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Sean Connery was THE James Bond.
AmiSue comments on Jan 3, 2019:
Has everyone forgotten Zardoz?!
Sean with a long braid and shirtless...
I don't recall the plot.
LenHazell53 replies on Jan 3, 2019:
No I have not forgotten Zadoz...And God knows I have tried!
AmiSue comments on Jan 3, 2019:
Has everyone forgotten Zardoz?!
Sean with a long braid and shirtless...
I don't recall the plot.
LenHazell53 replies on Jan 3, 2019:
No I have not forgotten Zadoz...And God knows I have tried!
What is the largest difference between your rating of a movie and the general consensus?
Humanistheathen comments on Jan 2, 2019:
When it comes to metropolis remakes, I like this one. It's an anime remake that was ambient and beautiful.
One film I particularly enjoyed, but that bombed miserably was John Carter, which was based off an old sci fi book series. It got little to no buzz or attention and resulted in a few ...
LenHazell53 replies on Jan 3, 2019:
The John Carter of Mars series of novels by Edgar Rice Burroughs began in 1912
and was was hugely popular and incredibly influential.
Consequentially when the first book "A princes of Mars" was filmed by Disney As John Carter of Mars, they chose to stay very faithful to the story. (there was an earlier made for TV version made in 2009 under the original title)
The problem with this however was that so much of the story had been ripped off over the years for among other things the origin of Superman and the of the Martian Man-hunter, Hell comes to Frog town, V, and even the last Samurai, a dozen others that people immediately cried out down as derivative and unoriginal.
The same thing happened to David Lynches version of Dune, where massive law suits lead to the whole film being rewritten and deviating massively from the novels by Frank Herbert, in order to not have people say it had ripped off Star Wars, when in actuality Star wars' producers Lucas Film had settled out of court years before with the Herbert estate for blatantly stealing from Dune on 11 proven points of proven similarity. (on the strength of that suit Akira Kurosawa was also advised to sue Lucasfilm for stealing their plot Line from his 1958 film Hidden Fortress, he didn't because he was a fan)
Humanistheathen comments on Jan 2, 2019:
When it comes to metropolis remakes, I like this one. It's an anime remake that was ambient and beautiful.
One film I particularly enjoyed, but that bombed miserably was John Carter, which was based off an old sci fi book series. It got little to no buzz or attention and resulted in a few ...
LenHazell53 replies on Jan 3, 2019:
The John Carter of Mars series of novels by Edgar Rice Burroughs began in 1912
and was was hugely popular and incredibly influential.
Consequentially when the first book "A princes of Mars" was filmed by Disney As John Carter of Mars, they chose to stay very faithful to the story. (there was an earlier made for TV version made in 2009 under the original title)
The problem with this however was that so much of the story had been ripped off over the years for among other things the origin of Superman and the of the Martian Man-hunter, Hell comes to Frog town, V, and even the last Samurai, a dozen others that people immediately cried out down as derivative and unoriginal.
The same thing happened to David Lynches version of Dune, where massive law suits lead to the whole film being rewritten and deviating massively from the novels by Frank Herbert, in order to not have people say it had ripped off Star Wars, when in actuality Star wars' producers Lucas Film had settled out of court years before with the Herbert estate for blatantly stealing from Dune on 11 proven points of proven similarity. (on the strength of that suit Akira Kurosawa was also advised to sue Lucasfilm for stealing their plot Line from his 1958 film Hidden Fortress, he didn't because he was a fan)
What are some bad movies that you have watched?
Nukdookum comments on Jan 2, 2019:
One of the best (purely subjective rating) movies that I watched recently was Zombie Ass by Noboru Iguchi. Here is the trailer. Pardon the Engrish. I am not sorry, no need for forgiveness.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J1dm4S58dC8
LenHazell53 replies on Jan 3, 2019:
Toilet of the Dead is a spoof, as are most of Noboru Iguchi's movies, this one is a deliberate nod to the cheap jack three a week horror production line films of the 1950's and 60's.
Nukdookum comments on Jan 2, 2019:
One of the best (purely subjective rating) movies that I watched recently was Zombie Ass by Noboru Iguchi. Here is the trailer. Pardon the Engrish. I am not sorry, no need for forgiveness.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J1dm4S58dC8
LenHazell53 replies on Jan 3, 2019:
Toilet of the Dead is a spoof, as are most of Noboru Iguchi's movies, this one is a deliberate nod to the cheap jack three a week horror production line films of the 1950's and 60's.
"All education starts with language."
snytiger6 comments on Jan 1, 2019:
Not all. Some animals teach their young by example. Humans also teach by example was well as with language.
LenHazell53 replies on Jan 1, 2019:
Some might argue that language need not be vocal but simply a common frame of reference for the purposes of transmitting information.
snytiger6 comments on Jan 1, 2019:
Not all. Some animals teach their young by example. Humans also teach by example was well as with language.
LenHazell53 replies on Jan 1, 2019:
Some might argue that language need not be vocal but simply a common frame of reference for the purposes of transmitting information.
When it comes to movie re-makes, I have a hard time accepting them with respect to the great ...
GuyKeith comments on Jan 1, 2019:
Some remakes are quite good and superior to the original. *The Thing* with Kurt Russell (that hat!) was vastly superior to the original movie. *3:10 To Yuma* is another one that comes to mind. *Ocean's 11* and *True Grit* are a couple more.
LenHazell53 replies on Jan 1, 2019:
In the early days of cinema there are many remakes that are better than the originals since budgets and technology improves so much in such a short time.
However after the advent of sound, colour and SFX created many of the definitive versions later attempts rarely were better than the originals, simply because they were being made as cash ins not as homages to the source material.
Not always however, since in some cases such as
The Maltese Falcon
The Wizard of Oz
His Girl Friday/ (The front page) etc
The remakes are thought of as the "originals" even thought they were all remakes.
Today the only reason for genuinely doing a remake is to take a story that was not done justice for one reason or another and remake it as it deserves to be made.
GuyKeith comments on Jan 1, 2019:
Some remakes are quite good and superior to the original. *The Thing* with Kurt Russell (that hat!) was vastly superior to the original movie. *3:10 To Yuma* is another one that comes to mind. *Ocean's 11* and *True Grit* are a couple more.
LenHazell53 replies on Jan 1, 2019:
In the early days of cinema there are many remakes that are better than the originals since budgets and technology improves so much in such a short time.
However after the advent of sound, colour and SFX created many of the definitive versions later attempts rarely were better than the originals, simply because they were being made as cash ins not as homages to the source material.
Not always however, since in some cases such as
The Maltese Falcon
The Wizard of Oz
His Girl Friday/ (The front page) etc
The remakes are thought of as the "originals" even thought they were all remakes.
Today the only reason for genuinely doing a remake is to take a story that was not done justice for one reason or another and remake it as it deserves to be made.
Or if you do manage to find one bring it to me (and whatever it is you’re on) and you will be ...
LenHazell53 comments on Jan 1, 2019:
Hey! They are in the Bible so they are real!!! Smar'ass scientees!
LenHazell53 replies on Jan 1, 2019:
@HankSherman
The word “unicorn” appears in the King James Version nine times – in Numbers 23:22 and 24:8, Deuteronomy 33:17, Job 39:9,10, Psalms 22:21, 29:6 and 92:10 and in Isaiah 34:7.
LenHazell53 comments on Jan 1, 2019:
Hey! They are in the Bible so they are real!!! Smar'ass scientees!
LenHazell53 replies on Jan 1, 2019:
@HankSherman
The word “unicorn” appears in the King James Version nine times – in Numbers 23:22 and 24:8, Deuteronomy 33:17, Job 39:9,10, Psalms 22:21, 29:6 and 92:10 and in Isaiah 34:7.
I have decided to avoid disappointment over the new year to watch three of my all time favourite ...
altschmerz comments on Dec 31, 2018:
I like The Empty Child/The Doctor Dances
Inferno
Horror at Fang Rock
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 31, 2018:
@Closeted £5.25 on Ebay if you have a multi region player
altschmerz comments on Dec 31, 2018:
I like The Empty Child/The Doctor Dances
Inferno
Horror at Fang Rock
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 31, 2018:
@Closeted £5.25 on Ebay if you have a multi region player
I have decided to avoid disappointment over the new year to watch three of my all time favourite ...
MarvelAnn comments on Dec 31, 2018:
I started watching when Tom Baker was the Doctor. However, I was very young and dont remember much. I plan to rewatch classic Who this summer. My favorite episodes from new Who are (in order):
-Blink (just brilliant all around),
-The Eleventh Hour (little Amy was great and this was the episode ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 31, 2018:
Blink is an astounding piece of writing, shame Moffat could not keep up that quality.
MarvelAnn comments on Dec 31, 2018:
I started watching when Tom Baker was the Doctor. However, I was very young and dont remember much. I plan to rewatch classic Who this summer. My favorite episodes from new Who are (in order):
-Blink (just brilliant all around),
-The Eleventh Hour (little Amy was great and this was the episode ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 31, 2018:
Blink is an astounding piece of writing, shame Moffat could not keep up that quality.
I have decided to avoid disappointment over the new year to watch three of my all time favourite ...
altschmerz comments on Dec 31, 2018:
I like The Empty Child/The Doctor Dances
Inferno
Horror at Fang Rock
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 31, 2018:
Inferno was way ahead of its time and was probably the first time I ever came across the idea of parallel dimensions. (I had not at that time come across Mirror Mirror TOS Star Trek)
Horror of Fang Rock is another of those I feel would bare a modern remake, great story in the MR James Vain.
altschmerz comments on Dec 31, 2018:
I like The Empty Child/The Doctor Dances
Inferno
Horror at Fang Rock
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 31, 2018:
Inferno was way ahead of its time and was probably the first time I ever came across the idea of parallel dimensions. (I had not at that time come across Mirror Mirror TOS Star Trek)
Horror of Fang Rock is another of those I feel would bare a modern remake, great story in the MR James Vain.
[friendlyatheist.
altschmerz comments on Dec 30, 2018:
WHY am I NOT SURPRISED? Imagine that in Gilbert Gottfried's voice.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 31, 2018:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nE7J5zLaefs
altschmerz comments on Dec 30, 2018:
WHY am I NOT SURPRISED? Imagine that in Gilbert Gottfried's voice.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 31, 2018:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nE7J5zLaefs
Is it only me?
thinktwice comments on Dec 30, 2018:
I imagine that they look the same taking a big dump....
