Re: Random thoughts...

by Guest Tue 15 Sep 2015 - 1:14

Not good for business Laughing

(i think that cute when you call me "melon d'eau") Cool

Otherwise, still waiting a paper for my studies, without it i can do nothing Evil or Very Mad

by Kerrick Tue 15 Sep 2015 - 10:22

I just got an email from Amazon trying to sell me Slayer's new album. In addition to everyone always asking if I'm related to Kerry King, one of the guys is wearing a Santa Cruz shirt! Haha that's cool.

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by metaldude Tue 15 Sep 2015 - 14:08

I'm gonna guess you're not a candidate for an album sale here.

by Kerrick Tue 15 Sep 2015 - 15:26

Nope. 1. I don't care for thrash metal much at all. 2. I'm not down with their lyrics...

by metaldude Tue 15 Sep 2015 - 15:51

Me either. I love thrash but I don't like their sound or message.

by d@v!d Tue 15 Sep 2015 - 16:04

Kerrick wrote:I just got an email from Amazon trying to sell me Slayer's new album. In addition to everyone always asking if I'm related to Kerry King, one of the guys is wearing a Santa Cruz shirt! Haha that's cool.

Paul is from Newark... close enough.

by WildWorld Tue 15 Sep 2015 - 16:49

That band pic looks like an evil version of Duck Dynasty Laughing

by Kerrick Tue 15 Sep 2015 - 16:52

d@v!d wrote:
Kerrick wrote:I just got an email from Amazon trying to sell me Slayer's new album. In addition to everyone always asking if I'm related to Kerry King, one of the guys is wearing a Santa Cruz shirt! Haha that's cool.

Paul is from Newark... close enough.

Valley go home! Stay off our beaches! Razz

by ThomasEversole Tue 15 Sep 2015 - 22:27

I listened some to the new Slayer.
Yep. It sounds like Slayer.
*listens to something else*

by d@v!d Wed 16 Sep 2015 - 6:21

Kerrick wrote:Valley go home! Stay off our beaches!

Oh man, I haven't heard that in years! In high school, my friends and I would go to the beach just about every weekend and 4 days a week in the summer.

by Guest Wed 16 Sep 2015 - 6:59

WildWorld wrote:That band pic looks like an evil version of Duck Dynasty

Duck Slayer.

by metaldude Wed 16 Sep 2015 - 7:27

ThomasEversole wrote:I listened some to the new Slayer.
Yep. It sounds like Slayer.
*listens to something else*

+1

by Guest Wed 16 Sep 2015 - 13:22

metaldude wrote:
ThomasEversole wrote:I listened some to the new Slayer.
Yep. It sounds like Slayer.
*listens to something else*

+1

I've never understood why it's very, VERY recommended to officialy "like" Slayer to pretend yourself as a Thrasher... ok they are one of founding band, but not the only one... Neutral

Duck Slayer.

by Guest Sat 19 Sep 2015 - 20:02

Big score settling on Twitter tonight Evil or Very Mad

it's sad to see your contacts for a long time scratch each other's eyes out for nothing

by Hardcore Christian Sat 19 Sep 2015 - 20:59

Tough As John Jacobs

by WildWorld Tue 22 Sep 2015 - 18:13

Looking through the liner notes of Tamplin's "An Axe to Grind" i noticed one of the names in the thanks section was John Stamos. Wonder if its the same one from Full House.

by d@v!d Wed 23 Sep 2015 - 8:35

Makes you kind of want a VW now.

by Guest Wed 23 Sep 2015 - 11:43

Grave Declaration is an excellent band to clean the house to.

by Driven Thu 24 Sep 2015 - 16:41

d@v!d wrote:Makes you kind of want a VW now.

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by d@v!d Fri 25 Sep 2015 - 9:32

Nadie quiere que los Estados Unidos intervengan en los asuntos de otros países. Pero cuando vienen los asuntos de los otros países a los Estado Unidos, quiere que haga algo a respeto.
Por ejemplo: cuando los Estados Unidos interviene para despojar un dictador o un gobierno comunista en un país latinoamericano, se queja diciendo que no tiene derecho de meterse con aquel pueblo. Pero, cuando gente de aquel país viene ilegalmente a los Estados Unidos, dice que tenga que aceptarlos. Pero, ¿no es esto meterse en asuntos de otro país? Proveer para gente salir de su país ilegalmente es afectar el proceso político de aquel país. ¿Cuál quiere, un Estados Unidos que se mete o no?

