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offline glasse from Harrisburg (United States) on 2009-12-17 00:18 [#02352109]
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by Swans

And All Across America
The Poison Fires Glow
And In The Blood Of Our Procreation
Annihilation Grows
Yes Love Was Made For Slaves Like Us
Designed To Fetishize
Consumption, Waste And An Identity
Based On A Dying Lie
So God Forgive America
The End Of History Is Now
And God May Save The Victim
But Only The Murderer Holds Real Power
We Came Across The Seas
We'd Fill With Offal And Disgust
And Any Object Industry Required
We Bought, Enslaved, Or We Crushed
And Now Our Minds Are As Naked As The Paradise We
Stripped
And Our Reward Is Our Entropy
Our Emptiness Is Our Gift
So God Forgive America
And Every Human On This Earth
And God Forgive The Ruined Lives
And Nothing Is What It's Worth

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offline glasse from Harrisburg (United States) on 2009-12-17 00:20 [#02352110]
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offline glasse from Harrisburg (United States) on 2009-12-17 01:08 [#02352112]
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Daniel 8

and again in the amplified version, featuring inline
commentary

Daniel 8 amp

The historic understanding of this prophecy is that it
referred to Alexander the Great's conquest of Persia. His death,
and the division of the empire, to his four generals.

Then out of one of those divisions, the Seleucid Empire,
came Antiochus IV Epiphanes. It goes onto describe what he would do
with Jerusalem.

This full interpretation can be found here

While this interpretation is true, it can only be a
type of the final fulfillment. Why? What does the
interpreting angel say? "Son of man," he said to me,
"understand that the vision concerns the time of the
end."
, and again He said: "I am going to tell you
what will happen later in the time of wrath, because the
vision concerns the appointed time of the end.


a possible interpretation?

what if?


 

offline glasse from Harrisburg (United States) on 2009-12-17 01:11 [#02352113]
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offline dariusgriffin from cool on 2009-12-17 05:16 [#02352126]
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Vague enough predictions will inevitably apply to something,
especially metaphorical ones. In fact you've already shown
that it could apply to two distinct periods in history, and,
since I presume people must have been actively looking for
connections for centuries, I'm sure there's more.


 

offline fleetmouse from Horny for Truth on 2009-12-17 16:42 [#02352290]
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I think this thread is a cry for help. You've been orbiting
Planet Christianity trying to achieve escape velocity and
you want a push either out into the unknown or back to the
planet.

Well, I'm not going to push you either way. You have to
decide for yourself whether or not you want to continue
being a Christian. Is your family Christian? Your wife or
significant other? Then don't take the red pill. Stay in
church and enjoy your life. You don't want the hassle. I
hear it sucks being a nonbeliever in a family of believers
and I believe it.

If you really want the red pill, do your own research. There
are plenty of skeptical articles on prophecy in Daniel and
the rest of the Bible. You can find them yourself. You can
go to Amazon and order one of Bart Ehrman's books if you're
interested. Lurk on FRDB. Give yourself mental whiplash by
reading Plato and Nietzsche at the same time. Explore.

Good luck, pilgrim.


 

offline pulseclock from Downtown 81 on 2009-12-17 16:54 [#02352295]
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That's exactly why i have been mentioning Noam Chomsky to
people now lately. It seems to me that he understands that
there are plenty of things to be focusing on here and now,
and not irrational belief, i say let the unknown be unknown.
And let the facts become the widespread truth.


 

offline pulseclock from Downtown 81 on 2009-12-17 17:07 [#02352300]
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Although i do think that Christianity is a powerful belief
system, and it enriches people's moral conscience as well as
their life in general, however it promotes irresponsibility
due to people dictating their own interpretations of the
bible. Although this is just from my experiences of dealing
with people who claim to be christians. There was a debate
about the prophecies, with a Mark Brown and some rabbi, a
very good debate between a zionist jew and a messianic jew.


