I have ordered $60 worht of tracks, so I got plently. Actually I didnt really have the money but felt the Lord leading me.
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Yahweh, as you said, fstdt is also a social commentary, and this is a perfect example of putting your feelings above common sense.
Yes, because everyone knows that the Lord leads people into horrible debt. Vows of poverty are one thing, but seriously, dude. Unless you're counting on The Lord (tm) to smite the credit companies first...
"worht "
Whatever that is.
>> Actually I didnt really have the money but felt the Lord leading me <<
Just wait until Jack gets your rubber check. Not only will he have his "close, personal friend" send you to hell, he'll probably make a cartoon book about deadbeats.
Watch your ass, Janey.
"I have ordered $60 worht of tracks, so I got plently"
I hope you got a discount from Tamiya, for putting such on those radio-controlled tanks you're building. [/hyper-smartarse]
"Actually I didnt really have the money but felt the Lord leading me."
'A sucker is born every minute '
-PT Barnum
Moral: Remember that "Satanic Verses" malarkey? All those Mad Mullahs burning copies of that book, even though - to a man - they admitted that they hadn't even read what was getting their knickers in a knot in the first place.
...still, Salman Rushdie and his publisher had their money . >:D
PROTIP: In all the 'Fly on the Wall' documentary series I watch on TV about Customs officers (UK/US/Australia etc), and the excess cigarettes people try to smuggle through the 'Nothing to Declare' channel, and they're caught - and 9 times out of 10 they refuse to/can't pay the import duty on such, the seized cigs/tobacco are destroyed by Customs. The tobacco companies don't give a fuck what happens to their products, once they've been paid for.
@ryan
"I wonder if a tract has ever convinced anyone to convert."
Not a chance, I've been to the site and read many of them. Only the already indoctrinated could ever think the stories make any sense as most have an unbeliever become a believer after someone recites some Bible verses in the secound last panel. Only they believe these verses have power.
It's that mindset of theirs that also causes them to come to this site and post scripture, thinking it has it's own power. Worse, they think they can settle political or idealiogical arguments with scripture too.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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