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...means nothing to no way

Ah. That's different. >.< I had a break in on my site once, and I think he was drunk. Said he didn't know how he got there. I'd found him coiling up one of the long, orange power cords. *rolls eyes* He left quietly enough.

I wish I had insane co-workers sometimes. For the past 11 months, I've been on this one construction site. I'm pretty much on my own the entire time. It's not too bad though. It's usually quiet, and the hourly patrols mean I have about 40 minutes to myself to do whatever.

One of the pitfalls of the job, and oddly enough sometimes the most fun. That sounds sad.

Aww, okay <3. Baii

Maybe it was sub conscience but you've done that before in the past. We had some sort of confrontation, or you and someone did and then you made a topic that was similar to the situation.

Why would I think it was about me? Rofl.

A picture may be worth 1000 words, but that don't make you wordy.

I was going for a proverb there, but I don't think I did it right.

Oh Christ, I forgot that there were some people who actually thought the eejit was funny in Shinra.

Oh well, maybe now the guy'll stop posting in such a vulgur style.

Wow... Really? Heh.. . Thanks ^^! I'm going to put in a tiny update in my journal.. Not feeling good, and don't feel like typing xD.

I couldn't live without Spike. When I do happen to watch t.v it is always Spike.

Bikini babes doesn't sound to bad though.

Now don't mistake Catholicity and Christianity, even though I treated them as synonymous in that thread. There's no Pope for a Christian Humanist, now is there? Unless they're a Catholic Humanist. But that sounds funny.

Christianity is very diverse in what it incorporates but some things are seen as correct by all Christians. Christian Humanists by definition aren't Christians if they don't believe in the divine. I suppose it depends on what you consider a Christian to be though - if you're very loose with your terms Christian Humanists could be considered Christian if they follow Christ's teachings, but from a textbook stance, they're not (thank you Studies of Religion class. ). Vanilla Christians certainly wouldn't consider them Christian.

My point was that anyone can be a 'Christian' if they see themself as one. Who is to say otherwise?

Out of curiousity, if a Christian Humanist is one who believes in Christian values but not the divine, what is a Christian who does believe in the divine and has Humanist tendancies? As far as I'm concerned there are too few titles and they're too damn specific...

There should be a term for that. I hope there is.

[EDIT: Oh, I know. Anne Rice.]

...but they're all I got to work with if I want to keep my posts 'intellectual'.
Rituals and belief are intrinsic parts of 'Christianity'.

FYI, you're not the reason I closed the thread. Well, want the thread closed. It isn't closed yet, clearly, because you just posted

Ill do that thanks for the information

Thats how it usually is for me.

If you wait a few weeks then they should show all of the newer PPV events on Spike.

Hi sorry if this is a bit of a chore to you now but what is the Clean-up crew in a nutshell?