 

offline glasse from Harrisburg (United States) on 2009-12-18 03:53 [#02352358]
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i made this thread to give my thoughts on where my country
is at, where it may be headed, where we went wrong. the
palin thing, and knowing europe's perception of "christian
republican america" is kind of what inspired it. i made a
tricksy way of showing that i'm not really lined up with all
that, and then showed some prophetic scripture that may very
well apply to our current conquests.

in regards to reading skeptical books or articles, there are
some things you should probably know about me. back in the
day of 96-97 i went on infidels.org a lot and read up. i
would go onto irc efnet in channels like #bible and troll
all the time, copying and pasting stuff from there and
heckling those people to death. when that got boring we
would take our botnet and pingflood the crap out of them and
nicksplit in and take over the channel. i was all into
danzig and industrial music, hated religion, thought it was
stupid. i still like some industrial (and even still some
misfits) but what i mean is i was focused on the anti god
anti establishment kind of ideas.

my grandparents, whom i spent my teen years with, were
methodist and my grandfather a freemason. i was expected to
go to church on christmas eve and easter sunday, but that is
about it. neither of my parents are very religious at all.

no sir i am of the "born again" type. in fact, you remember
tibbar. well a mutual friend of ours i guess had talked to
him a few times, and he got convicted and went down to the
river. then they started asking me some questions, what do
you think about God and all this. well i did not want to
hear it, and argued and went back to all my infidels ammo
and we went around. it would keep coming up, tho, until one
day it was just like a switch went off. when i finally
decided in my mind that i believed, this sensation and rush
just came over me and i welled up inside with all these
profound thoughts and emotions. while it does ebb and flow,
ever since then i have this presence that feels centered in
my solar plexus,


 

offline glasse from Harrisburg (United States) on 2009-12-18 03:54 [#02352359]
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sometimes it is barely noticeable and other times it is like
being in the full presence of the holy of holies and quite
overbearing. i did not have this before my conversion at
any point in my life, and now i do. while i accept that
experience is notoriously unreliable, this is just one of
many things that testify to me that what i have is real.

here is the thing, tho. i know you know enough about all of
this to understand that i can't prove anything, nor is it
about proving anything. if God wanted to prove it He would
just lift the veil and be like sup. of course the whole
power behind it is faith. also, while i may not like it, i
also have to accept that the concept of election is not just
a calvinist teaching, but a biblical one (though it is
taught side by side with choice and accountability). there
is no truly free will, and it is a bound by one or bound by
the other kind of situation.

all i ask is this, remember what i said. if things start to
happen in any way like what was proposed in this thread,
just remember and think more about it. i am just tossing
around seed, if it lands on fertile or rocky soil i don't
know. just file it away and remember it.


 

offline fleetmouse from Horny for Truth on 2009-12-18 06:34 [#02352385]
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copying and pasting stuff from there and heckling those
people to death


You were not a thinker. I don't respect this. It seems now
you are doing the same thing for the other team. I don't
respect a man who won't take the time to articulate his
positions in his own words, but rather posts links and wants
to play "let's you and them fight".

The thing about explaining and supporting yourself is, it
shows you have assimilated and understood what you're
talking about (or not!). And it forces you to confront your
ideas and see if they fit together.

Also, "Danzig" LOL.

while i accept that experience is notoriously unreliable,
this is just one of many things that testify to me that what
i have is real.


Personal experience of the divine is, in my mind, one of the
better reasons for faith. It's not dependent on the usual
question-begging and abductive arguments, and it sidesteps
any questions of whether this or that part of scripture is
literal or figurative. It renders doctrine and sect
irrelevant.

if things start to happen in any way like what was
proposed in this thread, just remember and think more about
it. i am just tossing around seed, if it lands on fertile or
rocky soil i don't know. just file it away and remember it.


Honestly, glasse, even if I had a religious experience today
and became a believer, I wouldn't toss my brain out the door
and interpret scripture like that bibleprohecy.net link.
What they're doing there is no different than seeing faces
in clouds or a man wearing a cape in a rorschach ink blot.
Maybe some stuff matches, maybe it doesn't, and it all
depends on selection bias. Why do you have to shit-smear
your nice experience of the divine with this occult brain
poison?


 

offline earthleakage from tell the world you're winning on 2009-12-18 11:28 [#02352423]
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if god wanted us to believe in him, he'd exist


 

offline Advocate on 2009-12-18 15:07 [#02352467]
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i don't care if you think jesus will arrive in a spaceship
from pluto or whatever.

what matters is what you think and believe about humans here
and now.

if you don't mind i've got a couple of questions for you:

do you think premartial sex is acceptable?
do you think being gay is acceptable?
what's your stand on abortion?

thanks.


