Speyside
9 years ago
Blessed is he who, in the name of the charity and good will, shepherds the weak through the valley of darkness, for he is truly his brother's keeper and the finder of lost children. And I will strike down upon thee with great vengeance and furious anger those who attempt to poison and destroy my brothers.
opelmanta1900
9 years ago
is that pulp fiction?
Nicar
9 years ago

is that pulp fiction?

opelmanta1900 wrote:



The Bible



So yes...
Speyside
9 years ago
Didn't the anyone would get it that fast. Yes, from pulp fiction. Somehow it seemed appropriate.
opelmanta1900
9 years ago

The Bible



So yes...

Nicar wrote:


Really? I've read that book and don't remember most of that...
Nicar
9 years ago
Ezekial 25:17

You must only read the new testament..the prequel has the good chit....expand Samuel Jackson translation.....
frankj1
9 years ago

Lol


A noob traded with a noob to prove you all should send bitcoins for Cubans. Sounds good to me.

teedubbya wrote:


doood, yoandy11 makes a good point.
do the buy.
opelmanta1900
9 years ago

Ezekial 25:17

You must only read the new testament..the old has the good chit....expand Samuel Jackson translation.....

Nicar wrote:


too much yelling in that translation for me... 🇨🇮
frankj1
9 years ago

Ezekial 25:17

You must only read the new testament..the old has the good chit....expand Samuel Jackson translation.....

Nicar wrote:


you've been MIA. I have renamed it the Prequel.
Try to keep up.
Nicar
9 years ago

Ezekial 25:17

You must only read the new testament..the prequel has the good chit....expand Samuel Jackson translation.....

Nicar wrote:




Better?
Speyside
9 years ago
"Ezekiel 25:17. The path of the righteous man is beset on all sides by the inequities of the selfish and the tyranny of evil men. Blessed is he who, in the name of charity and good will, shepherds the weak through the valley of the darkness, for he is truly his brother’s keeper and the finder of lost children.” -Jules Winnfield
burnem2
9 years ago

Here was your intro from that "what religion are you" topic.




Basically I interpreted this post as you basically describing how you are apart of a select crowd "that are aware" and pretty much anyone who believes anything else would "flip out" as to your personal grace that the lord all mighty has bestowed upon you... and especially the atheists and the agnostics.

Nah, that ain't atheist bashing.

Nice intro though.

It's also nice to know you give your pity away freely, must be nice to be all high and mighty and sh17...

In you're exclusive, invite only trading groups in the deep dark web.

gtfo db

bgz wrote:



Never said a bad word about atheist but I guess you got your panties wadded up just the same. Yeah, I guess I do like where I am sitting.
burnem2
9 years ago

I think it's great the two noobs vouch for each other and one of them will sell Cubans for bit coins. It's even better that one routinely conducts transactions for thousands with unknown people because it's no big deal. Sounds reasonable to me. I think y'all should run not walk towards the deal!

teedubbya wrote:



They are not unknown people. We are a close group that behave like gentlemen and our word is our bond. None of what I posted was designed to give credibility to Andy. I think he can do better.
corey sellers
9 years ago
Are these two people l the same person that's my feelings on this whole subject now after reading all this bull shiat

Just sayin been wrong before but I won't touch this shiat with a ten foot pole
burnem2
9 years ago

Are these two people l the same person that's my feelings on this whole subject now after reading all this bull shiat

Just sayin been wrong before but I won't touch this shiat with a ten foot pole

corey sellers wrote:



I was wondering when one of you geniuses would hatch this idea. Truth is I am Andy's mom. My little Andy has always had a problem getting along with the other boys. I figured that I would try and help him out a little. I drove over to Austin and mailed a package to him in Colorado and then he sent one back as shown in the DC numbers we posted. Of course they were both empty. Guess you caught me. Good work.
bgz
  • bgz
  • Herf-A-Holic
9 years ago

Didn't the anyone would get it that fast. Yes, from pulp fiction. Somehow it seemed appropriate.

Speyside wrote:



Saw that movie a hundred times when I was a kid. Knew it right off the bat, lol.
Abrignac
9 years ago

I was wondering when one of you geniuses would hatch this idea. Truth is I am Andy's mom. My little Andy has always had a problem getting along with the other boys. I figured that I would try and help him out a little. I drove over to Austin and mailed a package to him in Colorado and then he sent one back as shown in the DC numbers we posted. Of course they were both empty. Guess you caught me. Good work.

burnem2 wrote:




Did you make sure your tie rod covers were in place before you made the drive???
bgz
  • bgz
  • Herf-A-Holic
9 years ago

Never said a bad word about atheist but I guess you got your panties wadded up just the same. Yeah, I guess I do like where I am sitting.

burnem2 wrote:



OK blessed one, gifted with site and knowledge from the unseen.

I am in awe of your presence and feel honored to have your grace enthralling these boards.

Maybe one day too, I'll be as illuminated as you.
Abrignac
9 years ago

Maybe one day too, I'll be as illuminated as you.

bgz wrote:



Join the Illuminati. Problem solved.
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