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Which other RHP Forums do you visit?

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
[b]Ask a Question, Any Question

Next person will answer it; then ask one.

I'll get the ball rolling with an easy one:

Which other RHP Forums do you visit?[/b]
On rare occasions the Debates and Spiritual with an even rarer sojourns into Science and Sports.
Will Assad really give up his gas weaponry stockpile?

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Originally posted by Great Big Stees
On rare occasions the Debates and Spiritual with an even rarer sojourns into Science and Sports.
Will Assad really give up his gas weaponry stockpile?
Yes. There's more where that came from.

Do we have the right to be evil? If so, when?

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Originally posted by HandyAndy
Yes. There's more where that came from.

Do we have the right to be evil? If so, when?
Yes, but I can't answer 'when' but rather 'when not' - not to children, old people, sick people, unhappy people, animals etc.
But that may not have answered your question...


What is the meaning of love?

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Originally posted by lolof
Yes, but I can't answer 'when' but rather 'when not' - not to children, old people, sick people, unhappy people, animals etc.
But that may not have answered your question...


What is the meaning of love?
"Love is fiend, a fire, a heaven, a hell, where pleasure, pain, and sad repentance dwell." - Richard Barnfield


Has anyone, who believes in "God", ever seen him/her?

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Originally posted by Great Big Stees
"Love is fiend, a fire, a heaven, a hell, where pleasure, pain, and sad repentance dwell." - Richard Barnfield


Has anyone, who believes in "God", ever seen him/her?
That is a tricky question to start a flame war, that I don't want to.
I am not a believer but I found your quotation mark disrespectful for the people that really believe.

For believers, the world, life, everything is a creation or manifestation of God. You don't need to see him "in person" because He is around you and in your heart.

Some people say they have seen a manifestation of God.

When are we going to learn that bombs don't solve any problem?

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Originally posted by radicalcpp
That is a tricky question to start a flame war, that I don't want to.
I am not a believer but I found your quotation mark disrespectful for the people that really believe.

For believers, the world, life, everything is a creation or manifestation of God. You don't need to see him "in person" because He is around you and in your heart.

Some people sa ...[text shortened]... a manifestation of God.

When are we going to learn that bombs don't solve any problem?
In a word...never. We are, when all is said and done, humans and as such seem to have a need to kill eachother often for...well you know the reason, and by you I mean all of us.
I did not intend to offend anyone with "God" and if I did I apologize.
Who was your first love?


Originally posted by Great Big Stees
In a word...never. We are, when all is said and done, humans and as such seem to have a need to kill eachother often for...well you know the reason, and by you I mean all of us.
I did not intend to offend anyone with "God" and if I did I apologize.
Who was your first love?
Well, Steve, if you must know: tall, blond and lovely Leslie White on Cape Cod during my junior and senior high school summer vacations where I worked in home building construction. Her home was in Media, PA, near Philadelphia; she was a regular on Dick Clark's American Bandstand for several years. Question: Who will help Russ? Thread 155455

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Well, Steve, if you must know: tall, blond and lovely Leslie White on Cape Cod during my junior and senior high school summer vacations where I worked in home building construction. Her home was in Media, PA, near Philadelphia; she was a regular on Dick Clark's American Bandstand for several years. [b]Question: Who will help Russ? Thread 155455[/b]
"Barkis is willing" (David Copperfield, C.Dickens)



What is 'free will'?

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Originally posted by lolof
"Barkis is willing" (David Copperfield, C.Dickens)



What is 'free will'?
you will find (different) answers there: Club 191

who is Free Willy?

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Originally posted by lolof
"Barkis is willing" (David Copperfield, C.Dickens)



What is 'free will'?
A way for a lawyer to get you into his/her office.

Why does "Freedom of speech" really mean "Freedom of some speech'"?


Damn not quick enough.😳

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Originally posted by Ponderable
you will find (different) answers there: Club 191

who is Free Willy?
A whale of a guy.

Do Orthodox Christians (Gregorian Calendar), in Canada anyway, celebrate Christmas on Jan 7th just so they get the advantage of buying their gifts on December 26th or 27th (Boxing Day sales)?

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Originally posted by HandyAndy

Do we have the right to be evil? If so, when?
If I may come back to this question and answer it honestly, I would say:


I think we have a right to be evil when we meet evil.


Your question deserves an honest response.

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Originally posted by lolof
If I may come back to this question and answer it honestly, I would say:


I think we have a right to be evil when we meet evil.


Your question deserves an honest response.
"Definition of evil in English: evil. Syllabification: (e-vil)

adjective: profoundly immoral and malevolent: his evil deeds; no man is so evil as to be beyond redemption.

(of a force or spirit) embodying or associated with the forces of the devil:we have been driven out of the house by this evil spirit; harmful or tending to harm: the evil effects of high taxes

(of something seen or smelled) extremely unpleasant: a bathroom with an evil smell

noun: profound immorality, wickedness, and depravity, especially when regarded as a supernatural force:the world is stalked by relentless evilgood and evil in eternal opposition

a manifestation of this, especially in people’s actions:the evil that took place last Thursday; something that is harmful or undesirable: sexism, racism, and all other unpleasant social evils

Phrases: the evil eye; a gaze or stare superstitiously believed to cause material harm:he gave me the evil eye as I walked down the corridor." (oxford dictionaries)

lolof, maybe this series of definitions will us sort out the meaning of Andy's question and its answer.

Question: How does Sweden's Crime Rate Trend compare with those in other geographically nearby countries?

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Question: Can anyone here actually handle ice from those convenience store ice bags without spilling a bunch of ice on the floor? I SUCK at itπŸ™‚