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finnegan waking up
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| HackOtaku wrote: | | greatsage wrote: | | Channel GannoK wrote: | | Is this the moment talix starts to ignore what other people say and starts preaching? When is the first ad hominem accusation gonna come forth |
this behavior is the antithesis to a community with fellowship as foundation |
Pretty sure Random Spam's foundation is disharmony. |
Then there would be no fellowship to produce posts or friendship or progress.
There would be no fuel for discussion whatsoever.
Maybe you mean functionality? There is no where else for our posts to be in rhythm except allocated disharmony.
And where else would you expect to find the beauty of Zen to lie?
Harmony is required for individuality; this required for the success of the individual; him to flourish and thus the community through fellowship born of individuality.
Which is a true beauty. That we are all together because we are all unique individuals.
And in the same stark contrast, our disharmony harmonizes through our fellowship.
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HackOtaku
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| greatsage wrote: | | HackOtaku wrote: | | greatsage wrote: | | Channel GannoK wrote: | | Is this the moment talix starts to ignore what other people say and starts preaching? When is the first ad hominem accusation gonna come forth |
this behavior is the antithesis to a community with fellowship as foundation |
Pretty sure Random Spam's foundation is disharmony. |
Then there would be no fellowship to produce posts or friendship or progress.
There would be no fuel for discussion whatsoever.
Maybe you mean functionality? There is no where else for our posts to be in rhythm except allocated disharmony.
And where else would you expect to find the beauty of Zen to lie?
Harmony is required for individuality; this required for the success of the individual; him to flourish and thus the community through fellowship born of individuality.
Which is a true beauty. That we are all together because we are all unique individuals.
And in the same stark contrast, our disharmony harmonizes through our fellowship. |
No, fuck that.
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finnegan waking up
How do I cheat?
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| HackOtaku wrote: | | greatsage wrote: | | HackOtaku wrote: | | greatsage wrote: | | Channel GannoK wrote: | | Is this the moment talix starts to ignore what other people say and starts preaching? When is the first ad hominem accusation gonna come forth |
this behavior is the antithesis to a community with fellowship as foundation |
Pretty sure Random Spam's foundation is disharmony. |
Then there would be no fellowship to produce posts or friendship or progress.
There would be no fuel for discussion whatsoever.
Maybe you mean functionality? There is no where else for our posts to be in rhythm except allocated disharmony.
And where else would you expect to find the beauty of Zen to lie?
Harmony is required for individuality; this required for the success of the individual; him to flourish and thus the community through fellowship born of individuality.
Which is a true beauty. That we are all together because we are all unique individuals.
And in the same stark contrast, our disharmony harmonizes through our fellowship. |
No, fuck that. |
yeah i see now why she divorced you
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HackOtaku
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| greatsage wrote: | | HackOtaku wrote: | | greatsage wrote: | | HackOtaku wrote: | | greatsage wrote: | | Channel GannoK wrote: | | Is this the moment talix starts to ignore what other people say and starts preaching? When is the first ad hominem accusation gonna come forth |
this behavior is the antithesis to a community with fellowship as foundation |
Pretty sure Random Spam's foundation is disharmony. |
Then there would be no fellowship to produce posts or friendship or progress.
There would be no fuel for discussion whatsoever.
Maybe you mean functionality? There is no where else for our posts to be in rhythm except allocated disharmony.
And where else would you expect to find the beauty of Zen to lie?
Harmony is required for individuality; this required for the success of the individual; him to flourish and thus the community through fellowship born of individuality.
Which is a true beauty. That we are all together because we are all unique individuals.
And in the same stark contrast, our disharmony harmonizes through our fellowship. |
No, fuck that. |
yeah i see now why she divorced you |
The joke. > -----------
Your head. > -----------
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Nirojan
How do I cheat?
