endless quagmire of bullshit. avoid this thread at all costs

[Dead Rats]

y'all gay?

[alien pimp]

y'all gay?

talk when you'll be that funny

[metalboxproducts]

Wow!

[alien pimp]

y'all gay?

don't lower your own standards just because you had one hit and people started to love you

[parson]

angry is as angry does

[Dead Rats]

y'all gay?

don't lower your own standards just because you had one hit and people started to love you

No-one loves me.

Not even my own mother.








































p.s fuck you

[alien pimp]

since that earlier post i started to feel something, ya kno'

[Dead Rats]

since that earlier post i started to feel something, ya kno'

That'd be the spots on the inside of your vagina walls, mate.

[alien pimp]

since that earlier post i started to feel something, ya kno'

That'd be the spots on the inside of your vagina walls, mate.

"your vagina" + "mate" = you are gay after all

[Dead Rats]

since that earlier post i started to feel something, ya kno'

That'd be the spots on the inside of your vagina walls, mate.

"your vagina" + "mate" = you are gay after all

I can't argue with logic like that. You win.

[lloydnoise]

FUUUCCKK

Spock was a masonic bastard all along



Now I don't know who to trust..

is this the first time you've entertained the idea of roddenberry being a freemason

I was joking, the star of David is 6 pointed anyway and not all circles are 'all seeing eyes'.

Masons are like the Rotary club, it's all cheese and pickle sandwiches and lawn bowls. My nan is in the Trilateral comittee and has attended every Bilderberg meeting since '88 but then again she is a 7ft lizard so I don't know what to think

[parson]

Masons are like the Rotary club, it's all cheese and pickle sandwiches and lawn bowls.

it is funny how you say the dumbest shit with a straight face.

makes me believe you might actually be dumb

tell me more about what you know of this "star of david"

and which part of the bilderbergers and trilateral commission did figure do not exist, or are open and public about what they are up to.

[bandshell]

[bright maroon]

..I see what you did there..

[parson]

untold riches

[parson]

mad bitches, and snitches gettin stitches

[feral witchchild]

you can scoff till your face turns blue, but that doesn't mean that rich people ain't heavily into practicing this shit

Pretty much. I don't think that indicates anything about the validity of these claims, but it is true.

[parson]

• Freemasonry is, perhaps, a direct remnant of the most radical thought movement to emerge from the Reformation, and it instilled a strong anti-authoritarian streak in America's early religious culture. Masonry's penchant for occult and pagan symbolism suggests how some of the nation's Founders - many of whom were Masons - understood religious truth as emanating from a common source that could be found in different cultures throughout history, including those of a mystical and pre-Christian past. American Masonry emphasized religious tolerance, which its highly placed members, including George Washington (pictured in Masonic garb at left) and Benjamin Franklin, modeled and interwove throughout American life. Early in his presidency, Washington took matters a step further. In a letter to the congregation of a Rhode Island synagogue, the first president wrote: "It is now no more that toleration is spoken of, as if it was by the indulgence of one class of people that another enjoyed the exercise of their inherent national gifts." In other words, minority religions were no longer guests of the new republic, but full members. Whatever Freemasonry's airs of secrecy and images of skulls, pyramids, and all-seeing eyes, it is in this principle where one finds the order's truly most radical, even dangerous, idea: the encouragement of different faiths within a single nation.

http://www.boingboing.net/2009/09/08/oc ... the-s.html

[collige]

• Freemasonry is, perhaps, a direct remnant of the most radical thought movement to emerge from the Reformation, and it instilled a strong anti-authoritarian streak in America's early religious culture. Masonry's penchant for occult and pagan symbolism suggests how some of the nation's Founders - many of whom were Masons - understood religious truth as emanating from a common source that could be found in different cultures throughout history, including those of a mystical and pre-Christian past. American Masonry emphasized religious tolerance, which its highly placed members, including George Washington (pictured in Masonic garb at left) and Benjamin Franklin, modeled and interwove throughout American life. Early in his presidency, Washington took matters a step further. In a letter to the congregation of a Rhode Island synagogue, the first president wrote: "It is now no more that toleration is spoken of, as if it was by the indulgence of one class of people that another enjoyed the exercise of their inherent national gifts." In other words, minority religions were no longer guests of the new republic, but full members. Whatever Freemasonry's airs of secrecy and images of skulls, pyramids, and all-seeing eyes, it is in this principle where one finds the order's truly most radical, even dangerous, idea: the encouragement of different faiths within a single nation.

http://www.boingboing.net/2009/09/08/oc ... the-s.html

Tru dat.

[fooishbar]

you seem disoriented

i am disoriented, you?

only barely conscious

GET
ON
MY
LEVEL