Originally posted by SuzianneDue to your unnecessary use of quotation marks, I suspect there is hidden meaning in your 'hidden meanings."
I think a lot of people are afraid of the word "religion". It's just a word we use to describe something humans have been doing since we came down out of the trees. Words aren't "good" or "bad"... they're just descriptors. People like to hijack words and put their own spin on them. Just embrace them the way they are without trying to constantly "redefin ...[text shortened]... are what they are. Stop looking for "hidden meanings" or trying to turn them into "code" words.
An anagram perhaps of "Demeaning Hinds"
Originally posted by SuzianneThat's right. Words are descriptors and when arranged according to grammatical rules can convey meaning. By changing or misunderstanding the definitions of words the meanings of the ideas and concepts that are meant to be understood can be twisted into whatever one wants the concepts and ideas to mean.
I think a lot of people are afraid of the word "religion". It's just a word we use to describe something humans have been doing since we came down out of the trees. Words aren't "good" or "bad"... they're just descriptors. People like to hijack words and put their own spin on them. Just embrace them the way they are without trying to constantly "redefin ...[text shortened]... are what they are. Stop looking for "hidden meanings" or trying to turn them into "code" words.
The truth becomes a lie, and vice versa, when meanings lose their meanings because some one doesn't like or can't face the truth.
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Originally posted by Ghost of a DukeMangoes! think mangoes!
Okay, If "random" use "of" quotation marks "is" grammatically acceptable "I'm" "really" going "to" embrace "the" idea and "run" with it.
(On a Friday mockery is all I have).
Robbies desi (traditional style) Mango lassi (full of eastern promise!)
1 Pakistani mango, skinned and diced
1 scoop raspberry ripple ice cream
500ml milk
put in blender and blend, take to back garden, sit under shady tree, feel the ambience of the place, drink and prepare your mind for a Zen moment!
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Originally posted by SeitseYes its like Muhammad Ali dying. All you need to know is he's the greatest when the real issue was boxing. It must be the only sport where your objective is to give your opponent some form of brain damage so that he is unable to continue. Isnt that what a knock-out is, concussion? Yet we feast on the trivial, 'he was the greatest', its just less effort. Same with this thread. What started out as a meaty and promising subject has been trivialised. Still mangoes are well tasty.
This thread was quite promising but you all twits went into the tangent.
Originally posted by SeitseNot only did this thread lack promise monsieur twit, it was in the wrong forum.
This thread was quite promising but you all twits went into the tangent.
Genius however lurks in the tangent. Not only should you thank us for saving your thread, you should bake us a bloody cake.