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| Posted: Tue Jun 21, 2016 3:06 pm Post subject: |
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| IM STERLING wrote: | | Dark Byte wrote: | nah, i just post using their accounts.
i'm bored |
respek |
im pullin up on u nigga
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BreakinGods
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| greatsage wrote: | | HackOtaku wrote: | | greatsage wrote: | | HackOtaku wrote: | | greatsage wrote: | | Channel GannoK wrote: | | Is this the moment talix starts to ignore what other people say and starts preaching? When is the first ad hominem accusation gonna come forth |
this behavior is the antithesis to a community with fellowship as foundation |
Pretty sure Random Spam's foundation is disharmony. |
Then there would be no fellowship to produce posts or friendship or progress.
There would be no fuel for discussion whatsoever.
Maybe you mean functionality? There is no where else for our posts to be in rhythm except allocated disharmony.
And where else would you expect to find the beauty of Zen to lie?
Harmony is required for individuality; this required for the success of the individual; him to flourish and thus the community through fellowship born of individuality.
Which is a true beauty. That we are all together because we are all unique individuals.
And in the same stark contrast, our disharmony harmonizes through our fellowship. |
No, fuck that. |
yeah i see now why she divorced you |
You are really trying to jinx your own marriage with all this hate... People divorce for very good reasons. You're also very young to get married... you know about 50% of marriages in the US end in divorce? Usually it's because you're young and feel you met your soul mate then they end up changing over time because people are not stagnant in their beliefs and personality, as you yourself have shown.
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Channel GannoK
pffrt
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| He's gonna leak nudes again, just wait. I still have all the old ones
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finnegan waking up
How do I cheat?
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| Posted: Tue Jun 21, 2016 8:12 pm Post subject: |
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| BreakinGods wrote: | | greatsage wrote: | | HackOtaku wrote: | | greatsage wrote: | | HackOtaku wrote: | | greatsage wrote: | | Channel GannoK wrote: | | Is this the moment talix starts to ignore what other people say and starts preaching? When is the first ad hominem accusation gonna come forth |
this behavior is the antithesis to a community with fellowship as foundation |
Pretty sure Random Spam's foundation is disharmony. |
Then there would be no fellowship to produce posts or friendship or progress.
There would be no fuel for discussion whatsoever.
Maybe you mean functionality? There is no where else for our posts to be in rhythm except allocated disharmony.
And where else would you expect to find the beauty of Zen to lie?
Harmony is required for individuality; this required for the success of the individual; him to flourish and thus the community through fellowship born of individuality.
Which is a true beauty. That we are all together because we are all unique individuals.
And in the same stark contrast, our disharmony harmonizes through our fellowship. |
No, fuck that. |
yeah i see now why she divorced you |
You are really trying to jinx your own marriage with all this hate... People divorce for very good reasons. You're also very young to get married... you know about 50% of marriages in the US end in divorce? Usually it's because you're young and feel you met your soul mate then they end up changing over time because people are not stagnant in their beliefs and personality, as you yourself have shown. |
According to the Rutgers University National Marriage Project, the American divorce rate today is more than twice that of 1960, but has declined slightly since hitting the highest point in the country's history in the early 1980s. Overall, close to 50 percent of marriages started today will end in either divorce or permanent separation. In Canada, the divorce rate is about 37 percent.
In terms of divorce within the North American Muslim community, the last study conducted about this was in the early 1990s by the late New York-based sociologist Ilyas Ba-Yunus. According to his research, the NA continental Muslim divorce rate stood at 31.14 percent, which he said was "a far cry from the Muslim world's two highest divorce rates: Turkey and Egypt, with 10% each" ("Divorce Among Muslims" by Ilyas Ba-Yunus, Islamic Horizons magazine, July/August 2000 issue).
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Channel GannoK
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| That's because muslim women are to be treated like property. I really hope your wife didn't convert because of your sociopathic tendencies.
