at the Old Bailey that the attack was 'a horrific ordeal suffered by Mrs Jankowitz at the hands of a complete stranger'.
Years after the alleged assault, Imiela went on to commit a series of seven rapes for which he was convicted in 2004.
Mr Hearnden told the jury: 'Between November 2001 and the autumn of the following year, in a savage and perverted campaign against total strangers, Antoni Imiela raped seven other females.
'He was linked to each of those rapes by the presence of his DNA. He denied those offences and he stood trial for them. In March 2004 he was found guilty of those rapes by a jury.
'The prosecution say therefore it would be an extraordinary coincidence for Mrs Jankowitz to have fabricated an allegation of rape against a totally innocent man, a man with whom she had enjoyed consensual sex and a man who we now know later went on to rape seven other females in similar circumstances.'
Mrs Jankowitz had been to the pub with her husband Erwin on Christmas Eve in 1987 but the couple had an argument and went their separate ways.
She returned home to their Forest Hill flat to see if he was there and finding he was not, decided to go out again by herself.
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He threatened her with a brick, said he would kill her and repeatedly punched her in the face, jurors were told.
After the attack Mrs Jankowitz's mother-in-law Jill Stevens said her clothes were dishevelled and had blood and grass stains on them and her face was bruised.
A doctor found that marks on her face and legs supported her account that she had been raped, Mr Hearnden said.
Imiela stopped her from looking at his face during the attack, it is claimed, but more than two decades later a cold case team matched his DNA to the alleged rape.
Tests found that samples taken from Mrs Jankowitz matched his DNA. The chances of it not being his were less than 'one in a billion'.
He was arrested in January 2010 and gave a no-comment interview. Then in March last year he said in a defence statement that he had consensual sex with Mrs Jankowitz.
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Mrs Jankowitz died in 2006.
Mrs Jankowitz said she had previously been raped by a group of men in Cape Town on Christmas Eve around five years before the alleged attack, but did not go to the South African police.
After the 1987 alleged rape, she began suffering from mental health problems.
Mr Hearnden told the jury: 'The defence is likely to paint a picture of Mrs Jankowitz as an unreliable witness. Someone who simply cannot be believed.
'They are likely to rely on the fact that two years or so after the rape she began to report mental health problems to her doctor.
'Does that mean that she may have been lying in her statement to her family, to her doctor?
'Or is it just a cynical use of Mrs Jankowitz's further suffering?'
The court was read a statement made by Mrs Jankowitz at the time, in which she said she had two cans of lager, shared a cannabis joint with her husband and drank three half pints of lager that night.
She said her attacker told her: 'Don't look at me, bitch, or I'll kill you, you f****** slag.'
He repeatedly punched her when she tried to resist and escape, the court heard.
Her statement read: 'At no time had I seen this man before and I didn't ask him to have sex, he just did it. I said no, I struggled.'
Mrs Jankowitz's mother-in-law Ms Stevens then gave evidence, saying she was not concerned when the alleged victim left the flat alone.
With her voice shaking, Ms Stevens said: 'I wasn't concerned about the fact that she was going off because it was a good part of London, so I didn't think she was in any danger.'
About an hour later, 5ft 2in Mrs Jankowitz, who was described as 'slim and dainty', returned looking 'a mess' with a bruised face and dirty clothes, the court heard.
Ms Stevens said: 'She said "I've been raped" and she was very upset.
'I didn't believe her, I thought she was trying to upset my son. For him that was the worst - he sees himself as the woman's protector and for his wife to come home and say she'd been raped was too much.'
Later when Mrs Jankowitz agreed to go to the police, her mother-in-law decided that she believed her.
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Pretty much so!Aren't they all?
John from Texas
"It's all in your head"
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#7696 Apr 29, 2013
That's why you don't want to go... lol
#7697 Apr 29, 2013
Carrying on with these demon possessed retards and making fun of sin is a sin.
#7698 Apr 29, 2013
Even being their friend is a sin.
Even partaking with them in any way is a sin.
You can read it in the Book of ephesians 5 th chapter.
#7699 Apr 29, 2013
This is serious.
Very serious.
Life and death serious.
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#7701 Apr 30, 2013
Prophet of JC is a Fraud...
http://www.topix.com/forum/city/walterboro-sc ...
