[Nobar King]

Re: I was here before I lost my mind

how do I give an infraction? This Curtis gripe guy shouldn't be editing other people's posts.

[MitzaLizalor]

Re: I was here before I lost my mind

I think he's becoming a hindoo

[Didymus Much]

Re: I was here before I lost my mind

I think he's becoming a hindoo

But is that the destination or just a way-stop before he returns via Shinto and Voodoo as a full-Monty Gnostic?

[curtisedwardgrice (Quarantined)]

Re: I was here before I lost my mind

how do I give an infraction? This Curtis gripe guy shouldn't be editing other people's posts.

i didn't edit it I just replied I can't quote so I put the words there beside it and parentheses.

[Dolores de Barriga]

Re: I was here before I lost my mind

I think he's becoming a hindoo

But is that the destination or just a way-stop before he returns via Shinto and Voodoo as a full-Monty Gnostic?

Yes, he does seem to be straying farther and farther from Christianity. I hope he ends up Baha'i. If he ends up as anything else, I will be deeply disappointed. It's the sole religion in the world that hasn't - yet - committed a genocide. That must mean something.

Is anyone in charge of taking bets? It is a sort of a sport, I suppose.

[curtisedwardgrice (Quarantined)]

Re: I was here before I lost my mind

"What A Shame"


Two packs of cigarettes a day
The strongest whiskey
Kentucky can make
That's a recipe to put a vagabond
On his hands and knees
I watched it all up close,
I knew him more than most
I saw a side of him he never showed
Full of sympathy for a world that
Wouldn't let him be


That's the man he was,
Have you heard enough?


[Chorus]
What a shame, what a shame,
To judge a life that you can't change
The choir sings, the church bells ring
So, won't you give this man his wings?
What a shame to have to beg you to
See we're not all the same
What a shame


There's a hard life for every silver spoon
There's a touch of grey for every shade
Of blue
That's the way that I see life
If there was nothing wrong,
Then there'd be nothing right
And for this working man they say could
Barely stand
There's gotta be a better place to land
Some kind of remedy for a world that
Wouldn't let him be


That's the man he was,
Have you heard enough?


[Chorus]
What a shame, what a shame,
To judge a life that you can't change
The choir sings, the church bells ring
So, won't you give this man his wings?
What a shame to have to beg you to
See we're not all the same
What a shame


God forgive the hands that laid you down
They never knew how much a broken heart can break the sound and change the season
Now the leaves are falling faster,
Happily ever after
You gave me hope through your endeavors
And now you will live forever


[Chorus]
What a shame, what a shame,
To judge a life that you can't change
The choir sings, the church bells ring
So, won't you give this man his wings?
What a shame to have to beg you to
See we're not all the same
What a shame, what a shame
'Cause we're not all the same
What a shame, what a shame
'Cause we're not all the same

[Nobar King]

Re: I was here before I lost my mind

I'm reporting this post for copyright violation.

[curtisedwardgrice (Quarantined)]

Re: I was here before I lost my mind

I'm reporting this post for copyright violation.

i report you for interference violation

[curtisedwardgrice (Quarantined)]

Re: I was here before I lost my mind

I'm reporting this post for copyright violation.

Grow up, and act your age. When I was a child, I spake as a child, I understood as a child, I thought as a child: but when I became a man, I put away childish things.

1 Corinthians 13:11

[Harsha Shah]

Re: I was here before I lost my mind

• What are you thinking: Would I have a better change to be getting into your heaven if I were following your christianity or if I were to follow the christianity of this forum?(same heaven)
• Are you thinking that the christians of this forum will get into your heaven?(yes)
• Yes, You are debating with these christians if Jesus was your god or the son of God. Are you thinking that this is an opinion that is determining the entry of christians into your heaven? (No its following the rules)
• If I shall not be converting into christianity, what will happen to me when I will be dying? Yes? (If you follow the word of God you will go to heaven)

hope this helps.

Yes, Mr.Grice. It is I, Harsha Shah again and I am thanking you for your kind reply. Yes, I am very sorry but I have a final question for you. I am hoping that I am not offending you. Yes.