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HackOtaku
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| greatsage wrote: | | BreakinGods wrote: | | greatsage wrote: | | HackOtaku wrote: | | greatsage wrote: | | HackOtaku wrote: | | greatsage wrote: | | Channel GannoK wrote: | | Is this the moment talix starts to ignore what other people say and starts preaching? When is the first ad hominem accusation gonna come forth |
this behavior is the antithesis to a community with fellowship as foundation |
Pretty sure Random Spam's foundation is disharmony. |
Then there would be no fellowship to produce posts or friendship or progress.
There would be no fuel for discussion whatsoever.
Maybe you mean functionality? There is no where else for our posts to be in rhythm except allocated disharmony.
And where else would you expect to find the beauty of Zen to lie?
Harmony is required for individuality; this required for the success of the individual; him to flourish and thus the community through fellowship born of individuality.
Which is a true beauty. That we are all together because we are all unique individuals.
And in the same stark contrast, our disharmony harmonizes through our fellowship. |
No, fuck that. |
yeah i see now why she divorced you |
You are really trying to jinx your own marriage with all this hate... People divorce for very good reasons. You're also very young to get married... you know about 50% of marriages in the US end in divorce? Usually it's because you're young and feel you met your soul mate then they end up changing over time because people are not stagnant in their beliefs and personality, as you yourself have shown. |
According to the Rutgers University National Marriage Project, the American divorce rate today is more than twice that of 1960, but has declined slightly since hitting the highest point in the country's history in the early 1980s. Overall, close to 50 percent of marriages started today will end in either divorce or permanent separation. In Canada, the divorce rate is about 37 percent.
In terms of divorce within the North American Muslim community, the last study conducted about this was in the early 1990s by the late New York-based sociologist Ilyas Ba-Yunus. According to his research, the NA continental Muslim divorce rate stood at 31.14 percent, which he said was "a far cry from the Muslim world's two highest divorce rates: Turkey and Egypt, with 10% each" ("Divorce Among Muslims" by Ilyas Ba-Yunus, Islamic Horizons magazine, July/August 2000 issue).
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Oh if statistics are on your side, it'll go great! /s
Seriously though, good luck on your marriage. Despite you being a cunt on a constant basis and always trying to dredge up my divorce, I still think it's good for you to fall properly in love and enjoy the sweet fruit a bit, and surprisingly I hope it goes well for you. She is qt.
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finnegan waking up
How do I cheat?
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| Posted: Tue Jun 21, 2016 9:38 pm Post subject: |
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| HackOtaku wrote: | | greatsage wrote: | | BreakinGods wrote: | | greatsage wrote: | | HackOtaku wrote: | | greatsage wrote: | | HackOtaku wrote: | | greatsage wrote: | | Channel GannoK wrote: | | Is this the moment talix starts to ignore what other people say and starts preaching? When is the first ad hominem accusation gonna come forth |
this behavior is the antithesis to a community with fellowship as foundation |
Pretty sure Random Spam's foundation is disharmony. |
Then there would be no fellowship to produce posts or friendship or progress.
There would be no fuel for discussion whatsoever.
Maybe you mean functionality? There is no where else for our posts to be in rhythm except allocated disharmony.
And where else would you expect to find the beauty of Zen to lie?
Harmony is required for individuality; this required for the success of the individual; him to flourish and thus the community through fellowship born of individuality.
Which is a true beauty. That we are all together because we are all unique individuals.
And in the same stark contrast, our disharmony harmonizes through our fellowship. |
No, fuck that. |
yeah i see now why she divorced you |
You are really trying to jinx your own marriage with all this hate... People divorce for very good reasons. You're also very young to get married... you know about 50% of marriages in the US end in divorce? Usually it's because you're young and feel you met your soul mate then they end up changing over time because people are not stagnant in their beliefs and personality, as you yourself have shown. |
According to the Rutgers University National Marriage Project, the American divorce rate today is more than twice that of 1960, but has declined slightly since hitting the highest point in the country's history in the early 1980s. Overall, close to 50 percent of marriages started today will end in either divorce or permanent separation. In Canada, the divorce rate is about 37 percent.
