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<0> the french revolution needs to happen in america
<0> but americans are incapable of that cuz it involves thinking for oneself
<1> i geuss you aren't a voter
<2> Hmm, though weren't crusades during 'dark ages'?
<2> wait a minute...
<3> Yeah, ke.
<4> yeah, well, your statement about it being 'ok' if they attack us here reminded me of Pangloss.
<5> depends
<6> crusadces started in the 11th century
<6> thats post "dark ages", generally speaking
<5> not Pantagruel?
<6> although "dark ages" is necessarily vague
<2> okay so dark ages might overlap crusades a bit. But aren't really exactly the same time.
<6> dark ages is generally like
<6> sort of the evolution of the anglo saxons
<6> basically
<3> I thought the dark ages, as a general rule, ended up being followed by the renaissance?
<6> pre-1100
<6> certainly
<1> i love these people who talk "revolution" and they are the ones who probably would go curl up in a corner somewhere on the first day for fear of being eliminated from the planet
<6> 700-1000, mebbe
<7> occ2, maybe beginning a bit earlier
<6> yah
<7> 500-1100
<6> again, highly debatable
<7> ish
<6> "dark ages" necessarily implies "ignorance"
<6> :)
<3> I'm fond of the idea that a revolution that happened in the 18th century in a different society can be duplicated 275 years later or so in an entirely different place.
<2> Dark implies, crazy Christian. heh.
<3> Oh wait, I know better. :)
<7> 12th century rennaisance ending that period
<7> I suppose
<8> The Dark Ages began after the fall of Rome in the 5th century
<6> ive been obsessively reading wikipedia articles on history lately
<9> occ, you desperately need a life
<4> pilg: no , Pangloss from Candied
<4> -ide
<6> dont tempt me, josephs, it was either this or drinking :)
<1> basically those that preach "revolution" are the ones who are whining because their minority view point is not accepted in main stream america
<6> and a devout dude such as you should appreciate my interest in early christian writings :D
<9> occ, drinking would probably be more productive ;-)
<1> these are the people who want to impose their minority ideals on the majority of us
<4> occ: the Arian 'heresy' never should have been suppressed.. dontcha think
<6> arian heresy?
<4> yeah
<9> occ, it is sad that the early church fathers (as they are often called) are not read more
<4> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arianism
<6> what do you think of Marcion, _3Josephs?
<4> imo one of the great early mistakes of the church
<6> Docetism?
<9> honestly its been years since I've studied them - and then mostly in overview
<6> the figure im most interested in is paul
<4> he liked to travel a lot. :)
<9> he's a bit too early to be included in the group generally :-)
<6> so they say ;)
<10> hey
<4> Swig: hey
<2> Just seems to me, if you don't believe in the religion, then one heresy is as good as another, or another religion
<4> I disagree
<10> hey timur
<4> I should get some boots like that
<11> hey does anyone know how to undilate eyes after a visit with eye doctor
<2> It's all fairy tale, so whatever.
<9> DrGodsGod, only time does that
<4> stare at a bright light
<6> yup
<6> i hate those drops
<4> of course, you'll be in agonizing pain
<6> i dont believe even that would work
<4> it should work for a bit, if not for good
<9> you just have to wait for the drug to wear off
<11> how long normally?
<12> Swigert - Don't spit on a man's boots, thats just wrong! LOL
<4> long as he shines'em
<4> spit-shine, by a Canadian
<4> what more can one ask
<9> DrGodsGod, a couple of hours
<10> boogyman: I did that to this boss at my former job as I walked out.
<6> i thought you couldnt quit a job in canada ;)
<12> lol
<9> DrGodsGod, you can always use sungl***es in the meantime
<10> I left on good terms from that job - went back to school
<4> Swig: you graduated , right?
<10> timur: still in
<6> swigert calls it "university"
<6> like an englishman
<10> I went to COLLEGE in the US
<6> hehe
<10> so I have an American accent, thank God
<13> like any non american cares....
<13> it's an accent, not who you are
<10> well i care
<13> yeesh
<6> free to be, and all that
<4> gotcha. :)
<13> well 'i' don't
<6> bloc speaks in a regional patois
<4> I like the word patois
<13> yes it's french
<13> or as colbert would say it, it's french, bitch
<7> Swigert, college in the
<7> US won't fix your accent
<7> :)
<7> Maybe grade school
<1> RAMALLAH, West Bank - The Palestinian parliament used its final session Monday to give President Mahmoud Abbas broad new powers, infuriating Hamas days before the Islamic group takes control of a suddenly weakened legislature.
<6> the colbert report has gotten surprisingly decent
<1> "I think this session was illegal. It is a kind of bloodless coup," said Abdel Aziz Duaik, an incoming Hamas legislator. The new law "puts complete authority in the hands of the president."
<7> But by the time you get to college, your Cannuck accent is hard wired.
<1> BUAHAHAHA
<7> :P
<4> mais oui
<6> i actually used "patois" thinking of colbert
<14> haahahaha
<1> hahahaha , **** you Hamas!
<13> ;)
<14> gg Hamas
<6> that guy cant be in hamas
<6> his name isnt "mohammad"
<1> In their final session with a parliamentary majority, Fatah lawmakers gave Abbas the authority to appoint a new, nine-judge constitutional court, which would serve as the final arbiter in disputes between himself and a Hamas parliament and Cabinet. The court could also veto legislation deemed to violate the Palestinians' Basic Law, which acts as a quasi-constitution.
<1> niiiice
<8> Maybe he'll appoint Harriet Miers
<6> i wonder if the basic law includes "stoning"
<6> and references to veils
<7> occ, http://digbysblog.blogspot.com/2006_02_05_digbysblog_archive.html#113963087110982384
<7> :P
<13> been out a few days, but this is the greatest movie trailer ever http://www.apple.com/trailers/paramount/nacholibre/
<1> Hamas, which won 74 seats in the 132-member parliament, would need a two-thirds majority or 88 seats to buck Abbas and change the legislation p***ed Monday. Fatah controls 45 seats and could block a coalition of Hamas and smaller parties from revoking the law if it maintains party unity.
<6> does it start with "in a world..."
<1> HAHAHA
<6> (overplayed joke)
<6> I INVENTED IT!
<1> it seems that Palestinians are headed for a civil war because one party (Hamas) will refuse to play by the rules
<1> there is no way that Hamas will accept this
<14> Rusty, got a link for that?
<13> didn't you just paste the rules were just change
<13> d
<13> so hamas was abiding by the rules
<8> And now they have to abide by the new ones
<13> yep:) but new rules created to piss off people, tend not to be abided
<4> they're not new
<4> they're old
<13> and especially when it's after the fact
<13> ahh
<4> just haven't ever been held to
<13> The Palestinian parliament used its final session Monday to give President Mahmoud Abbas broad new powers, infuriating Hamas days before the Islamic group takes control of a suddenly weakened legislature.
<13> it's legal and all, but when you have guns...none of it matters if one side feels they're right
<4> what matters is they need to get their act together
<13> yep
<6> im glad i dont live in the ****ty middle east
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