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  • Desega
    Here's Johnny!
    • Sep 2004
    • 518

    #46
    Originally posted by SCpoloRicker
    you know, Desega, usually one looks for a connection to the topic at hand when posting amusing pictures on teh intartubes
    Er the matrix picture.
    Originally posted by Triangle
    The real enemies are the Mormons guys.
    Easy there Triangle. We mormons are a peaceful people. Unless you take away our piggies!
    Last edited by Desega; 01-19-2007, 10:58 PM.
    I can't feel my toes . . .

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    • Triangle

      #47
      Originally posted by Desega
      Er the matrix picture.

      Easy there Triangle. We mormons are a peaceful people. Unless you take away our piggies!
      Everyone knows the correct answer was The Mormons anyway.

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      • Desega
        Here's Johnny!
        • Sep 2004
        • 518

        #48
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        I can't feel my toes . . .

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        • FactsOfLife
          Conservative Jihadi
          • May 2002
          • 2504

          #49
          Originally posted by Triangle
          You must work for someone, and have a condescending tone when addressing important issues.
          Also, it helps to subscribe to his newsletter.
          I sub his newsletter, it's a tremendous parrot cage liner.

          need I say more?


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          • kevdupuis
            KNDE
            • May 2002
            • 1041

            #50
            I thought Scientology was a cult where to have any consideration for membership required a person to be a rich whackjob actor.

            Hubbard still has to be laughing in his grave.
            Flying the unfriendly skies.

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            • Steelrat
              I meant to...uh, nevermind
              • May 2003
              • 5375

              #51
              Originally posted by BD_Paintball
              so SCpoloRicker you believe in this garbage?
              I already said it.

              Devils advocate.

              Just roll with it.


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              • NotKai
                Registered User
                • Oct 2006
                • 140

                #52
                Ricker,

                I feel like my vision may be clouded, and that I am not seeing life in the truest possible light. Is there any way scientology can help me?

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                • going_home
                  Hebrews 13:8

                  • Dec 2004
                  • 8343

                  #53
                  Um no...the cult is in St.Petersburg Florida bigtime

                  Originally posted by DSR75
                  And apparantly most of them live in California
                  Operation Clambake: Undressing the church of scientology since 1996

                  The Church of Scientology is a cult that destroys people, so it needs to be exposed. To back up this strong claim I need to collect some of their secret literature. Read it and make up your mind.


                  Have a read boys.

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                  • ScatterPlot
                    Not pop, it's all Coke
                    • Jan 2002
                    • 1960

                    #54
                    So lemme get this strait... I Choose to beleive in some kind of mask thing, but then scientologists need to tell me what it is? Choosing-by definition- implies that you know what you choose. If I choose to do something, I have to know what it is I'm choosing.

                    A somewhat long, interesting (warning- IIRC, a little graphic) presentation on scientology- yes it's from YTMND, but it's not a humor one.

                    SOURCES: http://www.lisamcpherson.org/mccabe.htm, http://www.xenutv.com/,http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientology_controversy, http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~dst/Fishman/time-behar.html, http://whyaretheydead.net/lisa_mcpherson/autopsy/autopsy_03/index.html
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                    • NotKai
                      Registered User
                      • Oct 2006
                      • 140

                      #55
                      Originally posted by NotKai
                      Ricker,

                      I feel like my vision may be clouded, and that I am not seeing life in the truest possible light. Is there any way scientology can help me?

                      RICKER PLEASE!

                      HELP ME!

                      I am facing a Scientological crisis, and I need advice!

                      WHERE R U???

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                      • Desega
                        Here's Johnny!
                        • Sep 2004
                        • 518

                        #56
                        Originally posted by ScatterPlot
                        So lemme get this strait... I Choose to beleive in some kind of mask thing, but then scientologists need to tell me what it is? Choosing-by definition- implies that you know what you choose. If I choose to do something, I have to know what it is I'm choosing.

                        A somewhat long, interesting (warning- IIRC, a little graphic) presentation on scientology- yes it's from YTMND, but it's not a humor one.

                        http://theunfunnytruth.ytmnd.com/
                        Wow. That is one of the scariest things I have ever heard of. They do that to people in the name of money and power?
                        I can't feel my toes . . .

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                        • SCpoloRicker
                          HA HA I'm custom!!1
                          • Jan 2004
                          • 4375

                          #57
                          Originally posted by NotKai
                          RICKER PLEASE!

                          HELP ME!

                          I am facing a Scientological crisis, and I need advice!

                          WHERE R U???
                          I AM HERE!!
                          God....I guess I was probably returning videotapes.

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                          • Steelrat
                            I meant to...uh, nevermind
                            • May 2003
                            • 5375

                            #58
                            Originally posted by SCpoloRicker
                            Case in point. You see, what Steelrat is doing is endemic of all criticisms of Scientology. Find a conflicting point, and then instantly jump to the conclusion that all is null and void.
                            Well, it is fairly ridiculous. Sure, there are plenty of outlandish claims in pretty much any religion, but some of the more entertaining claims attributed to scientology are completely ridiculous and only serve to cast doubt upon the entire "religion."

                            For instance, if the Pope went around claiming that Jesus travelled around in a chariot that looked exactly like a 1957 Cadillac Brougham, only with horses instead of a V-8, we'd either think the Pope was crazy, or that Christianity was a farce. The big difference is that the pope is only the most current face of a subset of Christianity as a whole, whereas Hubbard IS scientology. Patently ridiculous claims he makes only serve to undermine the validity of scientology as a whole.

                            It's impossible to even give any of his claims a chance once you've read about Xenu, Thetans watching movies, intergallactic DC8s, and the rest.


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                            • warbeak2099
                              That is my foot!
                              • Jan 2004
                              • 4447

                              #59
                              I wonder how many wives Desega has... and how old they are
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                              • Phillips
                                Music FrEaK!
                                • Aug 2006
                                • 85

                                #60
                                My question would be why is it ok to publicly mock their beliefes and not that of say Christians?.
                                I do believe that there should be some equality.
                                Respect people's views and unless you have a DETAILED knowledge of their beliefes you are in no position to comment.

                                p.s. No I am not, yes I USED to be christian, I know my way around both faiths to a certain degree.

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