His name is Robert Stair
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#7702 Apr 30, 2013
Is that supposed to make sense? I know what Biblical salvation is and have obtained. I highly recommend it to you.
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#7703 Apr 30, 2013
"And the dead were judged according to their works, by the things which were written in the books"
Revelation 20:12-15 (NKJV)
12 And I saw the dead, small and great, standing before God, and books were opened. And another book was opened, which is the Book of Life. And the dead were judged according to their works, by the things which were written in the books. 13 The sea gave up the dead who were in it, and Death and Hades delivered up the dead who were in them. And they were judged, each one according to his works. 14 Then Death and Hades were cast into the lake of fire. This is the second death. 15 And anyone not found written in the Book of Life was cast into the lake of fire.
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#7704 Apr 30, 2013
I repeat: your belief in Hell is not required for your residency therein. God doesn't need your permission.
Revelation 20:15 (NKJV)
15 And anyone not found written in the Book of Life was cast into the lake of fire.
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#7705 Apr 30, 2013
God doesn't have to ask your permission about anything He does.
Proverbs 1:7 (NKJV)
7 The fear of the LORD is the beginning of knowledge, But fools despise wisdom and instruction.
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#7706 Apr 30, 2013
Your ignorance noted. You are "blinded" and "perishing".
2 Corinthians 4:3-4 (NKJV)
3 But even if our gospel is veiled, it is veiled to those who are perishing, 4 whose minds the god of this age has blinded, who do not believe, lest the light of the gospel of the glory of Christ, who is the image of God, should shine on them.
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#7707 Apr 30, 2013
Very good point. There are kind loving atheists who will spend eternity in Hell. It will be worse for Satan and Hitler.
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#7708 Apr 30, 2013
Irony? LOL
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#7709 Apr 30, 2013
Great passage - it actually says that what Adam and Eve did was correct. By partaking of the forbidden fruit they acquired fear of the Lord and also knowledge of good and evil, thus becoming like God.
It was God's original intention that humans would NOT be self-aware, that we would NOT know the difference between right and wrong. In fact, had Eve not eaten the fruit and given it to Adam, every human thought or action would have been good.
But once we became like God, he had no choice but to treat us as partners in awareness. That's why he changes his mind or repents his actions sometimes after consulting with or dealing with humans.
So the Lord changed His mind about the harm which He said He would do to His people.(Exodus 32:14)
Go and tell Hezekiah, "This is what the Lord, the God of your father David, says: I have heard your prayer and seen your tears; I will add fifteen years to your life." (Isaiah 38:1-5)
"You have rejected me," declares the Lord. "You keep on backsliding. So I will reach out and destroy you; I am weary of repenting." (Jeremiah 15:6)
When they had stripped the land clean, I cried out, "Sovereign Lord, forgive! How can Jacob survive? He is so small!" So the Lord relented.(Amos 7:2-3)
When God saw what they did and how they turned from their evil ways, he relented and did not bring on them the destruction he had threatened.(Jonah 3:10)
Thanks for admitting that YOU are the foolish one. Much obliged!
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#7710 Apr 30, 2013
Let us know when God has to ask your permission for anything.
"Jesus is Lord"
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Greenwood, Indiana
#7711 Apr 30, 2013
"Where does the Church age fit in biblical history"?
"Call me Walter"
Since: Nov 10
#7713 Apr 30, 2013
You mean, not anything to brag about, right genius? Remember me? Do I have to show these people the troll you really are?
"Call me Walter"
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"Just Call It Marriage Now"
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All rights For All!
#7717 Apr 30, 2013
Here is some Bible scriptures to study.
15 Bizarre Biblical Quotes
"I ranked them based on what I thought were the most unusual" NATHAN FOX
15. Numbers 31:32
These were the spoils which remained of the plunder taken by the fighting men: 675,000 sheep, 72,000 cattle, 61,000 donkeys, and as for persons, 32,000 young women who had had no intercourse with a man.
14. Genesis 16:8
And he said Hagar, Sarais slave girl, where have you come from and where are you going? She answered,Im running away from Sarai, my mistress. The angel of the Lord said to her,Go back to your mistress and submit to ill treatment at her hands.
13. Genesis 15:9
The Lord answered,Bring me a heifer three years old, a she-goat, three years old, a ram three years old, a turtle dove and a young pigeon.
