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This reminds of when I went to see Black Sabbath the first time they reunited with Ozzy. There was a guy handing out these pamphlets in the parking lot.
I thought it was so cool that I kept it with my ticket. I have since lost my ticket, but I keep the pamphlet on my bathroom shelf with my sex dice. Derelict heathen that I am. ;D
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You know, marrying you sounds like my idea of a good time.
AMEN!!!! Brother, did you make those fishing lures? they are nice, even though I prefer spinners.
To quote one of the admins
"Your troll-fu is weak old man and, will not help you"
I mean good lord between your rampant even if meant sarcastically homophobia, and this maybe you should join the promise keepers. It really sucks that Bonnaroo continues to employ you in any capacity, if you acted like this and worked for me your ass would hit the curb in no time.
Post by ~Scotty Does Know~ on Jun 9, 2008 11:58:53 GMT -5
I never could approve of a religious affiliation trying to use hate and intolerance to get their messages across.
I consider myself conservative in most of my principles and a Christian (however, not voting for McCain), but telling people they are going to Hell and telling people who they respect that they are in Hell is not going to get people to listen to you. It's just going to make you look like a dip-sh!t and piss people off.
The Promise Keepers remind me so much of another radical "So-Called Christian" hate group out of Topeka, Kansas that uses their hate to picket the funerals of soldiers and victims of mass murders and victims of natural disasters suggesting God ordained these deaths because of America's acceptance of homosexuality? BULLSH!T!!
You have your religious fanatics everywhere, I guess. Fred Phelps, Osama Bin Laden, members of the Promise Keepers--they all use hate to express their messages, but really all they are doing is crying out for attention since nobody really believes half the sh!t they say.
Speak to someone with respect and love and maybe they'll listen.
Yeah, one of the funniest threads ever started or that I have read. Talk about randomness. Promise Keepers sounds like a cult. Im not being baptized then having cool-aid afterwards am I?
^^^^AMEN Scotty Does Know... I feel the same way. If religious fanatics followed Jesus' example they wouldn't be showing hate... I'm pretty sure He showed love to the prostitutes, lepers and anyone else that was cast out by "normal" society.
Post by ~Scotty Does Know~ on Jun 9, 2008 12:35:59 GMT -5
Thanks you guys! Being from Manchester, I am bothered that these hatemongers are even breathing the same air as me.
Us southerners are known well for our hospitality and I've had nothing but good experiences with people here for the show. I see no reason why I can't show the same courtesy to Bonnaroonies as they've shown me these past six years.
I love Bonnaroo ("Good Times") and I love the fact that it's in my hometown! However, I'm also well-versed in the Good Book, so here's a promise for you Mr. Bob Noxious. You might want to take some notes!
I never could approve of a religious affiliation trying to use hate and intolerance to get their messages across.
I consider myself conservative in most of my principles and a Christian (however, not voting for McCain), but telling people they are going to Hell and telling people who they respect that they are in Hell is not going to get people to listen to you. It's just going to make you look like a dip-sh!t and piss people off.
The Promise Keepers remind me so much of another radical "So-Called Christian" hate group out of Topeka, Kansas that uses their hate to picket the funerals of soldiers and victims of mass murders and victims of natural disasters suggesting God ordained these deaths because of America's acceptance of homosexuality? BULLSH!T!!
You have your religious fanatics everywhere, I guess. Fred Phelps, Osama Bin Laden, members of the Promise Keepers--they all use hate to express their messages, but really all they are doing is crying out for attention since nobody really believes half the sh!t they say.
Speak to someone with respect and love and maybe they'll listen.
Well put.
Religious extremists/fanatics/fundamentalists tend to be some of the most hypocritical people there are. I consider myself an athiest, but I did go to a Christian church for 12 years and have read into many other religions just out of my own curiousity, so I don't speak on the matter of religion from a totally ignorant point of view. If there's one thing that most religions have in common, it's a message of love, peace and acceptance. How can you preach that through hate and intollerance?