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 30, 2018:
beat me to it.
thinktwice comments on Dec 30, 2018:
I imagine that they look the same taking a big dump....
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 30, 2018:
beat me to it.
I can identify myself.. What about you??
nicknotes comments on Dec 30, 2018:
Good advice...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 30, 2018:
Yeah? More good advice?
nicknotes comments on Dec 30, 2018:
Good advice...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 30, 2018:
Yeah? More good advice?
Always wash your hands ???
HankSherman comments on Dec 29, 2018:
I get the point, but the top picture looks like he's shaking hands with a mirrow.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 30, 2018:
@RichieO Oh you mean dat cheeky basket in der window who likes to watch me shave?
HankSherman comments on Dec 29, 2018:
I get the point, but the top picture looks like he's shaking hands with a mirrow.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 30, 2018:
@RichieO Oh you mean dat cheeky basket in der window who likes to watch me shave?
Always wash your hands ???
RichieO comments on Dec 30, 2018:
The emphasis we have on hygiene now makes me wonder how the hell did the human race ever survive given our history???
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 30, 2018:
True, we are raising a cotton wool wrapped generation with no natural immunity to anything.
RichieO comments on Dec 30, 2018:
The emphasis we have on hygiene now makes me wonder how the hell did the human race ever survive given our history???
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 30, 2018:
True, we are raising a cotton wool wrapped generation with no natural immunity to anything.
Always wash your hands ???
HankSherman comments on Dec 29, 2018:
I get the point, but the top picture looks like he's shaking hands with a mirrow.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 30, 2018:
What is a mirrow?
HankSherman comments on Dec 29, 2018:
I get the point, but the top picture looks like he's shaking hands with a mirrow.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 30, 2018:
What is a mirrow?
Language changes over time.
LenHazell53 comments on Dec 29, 2018:
No you are not getting old, people are getting lazier and dumber. Simply claiming language changes does not explain anything, it is an excuse to tolerate bad education and bone idleness.
Language is like a muscle it either evolves with use or degrades in indolence.
The evolution of language ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 30, 2018:
@Davekp I have 4 grandchildren and their parents brought them up well enough that one grand daughter did her math and English A'levels at 14, and the other three are all highly intelligent and above their respective expected levels.
All of them were castigated at an early age for using lazy "gruntees" as we call it.
All of them when asked what a "new" word meant were made to investigate it before they used it.
None were allowed to use lazy variations such as maffs for math, fought for thought or fink for think or thing.
The results have been analytical thinking, bright and successful students who can communicate clearly and efficiently.
Language is essential, when you neglect that as a foundation everything you try and build on it will be shoddy, unstable and liable to collapse at any moment.
As for social media allowing any child to use it before an age of social responsibility is simply bad parenting .
LenHazell53 comments on Dec 29, 2018:
No you are not getting old, people are getting lazier and dumber. Simply claiming language changes does not explain anything, it is an excuse to tolerate bad education and bone idleness.
Language is like a muscle it either evolves with use or degrades in indolence.
The evolution of language ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 30, 2018:
@Davekp I have 4 grandchildren and their parents brought them up well enough that one grand daughter did her math and English A'levels at 14, and the other three are all highly intelligent and above their respective expected levels.
All of them were castigated at an early age for using lazy "gruntees" as we call it.
All of them when asked what a "new" word meant were made to investigate it before they used it.
None were allowed to use lazy variations such as maffs for math, fought for thought or fink for think or thing.
The results have been analytical thinking, bright and successful students who can communicate clearly and efficiently.
Language is essential, when you neglect that as a foundation everything you try and build on it will be shoddy, unstable and liable to collapse at any moment.
As for social media allowing any child to use it before an age of social responsibility is simply bad parenting .
VITUPERATION.
Nukdookum comments on Dec 29, 2018:
Oh another great word! It sounds harsh just coming off the tongue.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 29, 2018:
@Marionville Again only evidence of how such stupid people use words with no interest or knowledge of their true meanings.
Since Dipshit is a vulgar variation on Dipstick (meaning a Penis, except in England where it is a device for measure the oil reserve of an engine)
Since a DipSTICK is a penis, a DipSHIT is a penis used for anal intercourse and by extension a homosexual man.
Using Dipshit to you as a derogatory term for a stupid person is a variation analogous to calling someone or something Gay so as to deride it, is more specific and need must be applied only to a male, proving indubitably your commentator is himself an illiterate moron able to be correctly address as a Dipstick.
Nukdookum comments on Dec 29, 2018:
Oh another great word! It sounds harsh just coming off the tongue.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 29, 2018:
@Marionville Again only evidence of how such stupid people use words with no interest or knowledge of their true meanings.
Since Dipshit is a vulgar variation on Dipstick (meaning a Penis, except in England where it is a device for measure the oil reserve of an engine)
Since a DipSTICK is a penis, a DipSHIT is a penis used for anal intercourse and by extension a homosexual man.
Using Dipshit to you as a derogatory term for a stupid person is a variation analogous to calling someone or something Gay so as to deride it, is more specific and need must be applied only to a male, proving indubitably your commentator is himself an illiterate moron able to be correctly address as a Dipstick.
VITUPERATION.
LenHazell53 comments on Dec 29, 2018:
I used this as a title for a story for once, but was advised it was too "posh" so changed it.
I wish I had not.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 29, 2018:
@pixiedust
This title was one of my favourites I wrote it just to piss of my writing partner
"The Recrudescence of Sphacelated and Unhallowed Hylde Tourmente"
LenHazell53 comments on Dec 29, 2018:
I used this as a title for a story for once, but was advised it was too "posh" so changed it.
I wish I had not.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 29, 2018:
@pixiedust
This title was one of my favourites I wrote it just to piss of my writing partner
"The Recrudescence of Sphacelated and Unhallowed Hylde Tourmente"
Language changes over time.
SKH78 comments on Dec 29, 2018:
I am 64 and feel mystified at young people's modern slang. I remember being a kid and young adult and having youth slang. Now I listen to the young urchins and I hardly understand what they are saying. I heard one slang word I kind of like - "mog" - I guess it means to outshine someone - "my ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 29, 2018:
Mog to me has always been a derogatory term for a scruffy street cat
SKH78 comments on Dec 29, 2018:
I am 64 and feel mystified at young people's modern slang. I remember being a kid and young adult and having youth slang. Now I listen to the young urchins and I hardly understand what they are saying. I heard one slang word I kind of like - "mog" - I guess it means to outshine someone - "my ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 29, 2018:
Mog to me has always been a derogatory term for a scruffy street cat
???? yes I understand the truth behind this
LenHazell53 comments on Dec 29, 2018:
Brings back memories.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 29, 2018:
@Heidi68 All three
LenHazell53 comments on Dec 29, 2018:
Brings back memories.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 29, 2018:
@Heidi68 All three
The term Agnostic was coined by . . . .
LenHazell53 comments on Dec 29, 2018:
A complex way to make an excuse for not having the courage of your own convictions.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 29, 2018:
@THHA perhaps I should have been more blunt and simply said he seems to be trying to cogitate an intellectualized version Pascal's wager.
LenHazell53 comments on Dec 29, 2018:
A complex way to make an excuse for not having the courage of your own convictions.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 29, 2018:
@THHA perhaps I should have been more blunt and simply said he seems to be trying to cogitate an intellectualized version Pascal's wager.
Filming the train scene in ‘Back to the Future III, 1990
Xanadutoo comments on Dec 29, 2018:
Lol .And I thought it was real.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 29, 2018:
Me too, amazing miniature work
Xanadutoo comments on Dec 29, 2018:
Lol .And I thought it was real.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 29, 2018:
Me too, amazing miniature work
???? yes I understand the truth behind this
GuyKeith comments on Dec 28, 2018:
I am looking very hard for the humor.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 29, 2018:
Never worked in construction Guy?
GuyKeith comments on Dec 28, 2018:
I am looking very hard for the humor.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 29, 2018:
Never worked in construction Guy?
What would a highly functional society without religion look like?
LenHazell53 comments on Dec 28, 2018:
Japan?
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 28, 2018:
@48thRonin True, but religion has almost no baring on law and society, it is pretty much a secular state
LenHazell53 comments on Dec 28, 2018:
Japan?
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 28, 2018:
@48thRonin True, but religion has almost no baring on law and society, it is pretty much a secular state
An aging cat..
Carolyne comments on Dec 28, 2018:
I can pee!
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 28, 2018:
Ah but can you NOT pee when you don't want to?
Carolyne comments on Dec 28, 2018:
I can pee!
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 28, 2018:
Ah but can you NOT pee when you don't want to?
John Belushi, Dan Aykroyd, and Carrie Fisher on the set of ‘Blues Brothers, 1980 ??
freedom41 comments on Dec 28, 2018:
I never saw that movie, but I might check it out one day.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 28, 2018:
As a movie it makes a great soundtrack album
freedom41 comments on Dec 28, 2018:
I never saw that movie, but I might check it out one day.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 28, 2018:
As a movie it makes a great soundtrack album
Hypocrite...
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 3, 2018:
An Unfortunate prime example is
Asia Argento
Started the #Metoo
Then Paid off an accuser to the sum of $380,00 to avoid arrest for statutory rape.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 27, 2018:
@FrayedBear
Thanks same to you :)
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 3, 2018:
An Unfortunate prime example is
Asia Argento
Started the #Metoo
Then Paid off an accuser to the sum of $380,00 to avoid arrest for statutory rape.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 27, 2018:
@FrayedBear
Thanks same to you :)
Merry Cristmas to all the christians who support Trump, I hope you all rot here right now and not in...
altschmerz comments on Dec 26, 2018:
This situation is really despicable. How can people be so callous as not to care.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 27, 2018:
It is easy once you have convinced yourself that anyone who is not a white christian male Amirkin is not a person
altschmerz comments on Dec 26, 2018:
This situation is really despicable. How can people be so callous as not to care.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 27, 2018:
It is easy once you have convinced yourself that anyone who is not a white christian male Amirkin is not a person
I'm trying to find one of my writers to take the bullet for this shitfest, but am getting no takers.