In terms of divorce within the North American Muslim community, the last study conducted about this was in the early 1990s by the late New York-based sociologist Ilyas Ba-Yunus. According to his research, the NA continental Muslim divorce rate stood at 31.14 percent, which he said was "a far cry from the Muslim world's two highest divorce rates: Turkey and Egypt, with 10% each" ("Divorce Among Muslims" by Ilyas Ba-Yunus, Islamic Horizons magazine, July/August 2000 issue).
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Oh if statistics are on your side, it'll go great! /s
Seriously though, good luck on your marriage. Despite you being a cunt on a constant basis and always trying to dredge up my divorce, I still think it's good for you to fall properly in love and enjoy the sweet fruit a bit, and surprisingly I hope it goes well for you. She is qt. |
bruh if you don't know you won't get one just as great for you then you should take my testimony as evidence. you're strong-headed and can come across as brushing some the wrong way. but that is a good thing. it's just apparent that she gave up on a great guy. why the hell do you think i try to get you mad? so you will see this.
and yeah, statistics are irrelevant, but you really do have consider that we spend hours a day in prayer. this last two weeks we have easily spent at least 2 full days in prayer.
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HackOtaku
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| Posted: Tue Jun 21, 2016 10:14 pm Post subject: |
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| greatsage wrote: | | HackOtaku wrote: | | greatsage wrote: | | BreakinGods wrote: | | greatsage wrote: | | HackOtaku wrote: | | greatsage wrote: | | HackOtaku wrote: | | greatsage wrote: | | Channel GannoK wrote: | | Is this the moment talix starts to ignore what other people say and starts preaching? When is the first ad hominem accusation gonna come forth |
this behavior is the antithesis to a community with fellowship as foundation |
Pretty sure Random Spam's foundation is disharmony. |
Then there would be no fellowship to produce posts or friendship or progress.
There would be no fuel for discussion whatsoever.
Maybe you mean functionality? There is no where else for our posts to be in rhythm except allocated disharmony.
And where else would you expect to find the beauty of Zen to lie?
Harmony is required for individuality; this required for the success of the individual; him to flourish and thus the community through fellowship born of individuality.
Which is a true beauty. That we are all together because we are all unique individuals.
And in the same stark contrast, our disharmony harmonizes through our fellowship. |
No, fuck that. |
yeah i see now why she divorced you |
You are really trying to jinx your own marriage with all this hate... People divorce for very good reasons. You're also very young to get married... you know about 50% of marriages in the US end in divorce? Usually it's because you're young and feel you met your soul mate then they end up changing over time because people are not stagnant in their beliefs and personality, as you yourself have shown. |
According to the Rutgers University National Marriage Project, the American divorce rate today is more than twice that of 1960, but has declined slightly since hitting the highest point in the country's history in the early 1980s. Overall, close to 50 percent of marriages started today will end in either divorce or permanent separation. In Canada, the divorce rate is about 37 percent.
In terms of divorce within the North American Muslim community, the last study conducted about this was in the early 1990s by the late New York-based sociologist Ilyas Ba-Yunus. According to his research, the NA continental Muslim divorce rate stood at 31.14 percent, which he said was "a far cry from the Muslim world's two highest divorce rates: Turkey and Egypt, with 10% each" ("Divorce Among Muslims" by Ilyas Ba-Yunus, Islamic Horizons magazine, July/August 2000 issue).
