28 Apr 14
Originally posted by FMFThink whatever you wish.
You'd never heard of Benny Hinn? I don't believe you, Grampy Bobby.
The evidence of his alleged miracles ~ maybe many thousands of them ~ is much stronger and more plentiful than the evidence of Christ's miracles.
The eye witnesses are Christians numbering in the tens of millions. The evidence is recorded on many hundreds of hours of footage of the mirac ...[text shortened]... ?
How does your evidence of Christ's miracles outweigh the evidence of Benny Hinn's miracles?
28 Apr 14
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyOK, put my accusation of fibbing to the forum to one side [although it still stands]. Don't use it to dodge the question, which is "How does your evidence of Christ's miracles outweigh the evidence of Benny Hinn's miracles?"
Think whatever you wish.
Originally posted by moonbussomeone that is more loving and compassionate, empathetic etc in other words 'Christ like'. In this instance less inclined to look at the faults of others and instead focus on their own. I dont see why the fact that we are all sinners should negate the ability to be more 'Christ like', isn't that what Christianity is all about?
What do you mean by "a better Christian"? Aren't they all sinners?
Originally posted by RJHindsok Hinds, ill help you out by putting it in perspective and cultural context.
My guess is that it means something like ...
Waiting to get a spanky, again?
You are a Hill Billy right? What happens when a wheel from from your pickup truck falls off as you are taking turnips to market? Thats correct, its incapacitated, busted and broken.
Now what happens when you go to the outhouse and the wind blows it down and you are caught with your trousers down to your knees urinating when a Sunday school outing passes by on their way to have a picnic? That's correct, its embarrassing.
So putting all of these elements together so as to form a picture of the whole we see that wheels off pants down means that someone's argument is busted and its embarrassing for them!
Originally posted by robbie carrobieYeah. I get that.
ok Hinds, ill help you out by putting it in perspective and cultural context.
You are a Hill Billy right? What happens when a wheel from from your pickup truck falls off as you are taking turnips to market? Thats correct, its incapacitated, busted and broken.
Now what happens when you go to the outhouse and the wind blows it down and you are ...[text shortened]... hat wheels off pants down means that someone's argument is busted and its embarrassing for them!
Were you really embarrassed?
Originally posted by RJHindsyes i was embarrassed for proper knob and fmf 😀 They were both caught lauding the making of so called 'rice Christians'. Usually they have some good arguments but mostly they rely on personal attacks and retrospective trolling, that is casting up something you have said in the past with the intent of discrediting you.
Yeah. I get that.
Were you really embarrassed?
Originally posted by robbie carrobieSo the embarrassment is on them, in your opinion. However, I doubt if that is what FMF meant. Anyway, thanks for the clear explanation. You might make a good redneck instructor if you explain things more like that.
yes i was embarrassed for proper knob and fmf 😀 They were both caught lauding the making of so called 'rice Christians'. Usually they have some good arguments but mostly they rely on personal attacks and retrospective trolling, that is casting up something you have said in the past with the intent of discrediting you.
Originally posted by RJHindsNah its just bravado on their part, taunting etc they're good ol boys really yeehaaaw!
So the embarrassment is on them, in your opinion. However, I doubt if that is what FMF meant. Anyway, thanks for the clear explanation. You might make a good redneck instructor if you explain things more like that.
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28 Apr 14
Originally posted by Suzianne"Wheels off" is a RHP colloquialism frequently and regularly applied to robbie carrobie or his sick-note side-kick Galveston75 during one of their threaded explorations and subsequent exposure into dodgy doctrine, woolly circular reasoning, blatant topic avoidance, intellectual dishonesty or hubris; whereby the initial stabilising factors of their premise are individually and publicly deconstructed. The phrase is of unknown origin but generally accredited to FMF or Proper Knob in this scenario.
I hear this at RHP every so often.
But I have NO idea what it means.
Care to enlighten a "clueless American"?
"pants off" is this context is English in origin and frequently used by divegeester in reference to the the same above mentioned combatants. The phenomena usually occurs subsequent to one one or more of the above mentioned "wheels" being publicly and sometimes painfully removed. Its exact meaning is unclear but general imagery includes the removal of ones underpants and the wearing of them on ones head. Other more sexually deviant images may come to mind but this has not been confirmed.