 

offline opixiqo from DF (Mexico) on 2009-12-18 15:11 [#02352468]
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And, what about premarital gay abortion?


 

offline Advocate on 2009-12-18 15:11 [#02352469]
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that's a tricky one, i got to admit.


 

offline Zephyr Twin from ΔΔΔ on 2009-12-18 15:11 [#02352470]
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:D


 

offline glasse from Harrisburg (United States) on 2009-12-19 18:49 [#02352649]
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you know i've always been pretty liberal, had gay friends,
been against bigotry etc. i had a pretty good gay friend in
school who was imo a musical genius. guy had perfect pitch,
could play any instrument and he was really cool. i would
consider something like that a God given gift. that being
said, i'm not going to lie to you about what is written. i
think God had a certain plan for sexuality for living
creatures, but i guess he had a lot of plans, didn't he? i
think people are born gay, its not just some learned
behavior. the bottom line is, whether you are gay or
straight, it doesn't matter because all have sinned
and fall short God's expectation. if you get right with
him, then he comes into your heart and convicts you of what
he wants for your life, and what his plan for you is. the
gay debate and discussion isn't really my focus or fight.
i'll treat any person as an equal.

as far as premarital sex, i think a christian is expected to
wait and have one partner. for the world at large, i don't
agree with this idea that teaching safe sex is enabling sin
and the only thing we should be teaching is abstinence.
people are going to have sex, and i'd rather see them, teens
especially, using a condom than having unwanted pregnancies
that lead to dropping out of school, abortion, and any other
problem it leads to.

for abortion, i don't think it should just be a casual form
of contraception. if the mother's life is in danger, or
there is some other special circumstance like rape then
perhaps. it certainly needs to be more regulated with more
restrictions in place.


 

offline glasse from Harrisburg (United States) on 2009-12-19 18:49 [#02352650]
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argh all that wasn't supposed to be bold, oh well.


 

offline glasse from Harrisburg (United States) on 2009-12-19 18:59 [#02352651]
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i guess the only thing i feel moved to say is to avoid
promiscuity.


 

offline JivverDicker from my house on 2009-12-19 19:09 [#02352653]
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That's easy for you to say.


 

offline Descent from the salt of Satan's sweat. (United Kingdom) on 2009-12-19 19:14 [#02352657]
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I don't see why God is so angry about whose and how many
orifices I put my penis into.


 

offline atwood from The Library (United Kingdom) on 2009-12-19 19:17 [#02352658]
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"if the mother's life is in danger, or
there is some other special circumstance like rape then
perhaps. "

How kind of you.



 

offline PORICK from fucking IRELAND on 2009-12-19 19:29 [#02352659]
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i'm finding this all pretty bizarre


 

offline pulseclock from Downtown 81 on 2009-12-19 19:36 [#02352660]
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I don't think anyone can honestly say what "God's" plan is.
Science explains everything surrounding sexuality and why it
happens and is recognized from birth. The only thing Science
doesn't explain is why sexuality is such an issue in
society, and you can hold most religious people responsible
for that one. The thing with talking about religion is, you
have to decide whether you want to sacrifice your ability to
think rationaly/logically or if you'd rather buy into
something that has been fabricated by humans , not "god",
since clay tablets.

Being from America, and being male, at a young age (which i
still am) It's all about being accepted by your
elders/peers, not about what you actually believe to be
true, or what you educate yourself in. Most adults would
rather stay ignorant to things beyond their immediate
control because I don't know, it doesn't seem useful to be
educated?

I'm trying to dig deeper here, through rationalizing things.
I think abortion is such a convoluted issue at every turn,
but i do feel that it's a woman's right to have control over
her own body, but being raped and having to deal with that
is up to the individual, that's why rape/abortion cases
should be handled individually and it shouldn't be
legislative.


 

offline Descent from the salt of Satan's sweat. (United Kingdom) on 2009-12-19 19:41 [#02352661]
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I missed the meeting in which the X in XLT was changed into
"Christ."