Sheannutt comments on Dec 26, 2018:
I don't care for them either.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 27, 2018:
@GuyKeith No commitment to the art these days.
The story is that DeNiro gained weight for raging bull, had his teeth removed so he could wear dentures for various parts and was about to be offered the roll of Hook in Hook 1991 until Dustin Hoffman rang up Speilberg and assured him that is he did DeNiro would almost certainly "Cut his Fucking hand off".
Sheannutt comments on Dec 26, 2018:
I don't care for them either.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 27, 2018:
@GuyKeith No commitment to the art these days.
The story is that DeNiro gained weight for raging bull, had his teeth removed so he could wear dentures for various parts and was about to be offered the roll of Hook in Hook 1991 until Dustin Hoffman rang up Speilberg and assured him that is he did DeNiro would almost certainly "Cut his Fucking hand off".
I'm trying to find one of my writers to take the bullet for this shitfest, but am getting no takers.
glennlab comments on Dec 26, 2018:
Two guys that can mess up comedy no matter how well written.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 27, 2018:
@GuyKeith No this is the guy who who wrote no end of crap and Idiocracy which seems his one redeeming feature.
glennlab comments on Dec 26, 2018:
Two guys that can mess up comedy no matter how well written.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 27, 2018:
@GuyKeith No this is the guy who who wrote no end of crap and Idiocracy which seems his one redeeming feature.
I'm trying to find one of my writers to take the bullet for this shitfest, but am getting no takers.
Sheannutt comments on Dec 26, 2018:
I don't care for them either.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 27, 2018:
@GuyKeith The Irony is that he seems set to star in one of the best films of 2019 and may well even be Oscar nominated for his performance as Oliver Hardy
Sheannutt comments on Dec 26, 2018:
I don't care for them either.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 27, 2018:
@GuyKeith The Irony is that he seems set to star in one of the best films of 2019 and may well even be Oscar nominated for his performance as Oliver Hardy
"Some women appreciate being recognized for what they do or who they are more so than for what they ...
LenHazell53 comments on Dec 27, 2018:
Another attempt to demonize men being men?
I think everyone male, female or anything in between appreciates being recognized for who they are more so than for what they look like.
If this was not the case ugly buggers like me would never stand a chance and I would have missed out on some of the ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 27, 2018:
@Donotbelieve The first line was sarcasm, I agree as I say, but would apply the principle to everyone not just women.
I too have had the "Look you a nice guy, I really like you but I don't date short men/men with curly hair/guys with big noses etc" stuff too.
I'm 5'3" and have always found tall women attractive, the time I was told that they could not date me because it would "Look stupid" I cannot count. The damage done to my ego landed me in my first marriage and as a sufferer of domestic abuse, feeling I was lucky to have anyone.
After that experience, I dropped all and every idea of finding anyone attractive for any physical reason and concentrated on finding nice people. For a few years a had a great time and made great friends until meeting my second wife in settling in to a great (so far) marriage of 27 years.
Looking your best is a natural instinct, everyone wants to be thought attractive, but it is the long run just a superficial attraction, real appreciation comes from compatibility admiration and trust.
LenHazell53 comments on Dec 27, 2018:
Another attempt to demonize men being men?
I think everyone male, female or anything in between appreciates being recognized for who they are more so than for what they look like.
If this was not the case ugly buggers like me would never stand a chance and I would have missed out on some of the ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 27, 2018:
@Donotbelieve The first line was sarcasm, I agree as I say, but would apply the principle to everyone not just women.
I too have had the "Look you a nice guy, I really like you but I don't date short men/men with curly hair/guys with big noses etc" stuff too.
I'm 5'3" and have always found tall women attractive, the time I was told that they could not date me because it would "Look stupid" I cannot count. The damage done to my ego landed me in my first marriage and as a sufferer of domestic abuse, feeling I was lucky to have anyone.
After that experience, I dropped all and every idea of finding anyone attractive for any physical reason and concentrated on finding nice people. For a few years a had a great time and made great friends until meeting my second wife in settling in to a great (so far) marriage of 27 years.
Looking your best is a natural instinct, everyone wants to be thought attractive, but it is the long run just a superficial attraction, real appreciation comes from compatibility admiration and trust.
Hypocrite...
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 3, 2018:
An Unfortunate prime example is
Asia Argento
Started the #Metoo
Then Paid off an accuser to the sum of $380,00 to avoid arrest for statutory rape.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 27, 2018:
@FrayedBear Had a great Christmas thanks, despite seemingly half the UK coming down with flu. I cooked duck and goose this year.
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 3, 2018:
An Unfortunate prime example is
Asia Argento
Started the #Metoo
Then Paid off an accuser to the sum of $380,00 to avoid arrest for statutory rape.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 27, 2018:
@FrayedBear Had a great Christmas thanks, despite seemingly half the UK coming down with flu. I cooked duck and goose this year.
[en.
TheDoubter comments on Dec 24, 2018:
i have one in front of me
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 24, 2018:
I have two angle-poises on my desk , one with a magnifying lamp and one with my microphone.
TheDoubter comments on Dec 24, 2018:
i have one in front of me
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 24, 2018:
I have two angle-poises on my desk , one with a magnifying lamp and one with my microphone.
e·bul·lient---/iˈbo͝olyənt,iˈbəlyənt/
adjective: ebullient
1.
pixiedust comments on Dec 24, 2018:
I do not feel ebullient today - a Prime membership charge from Amazon showed up on my credit card and I do not have an Amazon account plus the city e-mailed my water bill today. Bad, evil bills.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 24, 2018:
What do Amazon and a Pelican have in common?
They can both stick their bills up their arse!
pixiedust comments on Dec 24, 2018:
I do not feel ebullient today - a Prime membership charge from Amazon showed up on my credit card and I do not have an Amazon account plus the city e-mailed my water bill today. Bad, evil bills.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 24, 2018:
What do Amazon and a Pelican have in common?
They can both stick their bills up their arse!
Don't go there!
Cast1es comments on Dec 23, 2018:
A lot of us , have made this mistake . Men and women are not raised to share the same goals . Girls are raised playing with dolls , learning to cook , clean house , garden , do laundry , taught how to grocery shop , and how to care for others . Boys are taught to play baseball , football, lacross , ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 23, 2018:
As the primary stay at home parent for my son and the official carer for both my now invalid wife and up until recently her elderly parents I disagree completely with your assessment of the capability of men to look after other people and of marriage generally.
My wife was for much of our marriage the primary bread winner, my daughter is a professional security guard an much of my working life has been in grocery retail traditionally a female dominated profession, prior to becoming a house husband and carer.
My marriage (my second marriage) is very much a partnership.
I think you may just be generalizing a little?
Cast1es comments on Dec 23, 2018:
A lot of us , have made this mistake . Men and women are not raised to share the same goals . Girls are raised playing with dolls , learning to cook , clean house , garden , do laundry , taught how to grocery shop , and how to care for others . Boys are taught to play baseball , football, lacross , ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 23, 2018:
As the primary stay at home parent for my son and the official carer for both my now invalid wife and up until recently her elderly parents I disagree completely with your assessment of the capability of men to look after other people and of marriage generally.
My wife was for much of our marriage the primary bread winner, my daughter is a professional security guard an much of my working life has been in grocery retail traditionally a female dominated profession, prior to becoming a house husband and carer.
My marriage (my second marriage) is very much a partnership.
I think you may just be generalizing a little?
"Name me an emperor who was ever struck by a cannonball." Charles V of France
Elganned comments on Dec 20, 2018:
During the run-up to the second Iraq war, I was accused by some of "not supporting the troops".
My response was that the best support we can give the troops is to not send them into harm's way for stupid reasons.
I still stand by that.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 22, 2018:
Well said.
I have the greatest of respect for the armed services, but as it was deftly put during WW1 most troops are "Lions led by Donkeys"
The point of a standing army is to defend the population, not to facilitate at the cost of their lives the foibles and profiteering business men and moguls internationally.
Elganned comments on Dec 20, 2018:
During the run-up to the second Iraq war, I was accused by some of "not supporting the troops".
My response was that the best support we can give the troops is to not send them into harm's way for stupid reasons.
I still stand by that.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 22, 2018:
Well said.
I have the greatest of respect for the armed services, but as it was deftly put during WW1 most troops are "Lions led by Donkeys"
The point of a standing army is to defend the population, not to facilitate at the cost of their lives the foibles and profiteering business men and moguls internationally.
American Witchcraft Rises As Christianity Declines | Daily Wire
marmot84 comments on Dec 22, 2018:
Unfortunately, it is trading superstition for superstition. I can understand why falks are looking beyond Christianity as it has little or nothing to add to modern struggles but witchcraft? No... that's just stupid.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 22, 2018:
Beat me to it
marmot84 comments on Dec 22, 2018:
Unfortunately, it is trading superstition for superstition. I can understand why falks are looking beyond Christianity as it has little or nothing to add to modern struggles but witchcraft? No... that's just stupid.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 22, 2018:
Beat me to it
QUISLING.
LenHazell53 comments on Dec 20, 2018:
I always loved this word, it is one of those cases were a single individual managed to gain immortality by becoming the epitome a form of evil.
Quisling, Hitler, Judas, Mata Hari maybe only a few others have gained such infamy
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 20, 2018:
@Marionville Yes we have one like that in the north of England.
Corrupt people get called a T.Dan, after the notoriously corrupt council leader T.Dan Smith from the 60's and 70s who almost bankrupted Newcastle on Tyne.
Means nothing to anyone from elsewhere but is used today by Geordies now even old enough to have heard of him.
LenHazell53 comments on Dec 20, 2018:
I always loved this word, it is one of those cases were a single individual managed to gain immortality by becoming the epitome a form of evil.
Quisling, Hitler, Judas, Mata Hari maybe only a few others have gained such infamy
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 20, 2018:
@Marionville Yes we have one like that in the north of England.
Corrupt people get called a T.Dan, after the notoriously corrupt council leader T.Dan Smith from the 60's and 70s who almost bankrupted Newcastle on Tyne.
Means nothing to anyone from elsewhere but is used today by Geordies now even old enough to have heard of him.
Even Nuns have bad habits
Poverty, chastity and humility?