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Oh if statistics are on your side, it'll go great! /s
Seriously though, good luck on your marriage. Despite you being a cunt on a constant basis and always trying to dredge up my divorce, I still think it's good for you to fall properly in love and enjoy the sweet fruit a bit, and surprisingly I hope it goes well for you. She is qt. |
bruh if you don't know you won't get one just as great for you then you should take my testimony as evidence. you're strong-headed and can come across as brushing some the wrong way. but that is a good thing. it's just apparent that she gave up on a great guy. why the hell do you think i try to get you mad? so you will see this.
and yeah, statistics are irrelevant, but you really do have consider that we spend hours a day in prayer. this last two weeks we have easily spent at least 2 full days in prayer. |
It's good you spend time together, I hope it goes well. Praying together is fine, since you two are religious and that, but it doesn't mean anything is set in stone, the world is nothing but variables, and you will just have to see how the two of you fare, but hopefully nothing detrimental will happen.
As far as my divorce goes, it's much more complicated than you think, and it is very far removed from her giving up on me. In fact, when you get down to it, I was the one to let her go (which as you know I regretted immensely), but it was the "right" thing to do for her sake, and I had already used up my quota of being selfish. It's not like I get mad when I see you post things about it, you use it so much I'm desensitized to it, but all I really felt was regret because I had to give up something imporant. If I did feel anger, it was just at you bringing it up because it's never relevant and is something I like keeping buried. Let's just be honest though, you haven't been doing it for my sake, you were doing it to attack me. I don't care and am not brooding over the fact that you did it, but let's not pretend it was out of kindness.
>bruh if you don't know you won't get one just as great for you then you should take my testimony as evidence.
I don't understand what you're saying by this though, mainly because of the first "know", but if I substitute it for "think" it makes sense. To know something like that, or to think I know something like that, is silly to me. I'm not worried about finding someone just as great for me though, if it happens, it happens. I've dated around since her, met some wonderful women, but since I've never felt like they were quite right for me, I've just given up on the scene until I meet someone that truly captivates me, because otherwise I end up wasting a lot of time. If that doesn't happen, then I will just go without, it doesn't concern me very much.
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BreakinGods
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| Posted: Wed Jun 22, 2016 3:37 am Post subject: |
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| HackOtaku wrote: | | greatsage wrote: | | HackOtaku wrote: | | greatsage wrote: | | BreakinGods wrote: | | greatsage wrote: | | HackOtaku wrote: | | greatsage wrote: | | HackOtaku wrote: | | greatsage wrote: | | Channel GannoK wrote: | | Is this the moment talix starts to ignore what other people say and starts preaching? When is the first ad hominem accusation gonna come forth |
this behavior is the antithesis to a community with fellowship as foundation |
Pretty sure Random Spam's foundation is disharmony. |
Then there would be no fellowship to produce posts or friendship or progress.
There would be no fuel for discussion whatsoever.
Maybe you mean functionality? There is no where else for our posts to be in rhythm except allocated disharmony.
And where else would you expect to find the beauty of Zen to lie?
Harmony is required for individuality; this required for the success of the individual; him to flourish and thus the community through fellowship born of individuality.
Which is a true beauty. That we are all together because we are all unique individuals.
And in the same stark contrast, our disharmony harmonizes through our fellowship. |
No, fuck that. |
yeah i see now why she divorced you |
You are really trying to jinx your own marriage with all this hate... People divorce for very good reasons. You're also very young to get married... you know about 50% of marriages in the US end in divorce? Usually it's because you're young and feel you met your soul mate then they end up changing over time because people are not stagnant in their beliefs and personality, as you yourself have shown. |
According to the Rutgers University National Marriage Project, the American divorce rate today is more than twice that of 1960, but has declined slightly since hitting the highest point in the country's history in the early 1980s. Overall, close to 50 percent of marriages started today will end in either divorce or permanent separation. In Canada, the divorce rate is about 37 percent.
In terms of divorce within the North American Muslim community, the last study conducted about this was in the early 1990s by the late New York-based sociologist Ilyas Ba-Yunus. According to his research, the NA continental Muslim divorce rate stood at 31.14 percent, which he said was "a far cry from the Muslim world's two highest divorce rates: Turkey and Egypt, with 10% each" ("Divorce Among Muslims" by Ilyas Ba-Yunus, Islamic Horizons magazine, July/August 2000 issue).
