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Nah, English goes faster for me too.

Nice. I'm saving money these days though. I'm thinking of getting a new acoustic guitar, instead of a shitload of effects for my electric one.

The Pixies are coming to Belgium I think.

But what gets me most is that Sonic Youth is coming for one little show in a fairly small concert hall. Not the size of a concert you'd expect from a band like Sonic Youth, though small concerts are always way better.

Well the thing is that it's in Brussels. And if you know how small Belgium is (like two times New York CITY), then you know Brussels isn't far away from any place in Belgium, especially not from my city, which is barely 30 km away from it. I don't have tickets. I didn't know they were on sale. I saw a lot of tickets for double the price on ebay the next day.

I hate ****ers like that who buy loads of tickets just to make money out of it. That's just stealing money from the fans.

And it's so absurd that I can't go, seeing how it's only one show in Belgium, and they're playing some of my favourite songs of theirs live these days.

Of course not

Et ce photo. l'Homme avec la tête d'un oiseau. C'est de Them Crooked Vultures?

Quelques de vos traductions sont chouette à lire.

ok Weeeeeee!! ^^

Donc vous avez vraiment parlez avec une personne qui est sur ce photo?
Putain, c'est triste.
Est je comprend votre francais, mais l'ordre des mots que vous utilisez n'est pas toujours correcte. Vous traduisez beaucoup d'idiomes de l'anglais litteralement au francais.

I tried today and I can't click on you for some reason...ur page is racist ahahahah!!!

Ben, ca va.
Mais qu'est-ce que vous voulez dire avec 'The person is up there with Got Coke'?
Cette personne est sur le photo?
Ou cette personne est egalement stupide?

If you have a Facebook you should add me :] I joind TFF on there today(!!!)

Thanks for the reppie! I put a lot of effort into that

"If you love your work, you will never work a day in your life."
Hehe, he's so right about that... I also don't think that I'll work - at least not in the first few years. I love both languages and maths, so it's no work for me. You could say that I work for myself. I even can't wait for university to start to finally be able to learn something new again... ^^"

Hopefully you'll find something you really like at the end.

ahahahaha!!! maybe, I'll think of how I would post it so people can understand

When does God ask for manifestation of our faith? I don't think I've seen much about that, but I would probably consider it like I do baptism -- it's a way to show our faith, but the faith is more important. A person can convert and die the next day, and end up in Heaven -- but if somebody is a good person all their life (but never a Christian), they won't.

Your Mother Teresa quote is interesting, but you've got to remember -- not only does he have absolutely no divine power or influence, her quote is also from her, not from the Bible. For all the good things she did, she's still on the same plane as everybody else -- either saved from Hell or not.

And thanks for the would-be rep, but I don't think I warrant it. I got caught up in a petty argument with a pathetic little child, I shouldn't be rewarded for pulling my head out of my ass and realizing that I'm better than that. I bought into a troll.

Works show faith , but are not necessary to enter Heaven. The only thing that matters in that regard is faith -- but our works reveal our faith. If we have no works, the "faith" we claim to have is dead. We can claim to have faith all we want, but what good is it if our works show otherwise? That's the point of the passage.

Also remember that James is talking about the relationships between believers and other people, not believers and God. Our works reveal our faith to other people, but God knows our faith anyway. Hence, works aren't required for salvation.

Like I said, works show faith. What good is it if you believe that you should do the right thing, but don't? If that was the case, then it's apparent that you don't believe that. That's what it's saying -- works aren't important to get into Heaven, but they do reveal the faith of a person.