Triphid comments on Dec 19, 2018:
A few Hail Mary's and and extra Our Fathers and all will be forgiven, that's how religion sweeps things under the carpet.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 20, 2018:
God forgives I don't
Giuseppe Colizzi. 1967
Triphid comments on Dec 19, 2018:
A few Hail Mary's and and extra Our Fathers and all will be forgiven, that's how religion sweeps things under the carpet.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 20, 2018:
God forgives I don't
Giuseppe Colizzi. 1967
I don’t know if I am excited for the new HELLBOY movie.
IAMGROOT comments on Dec 20, 2018:
People are pissed that Ron Perlman isn't in it.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 20, 2018:
I was too, but by the looks of it this is a prequel without Abraham, Bruttonholme a lot younger and HB too, and David Harbour seems to do that convincingly judging from the trailer.
I'll reserve judgement till I see it.
IAMGROOT comments on Dec 20, 2018:
People are pissed that Ron Perlman isn't in it.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 20, 2018:
I was too, but by the looks of it this is a prequel without Abraham, Bruttonholme a lot younger and HB too, and David Harbour seems to do that convincingly judging from the trailer.
I'll reserve judgement till I see it.
Wow!!! ??
GuyKeith comments on Dec 19, 2018:
I won't even state the obvious on this. Well, of course I will. Some people just age better than others. Life is not fair.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 20, 2018:
Or maybe Tom Cruise is some sort of Scientology self repairing Xenudroid?
GuyKeith comments on Dec 19, 2018:
I won't even state the obvious on this. Well, of course I will. Some people just age better than others. Life is not fair.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 20, 2018:
Or maybe Tom Cruise is some sort of Scientology self repairing Xenudroid?
Google Hosts App for Enforcing Sharia, Reporting Blasphemy
[secularism.org.uk]
thinktwice comments on Dec 18, 2018:
The app is not designed to enforce Sharia since Indonesia recognizes Islam as one of six religions that it will accept. Your title should be that it was designed to report blasphemy and atheism...there was no mention of the word Sharia at all...
"Indonesia officially recognises six religions: ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 20, 2018:
@thinktwice My life long best friend is a Muslim, however I still have the same respect for Islam as as I do for Christianity, Judaism and any other delusion of godhead and afterlife, which is none what so ever.
When anyone of any "faith" is willing to put the feelings of their imaginary friend above the well being of real people the no longer deserve respect either.
thinktwice comments on Dec 18, 2018:
The app is not designed to enforce Sharia since Indonesia recognizes Islam as one of six religions that it will accept. Your title should be that it was designed to report blasphemy and atheism...there was no mention of the word Sharia at all...
"Indonesia officially recognises six religions: ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 20, 2018:
@thinktwice My life long best friend is a Muslim, however I still have the same respect for Islam as as I do for Christianity, Judaism and any other delusion of godhead and afterlife, which is none what so ever.
When anyone of any "faith" is willing to put the feelings of their imaginary friend above the well being of real people the no longer deserve respect either.
Google Hosts App for Enforcing Sharia, Reporting Blasphemy
[secularism.org.uk]
thinktwice comments on Dec 18, 2018:
The app is not designed to enforce Sharia since Indonesia recognizes Islam as one of six religions that it will accept. Your title should be that it was designed to report blasphemy and atheism...there was no mention of the word Sharia at all...
"Indonesia officially recognises six religions: ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 20, 2018:
@thinktwice I find it appalling that Google are so unthinkingly money grabbing that they are willing to profit off an app designed to allow busy body religious lunatics to send neo nazi style holy death and torture police after people who are simply exercising their right to think in order to buy their way in to the dream of an after life.
It is just a bit too reminiscent of Orwell's 1984, where the father is so proud his daughter reported him to the party head quarters for condemning the party while talking in his sleep.
thinktwice comments on Dec 18, 2018:
The app is not designed to enforce Sharia since Indonesia recognizes Islam as one of six religions that it will accept. Your title should be that it was designed to report blasphemy and atheism...there was no mention of the word Sharia at all...
"Indonesia officially recognises six religions: ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 20, 2018:
@thinktwice I find it appalling that Google are so unthinkingly money grabbing that they are willing to profit off an app designed to allow busy body religious lunatics to send neo nazi style holy death and torture police after people who are simply exercising their right to think in order to buy their way in to the dream of an after life.
It is just a bit too reminiscent of Orwell's 1984, where the father is so proud his daughter reported him to the party head quarters for condemning the party while talking in his sleep.
Google Hosts App for Enforcing Sharia and for Reporting Blasphemy
[secularism.org.uk]
LarryG comments on Dec 18, 2018:
Yes, and the word phrase "climate change" is heresy too. A similar example would be the old "Hammer of Witches," the official manual used to find Witches and Warlocks, and deal with them. 1652 I think. Religion would return us to that hell, I fear.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 19, 2018:
The Dominican manual The Malleus Maleficarum by brothers Kramer and Sprenger, it sat on the desks of judges and magistrates for hundreds of years beside the bible and given equal weight.
I've read it, it gave me nightmares for weeks to know so called holy men could write and propagate such an evil decent in he bowels of human corruption in the name of "mother Church"
LarryG comments on Dec 18, 2018:
Yes, and the word phrase "climate change" is heresy too. A similar example would be the old "Hammer of Witches," the official manual used to find Witches and Warlocks, and deal with them. 1652 I think. Religion would return us to that hell, I fear.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 19, 2018:
The Dominican manual The Malleus Maleficarum by brothers Kramer and Sprenger, it sat on the desks of judges and magistrates for hundreds of years beside the bible and given equal weight.
I've read it, it gave me nightmares for weeks to know so called holy men could write and propagate such an evil decent in he bowels of human corruption in the name of "mother Church"
Google Hosts App for Enforcing Sharia, Reporting Blasphemy
[secularism.org.uk]
thinktwice comments on Dec 18, 2018:
The app is not designed to enforce Sharia since Indonesia recognizes Islam as one of six religions that it will accept. Your title should be that it was designed to report blasphemy and atheism...there was no mention of the word Sharia at all...
"Indonesia officially recognises six religions: ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 19, 2018:
Google the phrase I used, you'll find dozens of reports going in to more details pointing out this is a Sharia app.
I linked to secularism.org because that is where I found the story.
thinktwice comments on Dec 18, 2018:
The app is not designed to enforce Sharia since Indonesia recognizes Islam as one of six religions that it will accept. Your title should be that it was designed to report blasphemy and atheism...there was no mention of the word Sharia at all...
"Indonesia officially recognises six religions: ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 19, 2018:
Google the phrase I used, you'll find dozens of reports going in to more details pointing out this is a Sharia app.
I linked to secularism.org because that is where I found the story.
I went to a Chinese take-out place to get some dinner for my daughter's family and myself.
The-Krzyz comments on Dec 18, 2018:
The last fortune cookie I got simply said: “Learn Chinese.” Man, they’re getting blunt!
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 18, 2018:
@The-Krzyz there are two competing claims on the invention of the fortune cookie and they both come from California
The-Krzyz comments on Dec 18, 2018:
The last fortune cookie I got simply said: “Learn Chinese.” Man, they’re getting blunt!
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 18, 2018:
@The-Krzyz there are two competing claims on the invention of the fortune cookie and they both come from California
Name a movie or movies that are obscure, but great.
tmonsta comments on Dec 18, 2018:
The Duelists - Ridley Scott's first film
Perfect Creature - a New Zealand vampire film in an alternate universe where the church is run by vampires
The Void - best horror film of the last 5 years. If you like the Thing, don't miss this
Manborg - funny campy b flick that is astoundingly good...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 18, 2018:
Perfect Creatures is a very enjoyable film
tmonsta comments on Dec 18, 2018:
The Duelists - Ridley Scott's first film
Perfect Creature - a New Zealand vampire film in an alternate universe where the church is run by vampires
The Void - best horror film of the last 5 years. If you like the Thing, don't miss this
Manborg - funny campy b flick that is astoundingly good...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 18, 2018:
Perfect Creatures is a very enjoyable film
Phlogiston
The mythical substance contained in all things that was believed to manifest itself as...
chilehead9 comments on Dec 17, 2018:
I thought that this was the first half of the name of the space liner in The Fifth Element, and also a foreshadowing of what was to happen to it, but the Internet tells me that the liner's name was actually the Floston Paradise. Though I still like my theory and think they wanted people to make ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 18, 2018:
It likely as not is a pun
chilehead9 comments on Dec 17, 2018:
I thought that this was the first half of the name of the space liner in The Fifth Element, and also a foreshadowing of what was to happen to it, but the Internet tells me that the liner's name was actually the Floston Paradise. Though I still like my theory and think they wanted people to make ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 18, 2018:
It likely as not is a pun
Name a fun fact about your home state.
lerlo comments on Dec 15, 2018:
Arizona has the most idiots
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 16, 2018:
No, surely that has got to be Utah? Unless an awful lot of Mormons got lost?
lerlo comments on Dec 15, 2018:
Arizona has the most idiots
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 16, 2018:
No, surely that has got to be Utah? Unless an awful lot of Mormons got lost?
Name a fun fact about your home state.
xyz123 comments on Dec 16, 2018:
The state mammal of Texas are armadillos. The only creature alive to carry leprosy.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 16, 2018:
I've often wondered why these armored creatures are called an *ill*o now I know
xyz123 comments on Dec 16, 2018:
The state mammal of Texas are armadillos. The only creature alive to carry leprosy.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 16, 2018:
I've often wondered why these armored creatures are called an *ill*o now I know
Name a fun fact about your home state.
SpikeTalon comments on Dec 16, 2018:
The first daily newspaper was published in Philadelphia on Sept. 21, 1784.
Betsy Ross made the first American flag in Philadelphia.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 16, 2018:
@SpikeTalon Yup, the vast majority of historians USA and otherwise dispute the validity of the Betsy Ross story, and in a poll conducted only last year the majority of participants when asked who Betsy Ross was replied that she was George Washington's wife.
However in Philadelphia the myth is perpetuated as it is estimated to generate $millions in tourist revenue every year.
On the Newspaper story, I misunderstood, my bad sorry.
SpikeTalon comments on Dec 16, 2018:
The first daily newspaper was published in Philadelphia on Sept. 21, 1784.
Betsy Ross made the first American flag in Philadelphia.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 16, 2018:
@SpikeTalon Yup, the vast majority of historians USA and otherwise dispute the validity of the Betsy Ross story, and in a poll conducted only last year the majority of participants when asked who Betsy Ross was replied that she was George Washington's wife.