You are stating that you have the same heaven and that both you and these other christians will be going there, yes? I am asking, then, what is the point of debating? You all seem to be disagreeing on many things but if they do not matter, what would be the point? (this was the question that I would like to see your answering, as I am aware that it is hard for you to distinguish questions from other kinds of text yes) Yes? I am really failing to understand this.

What I am seeing is that you are having karma but badly missing ahimsa, the non-violence, the part of my religion that I am cherishing. I am fairly certain that our religions will not be taking us into any kind of afterlife but only into oblivion but that here on Earth the ahimsa would be making our lives much better. Yes! I am sorry if I am offending you further. Yes. Could you, Mr. Grice, be saying yes to everything, not accepting everything as equally good but accepting them as realities that you could be dealing with? Yes?

[curtisedwardgrice (Quarantined)]

Re: I was here before I lost my mind

Yes, Mr.Grice. It is I, Harsha Shah again and I am thanking you for your kind reply. Yes, I am very sorry but I have a final question for you. I am hoping that I am not offending you. Yes.

You are stating that you have the same heaven and that both you and these other christians will be going there, yes? I am asking, then, what is the point of debating? You all seem to be disagreeing on many things but if they do not matter, what would be the point? (this was the question that I would like to see your answering, as I am aware that it is hard for you to distinguish questions from other kinds of text yes) Yes? I am really failing to understand this.

What I am seeing is that you are having karma but badly missing ahimsa, the non-violence, the part of my religion that I am cherishing. I am fairly certain that our religions will not be taking us into any kind of afterlife but only into oblivion but that here on Earth the ahimsa would be making our lives much better. Yes! I am sorry if I am offending you further. Yes. Could you, Mr. Grice, be saying yes to everything, not accepting everything as equally good but accepting them as realities that you could be dealing with? Yes?

because the way i was brought up is different from how they teach it if they would explain more and stop with the infractions maybe we could get somewhere but that won't happen

[Thomas Taylor]

Re: I was here before I lost my mind

Grow up, and act your age. When I was a child, I spake as a child, I understood as a child, I thought as a child: but when I became a man, I put away childish things.

1 Corinthians 13:11

Dear Mr. Gripe,


Your arrogance is only exceeded by your foolishness.


Isaiah 13:11 - And I will punish the world for [their] evil, and the wicked for their iniquity; and I will cause the arrogancy of the proud to cease, and will lay low the haughtiness of the terrible.


Be careful Mrs. Gripe. Pride comes before a fall, and you, my girl, are due a long one.


I will say a prayer that you don't hit the ground too hard.


YIC
TT

[Dana723]

Re: I was here before I lost my mind

Don't you know? Curtis is too smart to use any punctuation. You have to guess what he means instead of just reading it. It's plain genius.

What can you expect from someone who cannot spell his name correctly?

[Harsha Shah]

Re: I was here before I lost my mind

Dear Mr. Gripe,

Your arrogance is only exceeded by your foolishness.

Isaiah 13:11 - And I will punish the world for [their] evil, and the wicked for their iniquity; and I will cause the arrogancy of the proud to cease, and will lay low the haughtiness of the terrible.

Be careful Mrs. Gripe. Pride comes before a fall, and you, my girl, are due a long one.

I will say a prayer that you don't hit the ground too hard.

YIC
TT

Yes, Mr. Taylor. I am Harsha Shah and while I am afraid that I might be offending you I am asking you some questions. Yes.
i am seeing that on this forum you are the antipode of ahimsa. Yes, I can see in your post that you are very well aware that Mr. Grice has been posting as a man and yet you are deliberately irritating him by referring to him as a woman. Yes, I am seeing that your posts on this forum are beautiful and sad. Yes. I am now trying to say yes to you. Mr. Taylor!

I am seeing your posts as beautiful as you are always unfaltering in your strategy of insulting people and never in a light-hearted or humorous manner. I am seeing your posts as sad because your elephant is a tiny piece of dung that you are observing and failing to see the intricate process of digestion and foraging that is producing that piece of dung that is further being processed by beetles and micro-organisms into new life. Yes.

