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04 Sep. 2010, 02:41am
B4ku

Hey

Hey, just joined cuz a friend of mine talks about this site like its his bible. Not incredibly great with computers but figured theres no harm in trying to learn. Don't hate the new guy please.
04 Sep. 2010, 07:13am
Kheel

Welcome. I'm pretty new myself. This site is very awesome.
05 Sep. 2010, 12:51am
Torian

Haha welcome to LG! Might I ask who your friend is?
05 Sep. 2010, 02:16am
Taz

Lol

Welcome.
05 Sep. 2010, 04:08pm
B4ku

Think his name here is like Temptii or something
05 Sep. 2010, 05:11pm
Taz

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Originally Posted by B4ku

Think his name here is like Temptii or something

Yeah that guys a good programmer.
05 Sep. 2010, 08:44pm
TEMPTii

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Originally Posted by B4ku

Think his name here is like Temptii or something

Who are you...
05 Sep. 2010, 10:29pm
B4ku

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Originally Posted by TEMPTii

Who are you...

C'mon "cousin" figure it out...
05 Sep. 2010, 10:45pm
TEMPTii

You already have an account on here.

And twice =/= always + I'm atheist so your analogy is flawed
05 Sep. 2010, 10:56pm
B4ku

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Originally Posted by TEMPTii

You already have an account on here.

And twice =/= always + I'm atheist so your analogy is flawed

I can't access my first account anymore so i created a new one. Also, i am well aware of your personal beliefs and my previous comment was purely metaphorical.
05 Sep. 2010, 11:15pm
TEMPTii

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Originally Posted by B4ku

I can't access my first account anymore so i created a new one. Also, i am well aware of your personal beliefs and my previous comment was purely metaphorical.

If a metaphor is out in the woods and nobody can hear it scream is it still a metaphor? If a metaphor intended for me is given even when you know it wouldn't be understood by the intended audience is it still a metaphor?
05 Sep. 2010, 11:52pm
B4ku

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Originally Posted by TEMPTii

If a metaphor is out in the woods and nobody can hear it scream is it still a metaphor? If a metaphor intended for me is given even when you know it wouldn't be understood by the intended audience is it still a metaphor?

Yes, i believe so. The analogy compared the fact that you seem to reference this site constantly in conversation, to the bible; a book that those of the Christian faith have patterned their lives after. Perhaps it was wrong of me to assume that you possessed, at the very least, a rudimentary grasp of the religion despite the fact that i vaguely remember your complaints at being forced to attend bible school or some such activity.
06 Sep. 2010, 02:04am
TEMPTii

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Originally Posted by B4ku

Yes, i believe so. The analogy compared the fact that you seem to reference this site constantly in conversation, to the bible; a book that those of the Christian faith have patterned their lives after. Perhaps it was wrong of me to assume that you possessed, at the very least, a rudimentary grasp of the religion despite the fact that i vaguely remember your complaints at being forced to attend bible school or some such activity.

I've only referenced this website in two conversations, one of them being a few days ago, and the other quite extensively a year ago. The average every-day run of the mill christian does not usually reference the bible. Most christians are solemn about their faith in which it is only expressed by attending church and possibly some artifacts and/or references around their household. Assuming that an atheist possesses the knowledge about the christian faith was quite foolish. Attending a bible school does not necessarily mean anything is getting done. For example, if you know people like Patience Phillips, you would know that simply because somebody attends school, that doesn't mean they're gaining anything.