12. Deut. 25:11
When two men are fighting and the wife of one of them intervenes to drag her husband clear of his opponent, if she puts out her hand and catches hold of the man by his privates, you must cut off her hand and show her no mercy.
11. Genesis 19:8
Look, I have two daughters, virgins both of them. Let me bring them out to you and you could do what you like with them. But do nothing to these men because they have come under the shelter of my roof.2
10. Deut. 28:53
Then because of the dire straits to which you will be reduced when your enemy besieges you, you will eat your own children, the flesh of your sons and daughters whom the Lord has given you.
9. Judges 3:21
And Ehud reached with his left hand, took the sword from his right thigh, and thrust it into his belly. And the hilt also went in after the blade, and the fat closed over the blade, for he did not pull the sword out of his belly; and the dung came out.
8. Mark 14:51
A young man was following Him, wearing nothing but a linen sheet over his naked body; and they seized him. But he pulled free of the linen sheet and escaped naked.
7. Genesis 38:9
Onan knew that the offspring would not be his; so when he went in to his brothers wife, he wasted his seed on the ground in order not to give offspring to his brother. But what he did was displeasing in the sight of the LORD; so He took his life also.
6. Ezekiel 16:17
You also took the fine jewelry I gave you, the jewelry made of my gold and silver, and you made for yourself male idols and engaged in prostitution with them.3
5. Kings 2:23
Then he went up from there to Bethel; and as he was going up the road, some youths came from the city and mocked him, and said to him,Go up, you bald head! Go up, you bald head! So he turned around and looked at them, and pronounced a curse on them in the name of the Lord. And two female bears came out of the woods and mauled forty-two of the youths.
4. Deut. 23:1
No man whose testicles have been crushed or whose organ has been cut off may become a member of the Assembly of God.
3. Leviticus 24:16
Whoever utters the name of the Lord must be put to death. The whole community must stone him, whether alien or native. If he utters the name, he must be put to death
.2. Exodus 4:24
And it came to pass by the way in the inn, that the Lord met him, and sought to kill him. Then Zipporah took a sharp stone, and cut off the foreskin of her son, and cast it at his feet, and said,Surely a bloody husband art thou to me.
1. Ezekiel 23:19
Yet she increased her prostitution, remembering the days of her youth when she engaged in prostitution in the land of Egypt. She lusted after their genitals as large as those of donkeys, and their seminal emission was as strong as that of stallions.
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Weinergate inspires a parody by John Kenney in the New Yorker:
Why wouldn't I?
It's my penis. And as a great man once said, it's meant to be photographed. Though I have no idea who that great man was.
Where some people have photos of their families on their desks at work, I have photos of my penis. My penis on vacation in the Bahamas. My penis in Madrid, on a business trip, the Prado in the background (slightly out of focus). My penis receiving an award for Outstanding Employee of the Month.
At birthdays and holidays I like to send photographs of my penis to friends and family. My in-laws, Marge and Walter, say they always look forward to getting my penis Christmas card.
Someone asked me recently when I started taking pictures of my penis and sending them to people, and I honestly couldn't remember. College, maybe? All I know is that one day I picked up a Nikon SLR and thought, "Maybe I should look down my pants and take a photo and then send it to some people."
And I'm not alone in history.
Teddy Roosevelt, for instance, was a big fan of photographing his penis, and would pose for hours at a time…
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سيكس افلام Its pretty pathetic when the first fight scene with Goku and the `bullies` is the best and he never threw even threw a punch.
افلام سكس نيك عربى منقبات I`ve seen a live action version of Dragonball shot by the Malaysian years ago.
افلام سكس نيك عربى منقبات If you have never seen the anime series don`t watch the movie. افلام مغربيه ممنوعه Who makes the hard choices? Although not encouraged to do not so, main character Claude may not utilize the services of prostitutes, and then subsequently murder and rob them. even though the manga went through brief phases where it was slow. The show features all of the characters we know and love�Naruto, Kakashi, Gaara, even�*shudders*. ..Deidara. Saiyans are not all named after vegetables. سيكس افلام Another big negative to the series is the reliance on the green computer goggles.
They don`t look pure energy like they are in the anime but just like slow motion fire.