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Oh if statistics are on your side, it'll go great! /s
Seriously though, good luck on your marriage. Despite you being a cunt on a constant basis and always trying to dredge up my divorce, I still think it's good for you to fall properly in love and enjoy the sweet fruit a bit, and surprisingly I hope it goes well for you. She is qt. |
bruh if you don't know you won't get one just as great for you then you should take my testimony as evidence. you're strong-headed and can come across as brushing some the wrong way. but that is a good thing. it's just apparent that she gave up on a great guy. why the hell do you think i try to get you mad? so you will see this.
and yeah, statistics are irrelevant, but you really do have consider that we spend hours a day in prayer. this last two weeks we have easily spent at least 2 full days in prayer. |
It's good you spend time together, I hope it goes well. Praying together is fine, since you two are religious and that, but it doesn't mean anything is set in stone, the world is nothing but variables, and you will just have to see how the two of you fare, but hopefully nothing detrimental will happen.
As far as my divorce goes, it's much more complicated than you think, and it is very far removed from her giving up on me. In fact, when you get down to it, I was the one to let her go (which as you know I regretted immensely), but it was the "right" thing to do for her sake, and I had already used up my quota of being selfish. It's not like I get mad when I see you post things about it, you use it so much I'm desensitized to it, but all I really felt was regret because I had to give up something imporant. If I did feel anger, it was just at you bringing it up because it's never relevant and is something I like keeping buried. Let's just be honest though, you haven't been doing it for my sake, you were doing it to attack me. I don't care and am not brooding over the fact that you did it, but let's not pretend it was out of kindness.
>bruh if you don't know you won't get one just as great for you then you should take my testimony as evidence.
I don't understand what you're saying by this though, mainly because of the first "know", but if I substitute it for "think" it makes sense. To know something like that, or to think I know something like that, is silly to me. I'm not worried about finding someone just as great for me though, if it happens, it happens. I've dated around since her, met some wonderful women, but since I've never felt like they were quite right for me, I've just given up on the scene until I meet someone that truly captivates me, because otherwise I end up wasting a lot of time. If that doesn't happen, then I will just go without, it doesn't concern me very much. |
It's similar to how he says he called the cops for shroom's sake. To me it seems he is even worse off now. I still hope he can break through, but he needs to get medicine from those npcs and start to work on himself.
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finnegan waking up
How do I cheat?
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| Posted: Wed Jun 22, 2016 6:01 am Post subject: |
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| HackOtaku wrote: | | greatsage wrote: | | HackOtaku wrote: | | greatsage wrote: | | BreakinGods wrote: | | greatsage wrote: | | HackOtaku wrote: | | greatsage wrote: | | HackOtaku wrote: | | greatsage wrote: | | Channel GannoK wrote: | | Is this the moment talix starts to ignore what other people say and starts preaching? When is the first ad hominem accusation gonna come forth |
this behavior is the antithesis to a community with fellowship as foundation |
Pretty sure Random Spam's foundation is disharmony. |
Then there would be no fellowship to produce posts or friendship or progress.
There would be no fuel for discussion whatsoever.
Maybe you mean functionality? There is no where else for our posts to be in rhythm except allocated disharmony.
And where else would you expect to find the beauty of Zen to lie?
Harmony is required for individuality; this required for the success of the individual; him to flourish and thus the community through fellowship born of individuality.
Which is a true beauty. That we are all together because we are all unique individuals.
And in the same stark contrast, our disharmony harmonizes through our fellowship. |
No, fuck that. |
yeah i see now why she divorced you |
You are really trying to jinx your own marriage with all this hate... People divorce for very good reasons. You're also very young to get married... you know about 50% of marriages in the US end in divorce? Usually it's because you're young and feel you met your soul mate then they end up changing over time because people are not stagnant in their beliefs and personality, as you yourself have shown. |
According to the Rutgers University National Marriage Project, the American divorce rate today is more than twice that of 1960, but has declined slightly since hitting the highest point in the country's history in the early 1980s. Overall, close to 50 percent of marriages started today will end in either divorce or permanent separation. In Canada, the divorce rate is about 37 percent.