However in Philadelphia the myth is perpetuated as it is estimated to generate $millions in tourist revenue every year.
On the Newspaper story, I misunderstood, my bad sorry.
Name a fun fact about your home state.
SpikeTalon comments on Dec 16, 2018:
The first daily newspaper was published in Philadelphia on Sept. 21, 1784.
Betsy Ross made the first American flag in Philadelphia.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 16, 2018:
The Daily Courant was the worlds first regular daily national newspaper printed 11 March 1702 in London
SpikeTalon comments on Dec 16, 2018:
The first daily newspaper was published in Philadelphia on Sept. 21, 1784.
Betsy Ross made the first American flag in Philadelphia.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 16, 2018:
The Daily Courant was the worlds first regular daily national newspaper printed 11 March 1702 in London
Name a fun fact about your home state.
SpikeTalon comments on Dec 16, 2018:
The first daily newspaper was published in Philadelphia on Sept. 21, 1784.
Betsy Ross made the first American flag in Philadelphia.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 16, 2018:
"Betsy Ross made the first American flag"
No she didn't, there is no evidence to support the claim what so ever other than a tale told by her Grandson William Canby in 1870, almost 100 years after the purported event..
There is no commission, no record of a design approved or anything else to support the claim and her name was not Ross it was Claypoole
SpikeTalon comments on Dec 16, 2018:
The first daily newspaper was published in Philadelphia on Sept. 21, 1784.
Betsy Ross made the first American flag in Philadelphia.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 16, 2018:
"Betsy Ross made the first American flag"
No she didn't, there is no evidence to support the claim what so ever other than a tale told by her Grandson William Canby in 1870, almost 100 years after the purported event..
There is no commission, no record of a design approved or anything else to support the claim and her name was not Ross it was Claypoole
I have been writing with a guy for 8 months
As time went by he said he didn’t want to exchange ...
LenHazell53 comments on Dec 15, 2018:
@Julieanne
There is a trick some men use in order to abnegate themselves of responsibility, which is to sicken off the other party slowly but surely, so that they are the one to bring to an end the relationship.
That way it can be "Not my fault, you dumped me, I was being perfectly reasonable"
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 16, 2018:
"What did the men, you have known to do this trick, do for a living?"
There was no established pattern other than that in many cases the work they did gave them a false sense of petty authority.
One worked for the inland revenue, one was a school caretaker, one was head of a typing pool (now there's something you never see anymore) one was a prostitute.
The absolute worst I ever knew was a man who delighted in destroying his many partners both men and women by slow methodical mental cruelty but was always being comforted by others because he could not ever hold on to a partner and they all left "such a nice guy" for "no reason whatsoever" (at least two I know of by suicide or attempted suicide) He called it a kindness, helping them to "grow up"
He was a hod carrier on a building site.
LenHazell53 comments on Dec 15, 2018:
@Julieanne
There is a trick some men use in order to abnegate themselves of responsibility, which is to sicken off the other party slowly but surely, so that they are the one to bring to an end the relationship.
That way it can be "Not my fault, you dumped me, I was being perfectly reasonable"
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 16, 2018:
"What did the men, you have known to do this trick, do for a living?"
There was no established pattern other than that in many cases the work they did gave them a false sense of petty authority.
One worked for the inland revenue, one was a school caretaker, one was head of a typing pool (now there's something you never see anymore) one was a prostitute.
The absolute worst I ever knew was a man who delighted in destroying his many partners both men and women by slow methodical mental cruelty but was always being comforted by others because he could not ever hold on to a partner and they all left "such a nice guy" for "no reason whatsoever" (at least two I know of by suicide or attempted suicide) He called it a kindness, helping them to "grow up"
He was a hod carrier on a building site.
I have been writing with a guy for 8 months
As time went by he said he didn’t want to exchange ...
LenHazell53 comments on Dec 15, 2018:
@Julieanne
There is a trick some men use in order to abnegate themselves of responsibility, which is to sicken off the other party slowly but surely, so that they are the one to bring to an end the relationship.
That way it can be "Not my fault, you dumped me, I was being perfectly reasonable"
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 16, 2018:
@sweetcharlotte "It sounds like a teenager."
Some adults are simply children with bigger and more expensive toys for which they are paying in installments.
Some times these toys are called husbands, wives, lovers or most ironically of all partners.
LenHazell53 comments on Dec 15, 2018:
@Julieanne
There is a trick some men use in order to abnegate themselves of responsibility, which is to sicken off the other party slowly but surely, so that they are the one to bring to an end the relationship.
That way it can be "Not my fault, you dumped me, I was being perfectly reasonable"
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 16, 2018:
@sweetcharlotte "It sounds like a teenager."
Some adults are simply children with bigger and more expensive toys for which they are paying in installments.
Some times these toys are called husbands, wives, lovers or most ironically of all partners.
I have been writing with a guy for 8 months
As time went by he said he didn’t want to exchange ...
LenHazell53 comments on Dec 15, 2018:
@Julieanne
There is a trick some men use in order to abnegate themselves of responsibility, which is to sicken off the other party slowly but surely, so that they are the one to bring to an end the relationship.
That way it can be "Not my fault, you dumped me, I was being perfectly reasonable"
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 16, 2018:
@sweetcharlotte Generally the sort of man who will never take blame or responsibility for anything he ever does.
See if any of these things sound familiar
A man has a coughing fit drinking soda pop too quick, not his fault, too many bubbles
Man falls over his own large cat or dog, not his fault the dog is an idiot and has not been trained properly
Man trips over carpet, it is not his fault it is who ever ever laid the carpet incorrectly
Man has a bad temper, not his fault people should stop pissing him off
Man crashes car in to wall while reversing, it is not his fault, it is the passenger for not telling him the wall was there. If the passenger did tell him, then he crashed because they distracted him, if their telling him avoided the crash, they must have thought he was an idiot because of course he had seen the wall and was about to stop anyway.
Man loses his temper because he was proven wrong, not his fault it was his teacher, the paper, modern thinking, the inconsistency of facts, and anyway as far as he is concerned he is still right because that is how it used to be.
So if any or similar behaviour is ever present and suddenly gets a lot worse to the point where you consider leaving him (or her, such behaviour is not unknown in spoiled people of both primary genders) then it is because he honestly has convinced himself everything wrong in the relationship must be the other person's fault, because he does not make mistakes and is not going to be accused of being the failed partner in the relationship, because the other one could not accept him as he is.
LenHazell53 comments on Dec 15, 2018:
@Julieanne
There is a trick some men use in order to abnegate themselves of responsibility, which is to sicken off the other party slowly but surely, so that they are the one to bring to an end the relationship.
That way it can be "Not my fault, you dumped me, I was being perfectly reasonable"
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 16, 2018:
@sweetcharlotte Generally the sort of man who will never take blame or responsibility for anything he ever does.
See if any of these things sound familiar
A man has a coughing fit drinking soda pop too quick, not his fault, too many bubbles
Man falls over his own large cat or dog, not his fault the dog is an idiot and has not been trained properly
Man trips over carpet, it is not his fault it is who ever ever laid the carpet incorrectly
Man has a bad temper, not his fault people should stop pissing him off
Man crashes car in to wall while reversing, it is not his fault, it is the passenger for not telling him the wall was there. If the passenger did tell him, then he crashed because they distracted him, if their telling him avoided the crash, they must have thought he was an idiot because of course he had seen the wall and was about to stop anyway.
Man loses his temper because he was proven wrong, not his fault it was his teacher, the paper, modern thinking, the inconsistency of facts, and anyway as far as he is concerned he is still right because that is how it used to be.
So if any or similar behaviour is ever present and suddenly gets a lot worse to the point where you consider leaving him (or her, such behaviour is not unknown in spoiled people of both primary genders) then it is because he honestly has convinced himself everything wrong in the relationship must be the other person's fault, because he does not make mistakes and is not going to be accused of being the failed partner in the relationship, because the other one could not accept him as he is.
Just came across a rerun of some Dr Who on Drama (UK) Just about to settle in to the two parter ...
LenHazell53 comments on Dec 15, 2018:
Back when the Doctor was still the Doctor
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 15, 2018:
@Kafir, @RonWilliam53
"Whether "The Doctor" has been written as a being that can pee standing up or has to sit down is irrelevant."
Totally agree.
But when the Doctor is written as another character all together it is akin having Doctor Watson written as a cake obsessed wimp fourteen year old school boy who cannot tell his arse from his elbow. (And yes that is a dig at Spielberg's abomination Young Sherlock Holmes, which I hated almost as much as I did series 11 of New who)
LenHazell53 comments on Dec 15, 2018:
Back when the Doctor was still the Doctor
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 15, 2018:
@Kafir, @RonWilliam53
"Whether "The Doctor" has been written as a being that can pee standing up or has to sit down is irrelevant."
Totally agree.
But when the Doctor is written as another character all together it is akin having Doctor Watson written as a cake obsessed wimp fourteen year old school boy who cannot tell his arse from his elbow. (And yes that is a dig at Spielberg's abomination Young Sherlock Holmes, which I hated almost as much as I did series 11 of New who)
Just came across a rerun of some Dr Who on Drama (UK) Just about to settle in to the two parter ...
LenHazell53 comments on Dec 15, 2018:
Back when the Doctor was still the Doctor
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 15, 2018:
@Kafir When Chris Chibnall decided to turn a basically humourous science fiction eccentric character, based largely on H.G. Wells genius professor Cavor, crossed with Jules Verne's adventurous traveler Phineous Fogg and Arthur Conan Doyle's explorer Professor Challenger, in to a character who could not maintain a single consistent trait from one episode to the next, dithers and yells and can't spot a clue when it is dancing in front of her wearing a blue's clues T shirt while singing happy clues are here again.
Chinball's Doctor is not *the* doctor, his stories are not NU who or Classic Who, they are more like modern morality tales that may have worked some other anthology show but are as subtle in their messaging as a bucket of bricks on the little toe.