I am aware that I am probably offending you but I am asking why you are choosing the violent word to make your message heard? Yes, what is the success rate of this strategy, for instance, in percentage of converts? Are you thinking that Mr. Grice will choose your kind of Jesus if you refer to him as a woman?

Yes, I am seeing that you are a serious expert of faith who is trying very hard and loud to distribute his message. You are the jackhammer of your kind of Jesus, you are choosing to irritate and to debate. Yes, are you familiar with the story of the blind men and the elephant? One is touching the feet and taking them as columns, one is feeling the ears and mistaking them for parasols. You are handling the dung and while you are finding it repulsive, you cannot let go. Have you ever been thinking that your Jesus is the elephant and while the elephant is producing the dung it is much more by itself?

Yes, I am probably offending you, which is sad as all offence is building up bad karma. Yes, but I am also thinking that the evidence for consciousness without matter is so obscure that my sentience will not be reincarnating and travelling to any sad and beautiful animal anyway. Yes. I am really looking forward to your educated replies, Mr. Taylor. Yes!

[Thomas Taylor]

Re: I was here before I lost my mind

Yes, Mr. Taylor. I am Harsha Shah and while I am afraid that I might be offending you I am asking you some questions. Yes.
i am seeing that on this forum you are the antipode of ahimsa. Yes, I can see in your post that you are very well aware that Mr. Grice has been posting as a man and yet you are deliberately irritating him by referring to him as a woman. Yes, I am seeing that your posts on this forum are beautiful and sad. Yes. I am now trying to say yes to you. Mr. Taylor!

I am seeing your posts as beautiful as you are always unfaltering in your strategy of insulting people and never in a light-hearted or humorous manner. I am seeing your posts as sad because your elephant is a tiny piece of dung that you are observing and failing to see the intricate process of digestion and foraging that is producing that piece of dung that is further being processed by beetles and micro-organisms into new life. Yes.

I am aware that I am probably offending you but I am asking why you are choosing the violent word to make your message heard? Yes, what is the success rate of this strategy, for instance, in percentage of converts? Are you thinking that Mr. Grice will choose your kind of Jesus if you refer to him as a woman?

Yes, I am seeing that you are a serious expert of faith who is trying very hard and loud to distribute his message. You are the jackhammer of your kind of Jesus, you are choosing to irritate and to debate. Yes, are you familiar with the story of the blind men and the elephant? One is touching the feet and taking them as columns, one is feeling the ears and mistaking them for parasols. You are handling the dung and while you are finding it repulsive, you cannot let go. Have you ever been thinking that your Jesus is the elephant and while the elephant is producing the dung it is much more by itself?

Yes, I am probably offending you, which is sad as all offence is building up bad karma. Yes, but I am also thinking that the evidence for consciousness without matter is so obscure that my sentience will not be reincarnating and travelling to any sad and beautiful animal anyway. Yes. I am really looking forward to your educated replies, Mr. Taylor. Yes!

My Dear Mrs./Miss (I am not sure which) Shah,
Thank you so much for your utterly enlightening post. Your kind words, whilst very flattering, are totally undeserved. BTW, you have been totally unoffensive and I take no offence at your offensiveness.


Now, moving on to Mrs./Mr. Grice, or whatever he calls him/herself. He/She was asked, in another thread, whether he was male or female and requested to provide proof. He/She failed to provide said proof so, due to his addled posts and responses, I assumed he/she was a woman and have continued to address her/him as such. All I have tried to do with him/her is show him/her that the path he/she is walking can only lead to one place, Hell.


Now, moving on to more important things, do you have any recipes for Samoosas and Pakhora? Have the rivers in your town turned yellow like those of Bradford?


The Bible tells us that all an elephant is good for is ivory.


Ezekiel 27:6
Of the oaks of Bashan have they made thine oars; the company of the Ashurites have made thy benches of ivory, brought out of the isles of Chittim.


There are at least 17 other places where this is made clear. So, the only thing I will be doing with an elephant is making benches and thrones. I will certainly not be touching one in the inappropriate manner you are suggesting.


Thank you for taking the time to read this.


YIC
TT
P.S. If you have a good recipe for a Mutton Khorma I would appreciate it.