In terms of divorce within the North American Muslim community, the last study conducted about this was in the early 1990s by the late New York-based sociologist Ilyas Ba-Yunus. According to his research, the NA continental Muslim divorce rate stood at 31.14 percent, which he said was "a far cry from the Muslim world's two highest divorce rates: Turkey and Egypt, with 10% each" ("Divorce Among Muslims" by Ilyas Ba-Yunus, Islamic Horizons magazine, July/August 2000 issue).
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Oh if statistics are on your side, it'll go great! /s
Seriously though, good luck on your marriage. Despite you being a cunt on a constant basis and always trying to dredge up my divorce, I still think it's good for you to fall properly in love and enjoy the sweet fruit a bit, and surprisingly I hope it goes well for you. She is qt. |
bruh if you don't know you won't get one just as great for you then you should take my testimony as evidence. you're strong-headed and can come across as brushing some the wrong way. but that is a good thing. it's just apparent that she gave up on a great guy. why the hell do you think i try to get you mad? so you will see this.
and yeah, statistics are irrelevant, but you really do have consider that we spend hours a day in prayer. this last two weeks we have easily spent at least 2 full days in prayer. |
It's good you spend time together, I hope it goes well. Praying together is fine, since you two are religious and that, but it doesn't mean anything is set in stone, the world is nothing but variables, and you will just have to see how the two of you fare, but hopefully nothing detrimental will happen.
As far as my divorce goes, it's much more complicated than you think, and it is very far removed from her giving up on me. In fact, when you get down to it, I was the one to let her go (which as you know I regretted immensely), but it was the "right" thing to do for her sake, and I had already used up my quota of being selfish. It's not like I get mad when I see you post things about it, you use it so much I'm desensitized to it, but all I really felt was regret because I had to give up something imporant. If I did feel anger, it was just at you bringing it up because it's never relevant and is something I like keeping buried. Let's just be honest though, you haven't been doing it for my sake, you were doing it to attack me. I don't care and am not brooding over the fact that you did it, but let's not pretend it was out of kindness.
>bruh if you don't know you won't get one just as great for you then you should take my testimony as evidence.
I don't understand what you're saying by this though, mainly because of the first "know", but if I substitute it for "think" it makes sense. To know something like that, or to think I know something like that, is silly to me. I'm not worried about finding someone just as great for me though, if it happens, it happens. I've dated around since her, met some wonderful women, but since I've never felt like they were quite right for me, I've just given up on the scene until I meet someone that truly captivates me, because otherwise I end up wasting a lot of time. If that doesn't happen, then I will just go without, it doesn't concern me very much. |
divorce is always mutual
and the fact will always remain that she lost a great guy
believe what you will. no one said it was kindness, but the motivation definitely wasn't malice. passively spiteful would be a good way to put it.
for breakfast i had two dates and 4oz of almond milk and 6oz of water
i will have nothing else for the next 16 hours
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| greatsage wrote: | | HackOtaku wrote: | | greatsage wrote: | | HackOtaku wrote: | | greatsage wrote: | | BreakinGods wrote: | | greatsage wrote: | | HackOtaku wrote: | | greatsage wrote: | | HackOtaku wrote: | | greatsage wrote: | | Channel GannoK wrote: | | Is this the moment talix starts to ignore what other people say and starts preaching? When is the first ad hominem accusation gonna come forth |
this behavior is the antithesis to a community with fellowship as foundation |
Pretty sure Random Spam's foundation is disharmony. |
Then there would be no fellowship to produce posts or friendship or progress.
There would be no fuel for discussion whatsoever.
Maybe you mean functionality? There is no where else for our posts to be in rhythm except allocated disharmony.