LenHazell53 comments on Dec 15, 2018:
Back when the Doctor was still the Doctor
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 15, 2018:
@Kafir When Chris Chibnall decided to turn a basically humourous science fiction eccentric character, based largely on H.G. Wells genius professor Cavor, crossed with Jules Verne's adventurous traveler Phineous Fogg and Arthur Conan Doyle's explorer Professor Challenger, in to a character who could not maintain a single consistent trait from one episode to the next, dithers and yells and can't spot a clue when it is dancing in front of her wearing a blue's clues T shirt while singing happy clues are here again.
Chinball's Doctor is not *the* doctor, his stories are not NU who or Classic Who, they are more like modern morality tales that may have worked some other anthology show but are as subtle in their messaging as a bucket of bricks on the little toe.
"That POOR woman"
Does anyone else share my concern that too much responsibility for what happens ...
Marionville comments on Dec 13, 2018:
Yes, I agree. She is clearly between a rock and a hard place, and the best thing she could now do is allow Parliament to vote on her Deal with the EU. It will be voted down and then a No Confidence vote would be called by Labour....a General Election would follow, leaving the EU would have to be ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 13, 2018:
@Marionville Why not they actually did elect a monkey (or at least a guy in a monkey suit) as the mayor of Hartlepool, twice.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/1965569.stm
Marionville comments on Dec 13, 2018:
Yes, I agree. She is clearly between a rock and a hard place, and the best thing she could now do is allow Parliament to vote on her Deal with the EU. It will be voted down and then a No Confidence vote would be called by Labour....a General Election would follow, leaving the EU would have to be ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 13, 2018:
@Marionville Why not they actually did elect a monkey (or at least a guy in a monkey suit) as the mayor of Hartlepool, twice.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/1965569.stm
"That POOR woman"
Does anyone else share my concern that too much responsibility for what happens ...
Marionville comments on Dec 13, 2018:
Yes, I agree. She is clearly between a rock and a hard place, and the best thing she could now do is allow Parliament to vote on her Deal with the EU. It will be voted down and then a No Confidence vote would be called by Labour....a General Election would follow, leaving the EU would have to be ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 13, 2018:
@Marionville The whole point of democratic government was to be of service, there should be no such thing as a professional politician (or professional sportsman for that matter) a politician trained in university is like an artist trained to paint by numbers, the result maybe technically correct but will never be inspired original or passionate.
MY late writing partner Chris did dabble in politics in his youth but gave it up in later life, once asked him why he never sought elected office and his answer has stayed with me to this day.
***"I could never be a politician I am handicapped with two things that prevent it,
a working brain and a father" ***
Marionville comments on Dec 13, 2018:
Yes, I agree. She is clearly between a rock and a hard place, and the best thing she could now do is allow Parliament to vote on her Deal with the EU. It will be voted down and then a No Confidence vote would be called by Labour....a General Election would follow, leaving the EU would have to be ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 13, 2018:
@Marionville The whole point of democratic government was to be of service, there should be no such thing as a professional politician (or professional sportsman for that matter) a politician trained in university is like an artist trained to paint by numbers, the result maybe technically correct but will never be inspired original or passionate.
MY late writing partner Chris did dabble in politics in his youth but gave it up in later life, once asked him why he never sought elected office and his answer has stayed with me to this day.
***"I could never be a politician I am handicapped with two things that prevent it,
a working brain and a father" ***
"That POOR woman"
Does anyone else share my concern that too much responsibility for what happens ...
Marionville comments on Dec 13, 2018:
Yes, I agree. She is clearly between a rock and a hard place, and the best thing she could now do is allow Parliament to vote on her Deal with the EU. It will be voted down and then a No Confidence vote would be called by Labour....a General Election would follow, leaving the EU would have to be ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 13, 2018:
Exactly, we are not ready, there is no bar on putting a hold on brexit, this head long dash, politics of fear, lemming like rush to completely knacker the economy and trade relation world wide is insane.
Yes the referendum voted out.
But it voted for Out now (2016), no deal, thank you and good night Vienna.
That did not happen.
It is now years later, many who voted are dead, many who could not vote now can, the lies have been exposed and the truth has been made clear to anyone wanting to hear it.
We as four nations, not the catch all UK, or Great Briton, or the British isles or what ever convenient gerrymandering title you want to use this week need to have our say.
There is no reason at all why Scotland and Northern Ireland cannot be in the EU, and England and Whales not, it would no more break up the Union that being in the EU now breaks up the commonwealth, in fact it would be advantageous all around, would probably prevent any further talk of devolution and allow for British business to have the good parts of membership while allowing them also to take advantage of separate trade deals in the other parts of the none EU parts of the UK.
Best of both worlds.
Marionville comments on Dec 13, 2018:
Yes, I agree. She is clearly between a rock and a hard place, and the best thing she could now do is allow Parliament to vote on her Deal with the EU. It will be voted down and then a No Confidence vote would be called by Labour....a General Election would follow, leaving the EU would have to be ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 13, 2018:
Exactly, we are not ready, there is no bar on putting a hold on brexit, this head long dash, politics of fear, lemming like rush to completely knacker the economy and trade relation world wide is insane.
Yes the referendum voted out.
But it voted for Out now (2016), no deal, thank you and good night Vienna.
That did not happen.
It is now years later, many who voted are dead, many who could not vote now can, the lies have been exposed and the truth has been made clear to anyone wanting to hear it.
We as four nations, not the catch all UK, or Great Briton, or the British isles or what ever convenient gerrymandering title you want to use this week need to have our say.
There is no reason at all why Scotland and Northern Ireland cannot be in the EU, and England and Whales not, it would no more break up the Union that being in the EU now breaks up the commonwealth, in fact it would be advantageous all around, would probably prevent any further talk of devolution and allow for British business to have the good parts of membership while allowing them also to take advantage of separate trade deals in the other parts of the none EU parts of the UK.
Best of both worlds.
"That POOR woman"
Does anyone else share my concern that too much responsibility for what happens ...
CeliaVL comments on Dec 13, 2018:
Margaret Thatcher began the attempt to make the UK prime minister more presidential and Tony Blair continued this. While the prime minister speaks for the party in power, she/he should be only a spokesperson, and the cabinet should make the decisions. I believe that underJjeremy Corbyn we shall ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 13, 2018:
Well said
CeliaVL comments on Dec 13, 2018:
Margaret Thatcher began the attempt to make the UK prime minister more presidential and Tony Blair continued this. While the prime minister speaks for the party in power, she/he should be only a spokesperson, and the cabinet should make the decisions. I believe that underJjeremy Corbyn we shall ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 13, 2018:
Well said
Kirk Cameron drugs prepubescent orphans, kidnaps them, takes them to his pig farm and tells them ...
NoMagicCookie comments on Dec 11, 2018:
Looks like another kirk cameron xmas special. https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/kirk_camerons_saving_christmas/
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 11, 2018:
@GuyKeith Your being to kind, tell us what you really think.
NoMagicCookie comments on Dec 11, 2018:
Looks like another kirk cameron xmas special. https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/kirk_camerons_saving_christmas/
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 11, 2018:
@GuyKeith Your being to kind, tell us what you really think.
Kirk Cameron drugs prepubescent orphans, kidnaps them, takes them to his pig farm and tells them ...
Kafirah comments on Dec 11, 2018:
That's seriously the plot of the movie?! What the actual fuck?! And they dragged poor Cloris Leachman into it? Man, I can't even...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 11, 2018:
I'm not joking, that is seriously the actual plot of the film.
Cloris is the owner of the orphanage from which he kidnaps the tykes and at the end of the film (Spoilers) having rescued the kids, realizes the kids were so happy with Cameron Mccreepy, she gives them back to him!
Kafirah comments on Dec 11, 2018:
That's seriously the plot of the movie?! What the actual fuck?! And they dragged poor Cloris Leachman into it? Man, I can't even...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 11, 2018:
I'm not joking, that is seriously the actual plot of the film.
Cloris is the owner of the orphanage from which he kidnaps the tykes and at the end of the film (Spoilers) having rescued the kids, realizes the kids were so happy with Cameron Mccreepy, she gives them back to him!
Some "christians" claim that many of the people who say that they are "christian" are false ...
kiramea comments on Dec 11, 2018:
The question I have is how do Christians determine if someone is a true Christian or not?
I once had a conversation with a Christian who insisted that there has been no atrocities done by them past or present. I reminded them of the Crusades and the Inquisition. Their reply...... "well, they ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 11, 2018:
The best is when you quote the bible at them, without telling them, and they claim it is not true Christianity, if you are really lucky they ask who told me that "rubbish" so I can smile sweetly and say "Jesus did" then quote chapter and verse.
Sometimes they cry.
kiramea comments on Dec 11, 2018:
The question I have is how do Christians determine if someone is a true Christian or not?
I once had a conversation with a Christian who insisted that there has been no atrocities done by them past or present. I reminded them of the Crusades and the Inquisition. Their reply...... "well, they ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 11, 2018:
The best is when you quote the bible at them, without telling them, and they claim it is not true Christianity, if you are really lucky they ask who told me that "rubbish" so I can smile sweetly and say "Jesus did" then quote chapter and verse.
Sometimes they cry.
Kirk Cameron drugs prepubescent orphans, kidnaps them, takes them to his pig farm and tells them ...
NoMagicCookie comments on Dec 11, 2018:
Looks like another kirk cameron xmas special. https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/kirk_camerons_saving_christmas/
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 11, 2018:
This was 20 odd years before that pile of dingo's offal
NoMagicCookie comments on Dec 11, 2018:
Looks like another kirk cameron xmas special. https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/kirk_camerons_saving_christmas/
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 11, 2018:
This was 20 odd years before that pile of dingo's offal
NEIL DEGRASSE TYSON answers his accusers, politely and welcomes an investigation to establish the ...
Druvius comments on Dec 10, 2018:
Interesting, and sounds kosher. And I'm not a Tyson fan.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 10, 2018:
@Druvius If innocent until proven guilty applies only when arrested and charged, then thee is no **presumption of innocence** when scurrilous accusations are made against anyone by anyone, they therefore must be assumed as potentially guilty until shown otherwise.
This is the reasoning behind lynch mobs, vigilante justice and witch hunts.
American history is littered with this, most famously the Salem witch trial, where accusation (by children) was enough and trails were used only for sentencing.
This is why Innocent until proven guilty was enshrined in law for all in the Magna Carter and is the most precious concept of societal justice in the UK.