The only time an actor or actress acts like their anime counterpart is when they are first introduced speaking mainly about Master Roshi and Yamcha. افلام سكس نيك عربى منقبات Everyone is not looking forward to see a Hollywood version of Dragonball.


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Twitter's stickers are the hashtag reborn for the visual world
Twitter has this week revealed the latest addition to its core product: #Stickers which can be placed on top of images to add a new layer of creativity. Of themselves they're not a new concept, though no doubt will be a well-received one all the same, but where they break ground is in how they'll also connect images to one another.
Clicking on one of the stickers within an image brings up a search for other users of that same sticker, essentially bringing the hashtag squarely into the visual age. Twitter has long ceased being a purely text dominated platform, in fact at any moment your feed is likely filled with far more videos & images than anything else. Bringing hashtag functionality to stickers is a simple but powerful evolution to make sure that this key real estate can also be discoverable & searchable.
It's all pretty harmless fun at this stage with wigs, moustaches and sun bursts but some of these will immediately lend themselves to curating similar images together and become useful for doing so. Beyond this the opportunities for specific event stickers (where are the Game of Thrones house banners when you need them?) to curate an entirely new but very natural stream of imagery are almost limitless.
It will be interesting to see if Twitter partners with key events like the Olympics this summer, or the new NFL season (for which it has negotiated some online streaming rights) to produce sets of stickers to allow supporters to better express themselves. Some platforms have already managed to elevate stickers to such a level that their users are willing to pay for them, but given Twitter doesn't have much history in this micro payment area it might instead be looking ahead to how marketers can help pay for them.
Brands have begun dabbling in the opportunities to have their own 'hashflags' (where small images automatically appear after a given hashtag) but it's often an uphill battle to get consumers to naturally use these phrases. If you provide an entertaining set of stickers then you're now giving consumers a genuine incentive to want to splash your brand all over themselves, and in doing so create a visual stream which you can naturally own.
That's all hypothetical for now, and there's been no talk of offering an advertising product or promoted stickers within this space, but it would be remarkable if such an option did not eventually develop. Stickers have already proven themselves to be hugely popular on messaging platforms like Line & WeChat, whilst Snapchat is starting to attract a range of brands with its 'lenses' & 'filters'. All are driven by the fact that such functionality is genuinely fun to use, and that brands which provide new options for creativity are truly perceived to be adding value to the users.
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The following question would be added to both the Electronic System for Travel Authorization (Esta) and I-94W forms: "Please enter information associated with your online presence—Provider/Platform—Social media identifier."
The information will be optional, for now, but the proposed change published by the US Federal Register states that "collecting social media data will enhance the existing investigative process and provide Department of Homeland Security (DHS) greater clarity and visibility to possible nefarious activity and connections by providing an additional tool set which analysts and investigators may use to better analyze and investigate the case."
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The change forms part of the plan by the US DHS to scrutinise social media activity of visa applicants and those wishing to enter the country, following the San Bernardino killings in California, in which social media profiles formed part of the investigations along with an iPhone 5C.
Current DHS pilot programmes are being kept under wraps but are said to scan a limited amount of social media posts.
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Everyone enjoying the holiday with family and food? :]
Nope. Up early preparing for Black Friday missions
stop with this drinking, thanksgiving is all about the Pikachu balloon
Is watching the Macy's parade everybody's tradition?
Thanksgiving in Canada is in October
take it to the mildly interesting fact of the day thread solly
I didn't even know Canada has Thanksgiving :/
once a year, one person in the world decides for one moment to give a shit about canada. as a nation they join together to be thankful for such an event.
Beautiful :']
Because I'm not up at 2AM in India?
I did, and I came back. I've been traveling a lot in the last couple of years. I went to Qatar for a bit..
No one cares Dogar :/
But I'm going back in December...
I knew you would say that.
Wait you're in NY? I'm in NY.
Hold the phone everyone, I'm also in NY.
Wait, seriously? Why is everyone in NY
Geez, I've been in New York for 21 years!
And I hope you guys had at least as good a turkey day as I.
i want to be in NY :(
Lol j/k I was just hilariously trolling all of you
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When it comes to people who serve on the Assembly, I look for people who say what they mean and do what they say. Sometimes, however, I find that people seeking office say things that can be taken two different ways. For example, Karen Crane says that she is for seniors in an advertisement, yet we saw that she voted to take away many of the senior's Sales Tax Exemptions.