And where else would you expect to find the beauty of Zen to lie?
Harmony is required for individuality; this required for the success of the individual; him to flourish and thus the community through fellowship born of individuality.
Which is a true beauty. That we are all together because we are all unique individuals.
And in the same stark contrast, our disharmony harmonizes through our fellowship. |
No, fuck that. |
yeah i see now why she divorced you |
You are really trying to jinx your own marriage with all this hate... People divorce for very good reasons. You're also very young to get married... you know about 50% of marriages in the US end in divorce? Usually it's because you're young and feel you met your soul mate then they end up changing over time because people are not stagnant in their beliefs and personality, as you yourself have shown. |
According to the Rutgers University National Marriage Project, the American divorce rate today is more than twice that of 1960, but has declined slightly since hitting the highest point in the country's history in the early 1980s. Overall, close to 50 percent of marriages started today will end in either divorce or permanent separation. In Canada, the divorce rate is about 37 percent.
In terms of divorce within the North American Muslim community, the last study conducted about this was in the early 1990s by the late New York-based sociologist Ilyas Ba-Yunus. According to his research, the NA continental Muslim divorce rate stood at 31.14 percent, which he said was "a far cry from the Muslim world's two highest divorce rates: Turkey and Egypt, with 10% each" ("Divorce Among Muslims" by Ilyas Ba-Yunus, Islamic Horizons magazine, July/August 2000 issue).
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Oh if statistics are on your side, it'll go great! /s
Seriously though, good luck on your marriage. Despite you being a cunt on a constant basis and always trying to dredge up my divorce, I still think it's good for you to fall properly in love and enjoy the sweet fruit a bit, and surprisingly I hope it goes well for you. She is qt. |
bruh if you don't know you won't get one just as great for you then you should take my testimony as evidence. you're strong-headed and can come across as brushing some the wrong way. but that is a good thing. it's just apparent that she gave up on a great guy. why the hell do you think i try to get you mad? so you will see this.
and yeah, statistics are irrelevant, but you really do have consider that we spend hours a day in prayer. this last two weeks we have easily spent at least 2 full days in prayer. |
It's good you spend time together, I hope it goes well. Praying together is fine, since you two are religious and that, but it doesn't mean anything is set in stone, the world is nothing but variables, and you will just have to see how the two of you fare, but hopefully nothing detrimental will happen.
As far as my divorce goes, it's much more complicated than you think, and it is very far removed from her giving up on me. In fact, when you get down to it, I was the one to let her go (which as you know I regretted immensely), but it was the "right" thing to do for her sake, and I had already used up my quota of being selfish. It's not like I get mad when I see you post things about it, you use it so much I'm desensitized to it, but all I really felt was regret because I had to give up something imporant. If I did feel anger, it was just at you bringing it up because it's never relevant and is something I like keeping buried. Let's just be honest though, you haven't been doing it for my sake, you were doing it to attack me. I don't care and am not brooding over the fact that you did it, but let's not pretend it was out of kindness.
>bruh if you don't know you won't get one just as great for you then you should take my testimony as evidence.
I don't understand what you're saying by this though, mainly because of the first "know", but if I substitute it for "think" it makes sense. To know something like that, or to think I know something like that, is silly to me. I'm not worried about finding someone just as great for me though, if it happens, it happens. I've dated around since her, met some wonderful women, but since I've never felt like they were quite right for me, I've just given up on the scene until I meet someone that truly captivates me, because otherwise I end up wasting a lot of time. If that doesn't happen, then I will just go without, it doesn't concern me very much. |
divorce is always mutual
and the fact will always remain that she lost a great guy
believe what you will. no one said it was kindness, but the motivation definitely wasn't malice. passively spiteful would be a good way to put it.
for breakfast i had two dates and 4oz of almond milk and 6oz of water
i will have nothing else for the next 16 hours |
Millions of people do this though... They should just call ramadan a fad diet.
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