 

offline glasse from Harrisburg (United States) on 2009-12-19 20:26 [#02352663]
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look, don't take me for some guy who is just spouting off
and has no connection to the issue.

i wasn't sure i'd make this public, but when my wife and i
were early in our marriage we had some rocky times. we
ended up separating for a while when she was pregnant. she
had an abortion. it tore me up and i was devastated. after
a while she came and sat on my porch and waited for me to
come home from work. we talked, she was sorry and wanted to
come back. i ended up forgiving her, even though some in my
family didn't think i should have, i did.

here is the thing, had i had some rights as the
father, i might know my son or daughter today. i
might have been able to do something about it. but no, it
is the woman's body and the man is just the fing sperm
donor.

it is a real person inside there. it feels pain, and it
dies. sorry but i suppose i am a little biased on this
particular issue.


 

offline pulseclock from Downtown 81 on 2009-12-19 20:40 [#02352665]
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You don't seem like you're biased, but how you experienced
abortion personally is different from a victim of rape who
doesn't want to bear the child. You're right, you obviously
both decided to have sex without protection and have the
baby, so both of you should have a say in the matter. That's
a terrible loss, my sympathies.


 

offline glasse from Harrisburg (United States) on 2009-12-19 20:42 [#02352666]
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it's ok, it was so long ago. we've both moved on, and are
even trying to have a baby.


 

offline JivverDicker from my house on 2009-12-19 20:50 [#02352669]
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It doesn't sound like you've moved on but good luck anyway.


 

offline nunn from Vatican City State (Holy See) on 2009-12-19 21:38 [#02352682]
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Glasse how you liking the snow?


 

offline fleetmouse from Horny for Truth on 2009-12-20 06:43 [#02352747]
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I'm so sorry, glasse. That sounds like a horrific experience
all around. Best wishes for happy times ahead.


 

offline fleetmouse from Horny for Truth on 2009-12-20 07:05 [#02352753]
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However I still fully support a woman's right to choose.


 

offline Steinvordhosbn from London (United Kingdom) on 2009-12-20 07:21 [#02352754]
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To sum up this threadÑ I used to like NIN and Danzig and
hackzor bible chat rooms then Tibbar got convicted (?) and I
had a funny feeling in my stomach and now I like jesus
things.


 

offline cyrstal dude from LA all day! (United States) on 2009-12-20 07:42 [#02352756]
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america is awesome. you can't make an omlette without
breaking some (third world) eggs


 

offline fleetmouse from Horny for Truth on 2009-12-20 08:31 [#02352765]
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Ha ha oh wow I misread that post, I thought it was something
about a mutual friend who went to prison and converted
them.

glasse, you let tibbar convince you that God made a talking
snake make a lady eat some fruit so he could later have sex
with a different lady so he could come to earth in a body so
he could get nailed to a stick to save people from the
talking snake? You let tibbar talk you into that?

You let a guy with the IQ of a spork convert you, and the
best you could do was parrot something you read on the
internet? You're mentally inert. This is a tug of war for a
dead weight. I'm letting go of my end. Sorry to have
bothered you.


 

offline glasse from Harrisburg (United States) on 2009-12-20 23:06 [#02353007]
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yep, that is exactly what happened. no sure what you mean
tug of war, you didn't really do anything but maybe provide
a few insults. Um, i'm rubber you're glue..? at least i
provided a link you just told me that there are skeptical
articles out there. i guess you recommended a book.

i don't think i really parroted something i read. i guess
for sake of brevity i provided an outline in the actual
post, with cross references that should have showed i
researched what i was posting. should i have written an
entire essay for you in a post on xltronic? i could give an
exposition on how i think the article is right by showing
what is wrong with it, as well as write something on the
hebrew word nachash which means serpent and also
shining one, and i could explain how something can be
literal but also figurative.

you are probably right though. i probably shouldn't cast my
pearls before, well, people who would rather trample them
then consider any possibility of them being true. thanks
for the earlier condolences though.


