and other times, MD&D creeps me out...

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Drifting wrote:Edit: I apologise to all for my little outburst of bad language (which I've left in because I mean it) but for some reason this poster made me unbelievably cross.


Yeah, you really need to look at that.

I am sure that will make you feel better. If you can't make a reasonable argument I won't answer anyway so rave all you want.

I love this place.
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moksha wrote:If our species were to engage in wild abandon with toaster ovens and wildebeests, then where would be?

Give us morals, a stable environment and a temperate climate and we will thrive.


Yep, that's about all I am saying.

Pretty simple stuff.
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What a funny thread, emblematic of how this plays rolls.

Some critical character from MD complains about some comment or statement attempting to make it suggest something the comment does not and soon enough the whole crowd chimes in whining about the misinterpreted comment. Am I really the only one who recognizes that these kinds of things are just a bunch of hot air whinings and whimperings? I think its sporty to the majority here to make mountains out of molehills then go on and complain about others who make mountains out of molehills for making mountains out of molehills.

Ahh...when will we ever learn.
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MFBukowski:

Just out of curiosity, what is your definition of the "optimal society"? Would you say that it's more or less in keeping with what the Church teaches?
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stemelbow wrote:What a funny thread, emblematic of how this plays rolls.

Some critical character from MD complains about some comment or statement attempting to make it suggest something the comment does not and soon enough the whole crowd chimes in whining about the misinterpreted comment. Am I really the only one who recognizes that these kinds of things are just a bunch of hot air whinings and whimperings? I think its sporty to the majority here to make mountains out of molehills then go on and complain about others who make mountains out of molehills for making mountains out of molehills.

Ahh...when will we ever learn.


Or, you could contribute an opinion instead of complaining about the discussion that's going on. Just a thought.
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Buffalo wrote:Or, you could contribute an opinion instead of complaining about the discussion that's going on. Just a thought.


That's what I'm saying. This thread is merely complaining about something that was not intended by the Original author, apparently merely to complain. I point that out and in return its me who is the one complaining. Nah...the complaining sans contribution is the OP and the bandwagoning that's gone on. I'm merely pointing out the problem that is inherent here. Sadly most don't even recognize this kind of stuff.
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stemelbow wrote:
Buffalo wrote:Or, you could contribute an opinion instead of complaining about the discussion that's going on. Just a thought.


That's what I'm saying. This thread is merely complaining about something that was not intended by the Original author, apparently merely to complain. I point that out and in return its me who is the one complaining. Nah...the complaining sans contribution is the OP and the bandwagoning that's gone on. I'm merely pointing out the problem that is inherent here. Sadly most don't even recognize this kind of stuff.


I would imagine that participating in threads instead of complaining about them from the sidelines might be more interesting. But that's just me.
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stemelbow wrote:Ahh...when will we ever learn.


Soon, I hope.
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Doctor Scratch wrote:MFBukowski:

Just out of curiosity, what is your definition of the "optimal society"? Would you say that it's more or less in keeping with what the Church teaches?


I'm not falling for that one. You tell me what you mean by that first.

I lived in Utah for one year and I detested it. I moved back "home" to LA where there was some diversity.

But yet I bet you live in Utah. That's why you are still carrying a torch against the church.

In LA no one would cares enough to be anti anything. Too much work.
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Buffalo wrote:I would imagine that participating in threads instead of complaining about them from the sidelines might be more interesting. But that's just me.


More interesting? More entertaining perhaps?

Yeah, and about as valuable intellectually as a video game. That is most of what happens here.

In my own way, I would like to see it changed to something more substantive but I don't think it is possible with the present citizenry.
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