Druvius comments on Dec 10, 2018:
Interesting, and sounds kosher. And I'm not a Tyson fan.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 10, 2018:
@Druvius If innocent until proven guilty applies only when arrested and charged, then thee is no **presumption of innocence** when scurrilous accusations are made against anyone by anyone, they therefore must be assumed as potentially guilty until shown otherwise.
This is the reasoning behind lynch mobs, vigilante justice and witch hunts.
American history is littered with this, most famously the Salem witch trial, where accusation (by children) was enough and trails were used only for sentencing.
This is why Innocent until proven guilty was enshrined in law for all in the Magna Carter and is the most precious concept of societal justice in the UK.
Just got and watched Jesus Bro.
NoMagicCookie comments on Dec 10, 2018:
Is it anything like Dogma?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WL4VJmpwuP8
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 10, 2018:
No.
NoMagicCookie comments on Dec 10, 2018:
Is it anything like Dogma?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WL4VJmpwuP8
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 10, 2018:
No.
Just got and watched Jesus Bro.
LenHazell53 comments on Dec 10, 2018:
Brad Jones is class, very funny guy.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 10, 2018:
@MojoJojo a lot of the old Channel awesome content providers are in Jesus Bro! as in "the Cinema Snob Movie"
LenHazell53 comments on Dec 10, 2018:
Brad Jones is class, very funny guy.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 10, 2018:
@MojoJojo a lot of the old Channel awesome content providers are in Jesus Bro! as in "the Cinema Snob Movie"
NEIL DEGRASSE TYSON answers his accusers, politely and welcomes an investigation to establish the ...
Druvius comments on Dec 10, 2018:
Interesting, and sounds kosher. And I'm not a Tyson fan.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 10, 2018:
@Druvius So if I were to say you punched me in the face ten years ago, that should be enough for people to decide you are probably guilty until you are prove yourself innocent?
"Doesn't apply here." are you insane????
In the UK at least Innocent until proven guilty is no "Trope" it is known rightly as the golden thread from which our entire system of Justice and law hangs. From the moment of accusation to the moment of acquittal or conviction.
If guilty until proven innocent is the accepted state of affairs UNTIL you are arrested where you live your society is in serious trouble, no wonder you all need flaming guns.
Druvius comments on Dec 10, 2018:
Interesting, and sounds kosher. And I'm not a Tyson fan.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 10, 2018:
@Druvius So if I were to say you punched me in the face ten years ago, that should be enough for people to decide you are probably guilty until you are prove yourself innocent?
"Doesn't apply here." are you insane????
In the UK at least Innocent until proven guilty is no "Trope" it is known rightly as the golden thread from which our entire system of Justice and law hangs. From the moment of accusation to the moment of acquittal or conviction.
If guilty until proven innocent is the accepted state of affairs UNTIL you are arrested where you live your society is in serious trouble, no wonder you all need flaming guns.
NEIL DEGRASSE TYSON answers his accusers, politely and welcomes an investigation to establish the ...
Druvius comments on Dec 10, 2018:
Interesting, and sounds kosher. And I'm not a Tyson fan.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 10, 2018:
It seems all he is asking for is what used to be the norm, the presumption of innocence until proven guilty.
Druvius comments on Dec 10, 2018:
Interesting, and sounds kosher. And I'm not a Tyson fan.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 10, 2018:
It seems all he is asking for is what used to be the norm, the presumption of innocence until proven guilty.
A mormon told me that "mormon" is a slur, has always been a slur, and they aren't going to take it ...
LenHazell53 comments on Dec 8, 2018:
Funny that how they register all their web domains under either Mormon or LDS . whatever and now claim it is unacceptable.
It may sound cynical but COULD they be trying to disassociate themselves from all the shit they have in the last few years admit was true after all, even though they been ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 9, 2018:
@Heraclitus That is very likely ;)
LenHazell53 comments on Dec 8, 2018:
Funny that how they register all their web domains under either Mormon or LDS . whatever and now claim it is unacceptable.
It may sound cynical but COULD they be trying to disassociate themselves from all the shit they have in the last few years admit was true after all, even though they been ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 9, 2018:
@Heraclitus That is very likely ;)
"House of Wax" with Vincent Price (on TCM now)
Cast1es comments on Oct 31, 2018:
Vincent Price , I believe was in the first Horror movie I saw - House on a Huanted Hill , if I remember correctly .
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 8, 2018:
William Castle Classic :)
Cast1es comments on Oct 31, 2018:
Vincent Price , I believe was in the first Horror movie I saw - House on a Huanted Hill , if I remember correctly .
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 8, 2018:
William Castle Classic :)
Imagine a car free city?
Nukdookum comments on Dec 8, 2018:
Sewers are for rain run off so that the city doesn't flood. They also carry waste out of the city. They are needed whether personal transportation is there or not.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 8, 2018:
I believe the point being made was not that sewers would be unnecessary, but that they would need less maintenance since they would not be constantly vibrated by traffic running over them and covering the roads with noxious corrosive chemical which when washed in to said sewers also damages them.
Nukdookum comments on Dec 8, 2018:
Sewers are for rain run off so that the city doesn't flood. They also carry waste out of the city. They are needed whether personal transportation is there or not.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 8, 2018:
I believe the point being made was not that sewers would be unnecessary, but that they would need less maintenance since they would not be constantly vibrated by traffic running over them and covering the roads with noxious corrosive chemical which when washed in to said sewers also damages them.
Right wing censorship or the long arm of B'nai B'rith?
[smh.com.au]
sassygirl3869 comments on Dec 7, 2018:
Sorry as a Cultural Jew I m disgusted even though I'm anti-Zionist. This is hate plus and should not be condoned. I am sharing this with my Jewish by Culture group. I'm sure many will see this guy as a sick -f-ck as I do.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 8, 2018:
@sassygirl3869 I know, is is very frightening, without context, my posting that might get me banned and vilified too.
However, it may (or may not) have been the case that the chap in this story was simply demonstrating that this symbol can be shown today and given an utterly different meaning simply because the hexagram and the Hakenkreuz have become fixed in out minds today as the star of David and the swastika, when those names actually only stem from the 1890s and the 1930's respectively.
Hence my point about the importance of getting the full story before making a condemnation.
sassygirl3869 comments on Dec 7, 2018:
Sorry as a Cultural Jew I m disgusted even though I'm anti-Zionist. This is hate plus and should not be condoned. I am sharing this with my Jewish by Culture group. I'm sure many will see this guy as a sick -f-ck as I do.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 8, 2018:
@sassygirl3869 I know, is is very frightening, without context, my posting that might get me banned and vilified too.
However, it may (or may not) have been the case that the chap in this story was simply demonstrating that this symbol can be shown today and given an utterly different meaning simply because the hexagram and the Hakenkreuz have become fixed in out minds today as the star of David and the swastika, when those names actually only stem from the 1890s and the 1930's respectively.
Hence my point about the importance of getting the full story before making a condemnation.
Right wing censorship or the long arm of B'nai B'rith?
[smh.com.au]
sassygirl3869 comments on Dec 7, 2018:
Sorry as a Cultural Jew I m disgusted even though I'm anti-Zionist. This is hate plus and should not be condoned. I am sharing this with my Jewish by Culture group. I'm sure many will see this guy as a sick -f-ck as I do.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 8, 2018:
@sassygirl3869 @FrayedBear
This is an ancient and current Hindu symbol, to be found in temples all over the world, it is neither Nazi or Jewish nor despicable it just is, regardless of people's limited sensibilities
Want to ban it?
sassygirl3869 comments on Dec 7, 2018:
Sorry as a Cultural Jew I m disgusted even though I'm anti-Zionist. This is hate plus and should not be condoned. I am sharing this with my Jewish by Culture group. I'm sure many will see this guy as a sick -f-ck as I do.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 8, 2018:
@sassygirl3869 @FrayedBear
This is an ancient and current Hindu symbol, to be found in temples all over the world, it is neither Nazi or Jewish nor despicable it just is, regardless of people's limited sensibilities
Want to ban it?
Is it time to reevaluate behaviours, for all of us?
LenHazell53 comments on Dec 7, 2018:
I'm pretty much of the belief that if we treat everybody with politeness and good manners regardless of anything other than the way they treat others we can all get a long pretty well.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 7, 2018:
@Donotbelieve it is true unfortunately a weak bladder is no respecter or person on gender either :(
LenHazell53 comments on Dec 7, 2018:
I'm pretty much of the belief that if we treat everybody with politeness and good manners regardless of anything other than the way they treat others we can all get a long pretty well.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 7, 2018:
@Donotbelieve it is true unfortunately a weak bladder is no respecter or person on gender either :(
Is it time to reevaluate behaviours, for all of us?
LenHazell53 comments on Dec 7, 2018:
I'm pretty much of the belief that if we treat everybody with politeness and good manners regardless of anything other than the way they treat others we can all get a long pretty well.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 7, 2018:
@Donotbelieve Exactly, facts and ideas don't have genders , an inspiration or moment of genius can come from anyone, regardless of if they stand or sit to urinate.
LenHazell53 comments on Dec 7, 2018:
I'm pretty much of the belief that if we treat everybody with politeness and good manners regardless of anything other than the way they treat others we can all get a long pretty well.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 7, 2018:
@Donotbelieve Exactly, facts and ideas don't have genders , an inspiration or moment of genius can come from anyone, regardless of if they stand or sit to urinate.
Donald Trump Didn’t Say the Christian Prayer at George H.
ballou comments on Dec 7, 2018:
I agree, you make a good point. Trump gets away with murder!
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 7, 2018:
I would not be surprised if that sentiment was meant literally and was accurate.
ballou comments on Dec 7, 2018:
I agree, you make a good point. Trump gets away with murder!
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 7, 2018:
I would not be surprised if that sentiment was meant literally and was accurate.
I'll bet it's not in the book of fiction anywhere
Beowulfsfriend comments on Dec 6, 2018:
According to Catholic doctrine only human souls go to heaven, thus any non humans, even if able to understand the book of bibly and find it to their liking (intelligent and bibly believer is an oxymoron) can never go to heaven
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 6, 2018:
From which we can deduce that the bible/catholic doctrine was not written by a dog
Beowulfsfriend comments on Dec 6, 2018:
According to Catholic doctrine only human souls go to heaven, thus any non humans, even if able to understand the book of bibly and find it to their liking (intelligent and bibly believer is an oxymoron) can never go to heaven
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 6, 2018:
From which we can deduce that the bible/catholic doctrine was not written by a dog
What have you learned watching Ancient Aliens tv show?
kiramea comments on Dec 6, 2018:
I have learned that it appears that the majority of Ancient Alien theorists believe that ancient humans were dumber than dirt.