Also, I should mention, I do believe there was a Jesus and that he was a downright decent dude (just not the son of God). Someone I could sit back and have a beer with
Post by hibouxdufromage on Jun 9, 2008 17:50:52 GMT -5
I hope everyone here realizes that Bob Noxious is NOT BEING SERIOUS. Bob, karma for having a sense of humor. I hope everyone that took him seriously lightens up before we all get to the farm.
Oh, and Scotty- not to be a know-it-all or anything, but your definition is just a little off. It's a patois adjective that means "the best around" from the French "bon" = good, positive, best, whatever, and english "around" which got shortened to "aroo". Say for example you were really hungry for some corn, and went to a farmer's market in south Louisiana. Of course, you would ask each farmer selling his corn if his is the best, and each one would tell you that his corn is bonnaroo.
^Well it was a combination of this and his "humor" in the gay community thread. If the thinks that his particular brand of humor is funny he should skip 'roo and stay home that weekend watching reruns of Jackass imho. I do not think he is being serious I think he is an ass.
I hope everyone here realizes that Bob Noxious is NOT BEING SERIOUS. Bob, karma for having a sense of humor. I hope everyone that took him seriously lightens up before we all get to the farm.
hmmm, you're probably right. Bob here is a pretty funny guy, isn't he? Let's just lighten up and not take anything he says as insulting or offensive, such as this gem:
I was actually dragged to a Promise Keepers meeting at RFK staduim with my dad when I was 13 or so. So yeah dude, I'd totally meet up with you, but I'm not going to Roo. So keep the faith for us PKers that can't make it this year. Maybe next year we can meet up and make all the scantly clad young ladies feel bad for filling all the upstanding males heads with raunchy filth covered thoughts.
Maybe next year we can meet up and make all the scantly clad young ladies feel bad for filling all the upstanding males heads with raunchy filth covered thoughts.
Post by Bob Noxious on Jun 9, 2008 21:29:09 GMT -5
Good Lord I'm bored. God people, stop taking the sensitive pills. About "two" people get it. I like to play with non-political correctness. Maybe it is kind of a way of reacting to rampant silliness. I will say this, It IS a Collossal waste of my time for me when I could have been reading or tending my (legal) plants or even riding my bicycle. To those of you who are really offended by the the word "Faggot" geez....... What do you do when you watch Southpark, (which I absolutely abhor) stuff your ears with cotton? Or the Chappel Show?
Oh, don't go near "All In The Family", the Jeffersons, Sanford and Son. Those shows will likely give you a stroke.
Anyway, I won't argue, refute, or snipe back at any of you. The internet is so funny. It is an alter-ego for so many people. Honestly, I hate using the computer...it's so impersonal.
So Pastor Bob is going to retire until Bonnaroo is over....because Pastor Bob has to work all week, and is tired.
Feel free to tell me what a piece of crap I am and I promise to agree with you....and maybe laugh too.
I hope everyone here realizes that Bob Noxious is NOT BEING SERIOUS. Bob, karma for having a sense of humor. I hope everyone that took him seriously lightens up before we all get to the farm.
hmmm, you're probably right. Bob here is a pretty funny guy, isn't he? Let's just lighten up and not take anything he says as insulting or offensive, such as this gem:
I skipped over most of the thread...sorry folks. Many a beer.
Anyway, it just made me think of one of my favorite bands called Tub Ring and their song "The Promise Keeper." Everyone should check it out. Think it might still be on their myspace site (http://www.myspace.com/tubring).
Oh, and Scotty- not to be a know-it-all or anything, but your definition is just a little off. It's a patois adjective that means "the best around" from the French "bon" = good, positive, best, whatever, and english "around" which got shortened to "aroo". Say for example you were really hungry for some corn, and went to a farmer's market in south Louisiana. Of course, you would ask each farmer selling his corn if his is the best, and each one would tell you that his corn is bonnaroo.
Okay, I won't dispute that. Though the definition I have I just found by doing a Google search. I suppose that source may have it slightly inaccurate.