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    Originally posted by telerion
    Does he grab his balls and wave his hand in the air?
    I should go find the video now....
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    08 Apr '05 18:40
    Originally posted by telerion
    Does he grab his balls and wave his hand in the air?
    Yes, he does all the while singing that they are the object of
    Satan and that True Believers ought to cut them off.

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    Originally posted by telerion
    darv, your location isn't a reference to a Petra song is it?
    Not on purpose...
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    Originally posted by sasquatch672
    Christian rock absolutely sucks and here's why. Stryper and their lot make a real good case for banning the First Amendment.

    The whole point of rock music is that it's rebellious, on the edge. You have characters like Jim Morrison, Neal Young, Joe Cocker - guys that are out there. Rock music is supposed to be anti-establishment and pretty much a ...[text shortened]... s just fascist. Christian rock is an insidious influence in society and ought to be banned.

    Joe Cocker? Of all the names to choose from, you pick him?
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    08 Apr '05 19:23
    Let's review:

    Originally posted by sasquatch672
    Stryper and their lot make a real good case for banning the First Amendment

    AND (in the same post, no less)

    ....Christian rock is an insidious influence in society and ought to be banned.

    Does anyone else see the contradiction here?
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    08 Apr '05 19:331 edit
    Originally posted by sasquatch672
    Jethro Tull
    There's nothing quite as rebellious as some homeless-lookin' guy playing a flute and posing like Peter Pan.

    Except maybe for a guy who made millions singing other people's music...
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    08 Apr '05 20:00
    Originally posted by Nemesio
    Let's review:

    Originally posted by sasquatch672
    [b]Stryper and their lot make a real good case for banning the First Amendment


    AND (in the same post, no less)

    ....Christian rock is an insidious influence in society and ought to be banned.

    Does anyone else see the contradiction here?[/b]
    I wouldn't break it down that far...the post in general was chaotic. When someone speaks wildly of banning everything from the first ammendment to a specific genre of music, it's hard to take the post seriously.

    I remember Stryper, the world's first Christian transvestite band, lol. Look at an old picture of them and tell me they weren't rebellious, at least against their sexual orientation.

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    09 Apr '05 00:59
    Originally posted by sasquatch672
    Further evidence (as if there were more needed) that the vast majority of RHP members have no sense of humor whatsoever. Go back in your holes, all.
    I halfway wondered if it was a joke, but I couldn't see much humor in it.
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    Earlier in the year I was watching Juanita Bynum preach on TBN. Toward the end of her sermon, with the organist piping in, she started singing a song that was so mind-numbingly repetitious that I suspect she was making up the lyrics on the fly. It was kind of like this: "We will magnify His name. Oh yes we will. We will magnify Him. Yes we will. We lift Him up. We will magnify His name..." You get the idea. If it was actually some song that had been formally written by a songwriter, the writer should hang his head in shame at how unoriginal and bland the lyrics were.
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    Originally posted by Paul Dirac
    Earlier in the year I was watching Juanita Bynum preach on TBN. Toward the end of her sermon, with the organist piping in, she started singing a song that was so mind-numbingly repetitious that I suspect she was making up the lyrics on the fly. It was kind of like this: "We will magnify His name. Oh yes we will. We will magnify Him. Yes we will. We lift ...[text shortened]... ongwriter, the writer should hang his head in shame at how unoriginal and bland the lyrics were.
    Heathen! Who are you to deprive God's name of maximum magnification??! 😠😠😠
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    09 Apr '05 03:59
    Originally posted by sasquatch672
    Further evidence (as if there were more needed) that the vast majority of RHP members have no sense of humor whatsoever. Go back in your holes, all.
    I would argue that your post was what was initially humor-deficient.

    😉
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    10 Apr '05 03:301 edit
    Originally posted by BigDoggProblem
    I remember Stryper, the world's first Christian transvestite band, lol. Look at an old picture of them and tell me they weren't rebellious, at least against their sexual orientation.
    What would Jesus do... with a pair of leather pants and two cans of hair spray?
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