As I listened to candidate responses at the Thursday Mayoral Forum sponsored by the Juneau Chamber of Commerce, I was taken aback by one of the answers given by Karen Crane.
This letter is written in support of Ken Koelsch for mayor. I have known Ken for many years and appreciate his depth of knowledge, hard work and a great sense of humor.
Ken was a great teacher and Assembly member and will be a great mayor. He has the skill to bring diverse opinions together in a rational and reasoned manner and build consensus in a collegial manner.
I urge you to vote for Ken Koelsch for mayor on March 15, in order for Juneau to continue to be and grow as the community we love and a great place to work, play and love.
Gary Hedges
This is to express my support for Karen Crane as mayor of Juneau, based on my experience of Karen's leadership in two different contexts. I served with Karen on the United Way of Southeast Alaska Board of Directors. Karen was an effective chair of our board. She is conscientious, thorough and organized. She displayed a calm, kind demeanor when presiding over meetings, while making sure that we stayed on task. Karen consistently exercises good judgment. She values collaboration, and knows when to compromise and when to stand her ground.
Commercial marijuana operations shouldn't be allowed in residential areas. A hundred people have already signed a petition to stop that, and I bet most of Juneau agrees.
Marijuana is now legal under Alaska law. But many in Juneau voted the other way. Many Juneau residents don't want legalized marijuana, much less commercial growing in their neighborhood.
Even the majority that voted in favor of marijuana also voted for strict regulation. The ballot measure that brought us legal marijuana was based on the notion that the drug would be regulated as strictly as alcohol.
Juneau needs a mayor who has a wide range of experience to guide our community through the tough times ahead. When you go to the polls, I urge you to vote for Ken Koelsch.
Ken has dedicated his life to teaching our youth, was selected Teacher of the Year in Juneau, worked in law enforcement as Port Director for U.S. Customs and Border Protection and understands the challenges in stopping the scourge of drugs coming into our community.
We have been finding syringes in our community. They are littering trails, streams, parking lots and even our yards. If you find a syringe you can email the City and Borough of Juneau and they will have someone go out and collect it. The email address is email@example.com.
Juneau seniors, March 15 is an important day. You have a big decision to make. You can choose to support a bloated and wasteful city government that shows no respect for Juneau seniors by selecting Karen Crane as our next mayor. Of course, you stand to lose the rest of your limited sales tax exemptions and possibly your property tax exemption, which Karen and the Assembly want to have the option of eliminating. You may also have to consider relocating to another state where you can live on your limited resources.
The committee substitute for Senate Bill 74 proposed that money be spent "analyzing the feasibility of privatizing services delivered at the Alaska Psychiatric Institute." We could save a lot of money for the state by answering the question: Do not privatize the Alaska Psychiatric Institute.
Prior to 1960, all treatment of the disabled in Alaska was privatized. It was a very dark history for the disabled. In the 1960's, the Alaska government took more control of treating the disabled and patient rights increased. The work is still not finished.
There's been a lot of talk during this mayoral race about property and sales tax exemptions provided to seniors. These benefits are very important for some seniors to get by and they need to be helped.
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IGN proves the real reason The Avengers got together… to beat The Wanted as the new boy band in town. Wonder what they think of Christina Aguilera?
Keeping with the boy band tradition, Screen Team takes The Avengers into a new direction… One Direction. As just One Direction, all the guys in this look the same.
It's the same Nick Fury! The Avengers gets a theme song a la Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles thanks to Black Nerd Comedy. Master Splinter would be pleased. Cowabunga!
The Avengers cost over $200 million to make. Avengers on a Budget cost under $20.
Avengers on an EVEN SMALLER budget!
On a very special episode of The Avengers, the lesson learned is don't drink and save the world.
Everyone thinks The Avengers will be great… but leave it to a bunch of toys to cast possible doubts.
Disney owns Marvel… Disney owns The Muppets… so this is inevitable.
In the "taken down soon due to copyright infringement" department, Avengers meet Adventure Time in another short proving 1 sketch of MAD the cartoon is funnier than several seasons of MADtv.
And what list of videos about a movie would be complete without the trailer to its XXX parody.
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