Nobody wants the United State to intervene in the affairs of other countries. But when the affairs of other countries come to the United State, they want it to do something about it.
For example: when the United State intervenes to take out a dictator or a communist government in Latin America, they complain that it has no right to get involved with affairs other peoples. But, when the people that country come illegally to the United States, they say that it must accept them. But, isn’t this getting involved in the affairs of another country? To provide for people to leave their country illegally is getting into the affairs of that country. What do they want, a United States that involves itself or not?

by Guest Sat 26 Sep 2015 - 3:57

d@v!d wrote:Nadie quiere que los Estados Unidos intervengan en los asuntos de otros países. Pero cuando vienen los asuntos de los otros países a los Estado Unidos, quiere que haga algo a respeto.
Por ejemplo: cuando los Estados Unidos interviene para despojar un dictador o un gobierno comunista en un país latinoamericano, se queja diciendo que no tiene derecho de meterse con aquel pueblo. Pero, cuando gente de aquel país viene ilegalmente a los Estados Unidos, dice que tenga que aceptarlos. Pero, ¿no es esto meterse en asuntos de otro país? Proveer para gente salir de su país ilegalmente es afectar el proceso político de aquel país. ¿Cuál quiere, un Estados Unidos que se mete o no?

Nobody wants the United State to intervene in the affairs of other countries. But when the affairs of other countries come to the United State, they want it to do something about it.
For example: when the United State intervenes to take out a dictator or a communist government in Latin America, they complain that it has no right to get involved with affairs other peoples. But, when the people that country come illegally to the United States, they say that it must accept them. But, isn’t this getting involved in the affairs of another country? To provide for people to leave their country illegally is getting into the affairs of that country. What do they want, a United States that involves itself or not?

I think it's a reproach partially justified by intervention of United State in Irak. We have not lessons to give in our own side, we made the same error with Libya: it's useless to overthrow a dictator if a stable government can't replace him. Center and Latin America have also a big problem with narcotraffic, each migrations have complex causes that only "take out government" action can't resolve. I'm not saying USA use only this method or aren't conscious about issues, but is often the case.
Also there is too much discords in international instances to really have a good action on countries who need it...

Today mood: Infuriated by administration. I've contacted my syndicate to try to unblock situation, i hope to have quickly a solution... Evil or Very Mad

But tomorrow i've a trip with my church, that will be fun Very Happy

by d@v!d Sat 26 Sep 2015 - 6:56

Pastèque wrote:I think it's a reproach partially justified by intervention of United State in Irak. We have not lessons to give in our own side, we made the same error with Libya: it's useless to overthrow a dictator if a stable government can't replace him. Center and Latin America have also a big problem with narcotraffic, each migrations have complex causes that only "take out government" action can't resolve. I'm not saying USA use only this method or aren't conscious about issues, but is often the case.
Also there is too much discords in international instances to really have a good action on countries who need it...

I actually agree that the US ought not be so quick to intervene.

What bothers me is the hypocrisy of saying that on one side the US must stay out of other countries and on the other the US must accept illegal immigration. Both actions interfere with the affairs of another country.

by Guest Sat 26 Sep 2015 - 10:05

Ok, i see

by Guest Sat 26 Sep 2015 - 13:57

d@v!d wrote:I actually agree that the US ought not be so quick to intervene.

I totally agree. That is part of the reason I'm no longer a Republican. But I don't want to discuss politics.

Back to subject ... If the USA would stay out of the hundreds of countries it tries to handle ... it would have a much healthier economic outlook and disposition. It's amazing how many BILLIONS have been spent on handling other countries' business.

I can say that because I'm American. It's frustrating to see how they mishandle tax dollars!

But alas, I must let it go. Peace of mind is what I choose, I don't want to be full of anger and strife. That's not of God.

But I do pray and take concern. I am hoping for a decent America for my children.

by Guest Sun 27 Sep 2015 - 12:31

Great meeting today Very Happy

a lot of people were present, i've not see a part of them for a long time.
Sermon was about "different apples in basket of life", and we add good ecumenical talk with Muslims at the end Cool

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