 

offline MAXIMUSMISCHIEF from Canada on 2009-12-20 23:23 [#02353010]
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i want you all to take a step back, every one of you, and
look at this thread, and what you have all been saying.. and
please realize how retarded it is.

stop.

none of you have proof. you are all believers of a faith.
there is no proof that christianity is wrong and there is no
proof that god exists or does not exist that will change any
of your minds. so save yourself some irritation and stop..


 

offline fleetmouse from Horny for Truth on 2009-12-21 17:33 [#02353204]
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I like you, glasse, I think you're a good guy. But I have
utter contempt for your superstitions. ^_^

I do think you should read books. You should read lots of
them. Start with Genealogy of Morals by Friedrich Nietzsche.



 

offline fleetmouse from Horny for Truth on 2009-12-21 17:38 [#02353208]
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I want to put your dick in a rolltop desk and close it real
fast.


 

offline RussellDust on 2009-12-21 17:58 [#02353220]
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Relax guys for heaven's sake! God loves us ALL!

As Colbert said:

"everyone has a right to their own religion. Be it hindu,
jewish or muslim. There are infinite paths to accepting
jesus christ as your personal saviour".


 

offline RussellDust on 2009-12-21 19:22 [#02353303]
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Honestly the guy has balls.


 

offline glasse from Harrisburg (United States) on 2009-12-22 00:57 [#02353387]
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Nietzsche's too easy, maybe I'll start with Dostoyevsky (see
how tricksy I am)

You should take a look at William Branham.


 

offline glasse from Harrisburg (United States) on 2009-12-22 01:09 [#02353388]
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actually scratch Branham not sure what I think of him yet.
His visions re America were interesting tho, and also he
supposedly had visions of Hitler and Mussolini in 1933..
just not sure on everything..


 

offline fleetmouse from Horny for Truth on 2009-12-22 06:44 [#02353418]
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Trust me, you need easy. ;-)



 

offline glasse from Harrisburg (United States) on 2010-01-08 00:04 [#02357516]
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I was going to let this thread alone. In fact I had pretty
much been finished with this on this site. Some
new information has come to light, and since I said to watch
for the above to happen I feel a bit obligated to correct
myself. While I feel America's invasion of Iraq, the surge
in Afghanistan and Pakistan, and the probable war with Iran
are related to all of this, something wasn't quite sitting
right. What didn't feel right was that it says that the
little horn will arise in the latter part of their
reign
, meaning the four divisions. Now there was a
pretty signifigant period of time between the death of
Alexander the Great, the division of Macedonia into the
quandrant empires, and the rise of Antiochus IV. Judging by
the prophetic clock, even if there is economic collapse and
civil war in America, and even if the Union were divided up
like Prof. Panarin has predicted, there just doesn't seem to
be enough time for there to be a latter period.

There is another western empire that was once much larger
and far reaching than it is today. While my history is
still rather fuzzy in understanding, it seems there is a
relationship between the family of this empire, and that of
Greece. This empire did also invade and had interests in
the areas of modern Media and Persia. The economic drains
of war in the last century took their toll on this empire,
and it slowly broke up and dissolved. It, too, now exists
as four seperate divisions, and has so for enough time to be
a better fit.

It is out of one of these divisions that the last little
horn will arise. The very antichrist of the end of days.
Indeed, this man has already declared that he is worthy to
accept earthly worship, has received power from the dragon,
and his coat of arms matches the description given in the
final holy book.

This is my last post in this thread, promise.


 

offline pulseclock from Downtown 81 on 2010-01-08 00:21 [#02357519]
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so any response is useless then. Awesome, great discussion.
May the Antichrist eat your soul out of your nostrils.


 

offline pulseclock from Downtown 81 on 2010-01-08 00:36 [#02357521]
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Glasse you are searching for your own demise.


 

offline fleetmouse from Horny for Truth on 2010-01-08 13:06 [#02357716]
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Don't fuck off yet! Who are you talking about? Rome, the
period of the tetrarchy, the pope? Who or what is the
dragon?

This was just getting interesting. :-(


 

offline Steinvordhosbn from London (United Kingdom) on 2010-01-08 13:11 [#02357720]
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It really is appalling. I honestly think Prince Andrew is
more actively Demonic than poor old Charles.


 

offline fleetmouse from Horny for Truth on 2010-01-08 13:28 [#02357727]
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crikey, he's right


 


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