And if I hear "You have to believe" (or a variation of that) one more time I think I'll throw something through my TV.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 6, 2018:
what do you mean "were"?
kiramea comments on Dec 6, 2018:
I have learned that it appears that the majority of Ancient Alien theorists believe that ancient humans were dumber than dirt.
And if I hear "You have to believe" (or a variation of that) one more time I think I'll throw something through my TV.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 6, 2018:
what do you mean "were"?
What have you learned watching Ancient Aliens tv show?
JimG comments on Dec 6, 2018:
I think it's fucking scary how gullible people are easily fooled by incredibly weak evidence.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 6, 2018:
@Mahal No but a lot is deliberately misinterpret, or skewed to fit with preconceptions.
JimG comments on Dec 6, 2018:
I think it's fucking scary how gullible people are easily fooled by incredibly weak evidence.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 6, 2018:
@Mahal No but a lot is deliberately misinterpret, or skewed to fit with preconceptions.
"what if you're wrong" argument response
MrBeelzeebubbles comments on Dec 5, 2018:
"what if you're right, but you've picked the wrong god?"
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 6, 2018:
Yeah that is my go to response too
MrBeelzeebubbles comments on Dec 5, 2018:
"what if you're right, but you've picked the wrong god?"
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 6, 2018:
Yeah that is my go to response too
Welcome new members dunkle3230, Pennworthy8, and SKH78.
LenHazell53 comments on Dec 6, 2018:
Oh look @Pennworthy8 has blocked me, so sad too bad bye bye
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 6, 2018:
Nope I'm wrong his posts from this thread have just been removed
LenHazell53 comments on Dec 6, 2018:
Oh look @Pennworthy8 has blocked me, so sad too bad bye bye
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 6, 2018:
Nope I'm wrong his posts from this thread have just been removed
Welcome new members dunkle3230, Pennworthy8, and SKH78.
Leafhead comments on Dec 6, 2018:
I will not welcome such trolls as Pennworthy8.
Her should be blocked at once
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 6, 2018:
Aww lets have a bit of fun for a while, it's not often these days we get to see a genuine fundy outside of its natural habitat. ;)
Leafhead comments on Dec 6, 2018:
I will not welcome such trolls as Pennworthy8.
Her should be blocked at once
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 6, 2018:
Aww lets have a bit of fun for a while, it's not often these days we get to see a genuine fundy outside of its natural habitat. ;)
Welcome new members dunkle3230, Pennworthy8, and SKH78.
LenHazell53 comments on Dec 6, 2018:
@Heraclitus OH you are going to love Pennyworth8 he is hilarious
For example he claims atheist don't exist because
"Being an athiest (sic) means you don't believe in God. If there were no God you would not have a God to not believe in."
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 6, 2018:
@GuyKeith He is worse than dense, he seems to genuinely believe the world deserves to be wiped out for making god so angry and should be grateful to have it done.
He is a joy to behold a genuine "Right Tulip" as we would say in Yorkshire
LenHazell53 comments on Dec 6, 2018:
@Heraclitus OH you are going to love Pennyworth8 he is hilarious
For example he claims atheist don't exist because
"Being an athiest (sic) means you don't believe in God. If there were no God you would not have a God to not believe in."
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 6, 2018:
@GuyKeith He is worse than dense, he seems to genuinely believe the world deserves to be wiped out for making god so angry and should be grateful to have it done.
He is a joy to behold a genuine "Right Tulip" as we would say in Yorkshire
Psalm 18:7 (NRSV):
Then the earth reeled and rocked; the foundations also of the mountains trembled...
Heraclitus comments on Nov 19, 2018:
Why he is actually quivering with anger daily! :)
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 6, 2018:
I just love how "Fornication" is the first sine that comes to your mind and rape is near the bottom of the list.
That consensual sex is sooooooo much more sinful than rape isn't it.
Pervert
Heraclitus comments on Nov 19, 2018:
Why he is actually quivering with anger daily! :)
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 6, 2018:
I just love how "Fornication" is the first sine that comes to your mind and rape is near the bottom of the list.
That consensual sex is sooooooo much more sinful than rape isn't it.
Pervert
Psalm 18:7 (NRSV):
Then the earth reeled and rocked; the foundations also of the mountains trembled...
Heraclitus comments on Nov 19, 2018:
Why he is actually quivering with anger daily! :)
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 6, 2018:
@Pennworthy8
Whoa gimme some of that old time "bladphemy"
Heraclitus comments on Nov 19, 2018:
Why he is actually quivering with anger daily! :)
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 6, 2018:
@Pennworthy8
Whoa gimme some of that old time "bladphemy"
An all powerful "god" who can do everything:
Heraclitus comments on Oct 28, 2018:
Superman had his kryptonite, and Yahweh had his iron. :)
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 6, 2018:
@Pennworthy8 comparing one fictional character to another is ever so easy.
And again what the fuck does " endyres our mickery?" mean?
Heraclitus comments on Oct 28, 2018:
Superman had his kryptonite, and Yahweh had his iron. :)
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 6, 2018:
@Pennworthy8 comparing one fictional character to another is ever so easy.
And again what the fuck does " endyres our mickery?" mean?
gerrymander-manipulate the boundaries of (an electoral constituency) so as to favor one party or ...
Haemish1 comments on Dec 6, 2018:
The word gerrymander (originally written Gerry-mander) was used for the first time in the Boston Gazette (not to be confused with the original Boston Gazette) on 26 March 1812. The word was created in reaction to a redrawing of Massachusetts state senate election districts under Governor Elbridge ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 6, 2018:
fascinating thanks for the etymology :)
Haemish1 comments on Dec 6, 2018:
The word gerrymander (originally written Gerry-mander) was used for the first time in the Boston Gazette (not to be confused with the original Boston Gazette) on 26 March 1812. The word was created in reaction to a redrawing of Massachusetts state senate election districts under Governor Elbridge ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 6, 2018:
fascinating thanks for the etymology :)
Psalm 64:7-9 (NRSV):
But God will shoot his arrow at them; they will be wounded suddenly.
twill comments on Dec 6, 2018:
I am trying to ponder just what this even means......
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 6, 2018:
It means the god of this poem is a fascist who rules by dint of the fear of mutilation and death to those who disagree with him
twill comments on Dec 6, 2018:
I am trying to ponder just what this even means......
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 6, 2018:
It means the god of this poem is a fascist who rules by dint of the fear of mutilation and death to those who disagree with him
OK.
LenHazell53 comments on Dec 6, 2018:
Tell him to bugger off.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 6, 2018:
@Closeted
Why not?
You are who you are, you should not be forced to live a lie.
LenHazell53 comments on Dec 6, 2018:
Tell him to bugger off.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 6, 2018:
@Closeted
Why not?
You are who you are, you should not be forced to live a lie.
1 Kings 16:11
And it came to pass, when he began to reign, as soon as he sat on his throne, that he...
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 13, 2018:
I love the way later translations translate "one that pisseth against a wall" as men, I've seen some drunk and flexible women write their names on alley walls.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 6, 2018:
@Pennworthy8 way to completely miss my point Alfred.
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 13, 2018:
I love the way later translations translate "one that pisseth against a wall" as men, I've seen some drunk and flexible women write their names on alley walls.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 6, 2018:
@Pennworthy8 way to completely miss my point Alfred.
How's this for arrogant Christian circular reasoning and hypocrisy?
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 25, 2018:
How blessed is the hypocrite, for he shall always be such a fuckwit as to never comprehend the shit he speaketh
John 8: 15-16 like father like son, to immovable objects of arseholiness
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 6, 2018:
@Pennworthy8
"because you hate the one you say you don't believe exists?"
This piece of gormless equivocation deserves it's own answer.
I have no reason to believe god exists because their is no prove that he she or it does exits, not a jot or an iota.
However according those who claim without substantiation that this thing does exist, he she or it has certain character traits attributed to it, and they are without exception, when taken in the context of the whole, abominable.
The "God" of the bible, is evil, capricious, jealous, murderous, corrupting, incestuous, paedophilic, genocidal, xenophobic, infantacidal and insane.
The fact that people knowing all this, assuming they have read the bible(which most of them have not) still worship this monster is not only worrying it is a matter of utter terror to me.
I do not hate something I do not believe to exist, I hate all that is done in its name, what it symbolizes and those who hold it up as an example of righteousness.
Those thing sir, are all too real and all to dangerous.
For your own sake look at what you are doing, saying and tacitly advocating, then when you have gotten over the horror of it all, change your ways and do something useful with your time instead of trying to spread your filthy form of deluded insanity t other who know better than to listen to you.
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 25, 2018:
How blessed is the hypocrite, for he shall always be such a fuckwit as to never comprehend the shit he speaketh
John 8: 15-16 like father like son, to immovable objects of arseholiness
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 6, 2018:
@Pennworthy8
"because you hate the one you say you don't believe exists?"
This piece of gormless equivocation deserves it's own answer.
I have no reason to believe god exists because their is no prove that he she or it does exits, not a jot or an iota.
However according those who claim without substantiation that this thing does exist, he she or it has certain character traits attributed to it, and they are without exception, when taken in the context of the whole, abominable.
The "God" of the bible, is evil, capricious, jealous, murderous, corrupting, incestuous, paedophilic, genocidal, xenophobic, infantacidal and insane.
The fact that people knowing all this, assuming they have read the bible(which most of them have not) still worship this monster is not only worrying it is a matter of utter terror to me.
I do not hate something I do not believe to exist, I hate all that is done in its name, what it symbolizes and those who hold it up as an example of righteousness.
Those thing sir, are all too real and all to dangerous.
For your own sake look at what you are doing, saying and tacitly advocating, then when you have gotten over the horror of it all, change your ways and do something useful with your time instead of trying to spread your filthy form of deluded insanity t other who know better than to listen to you.
How's this for arrogant Christian circular reasoning and hypocrisy?
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 25, 2018:
How blessed is the hypocrite, for he shall always be such a fuckwit as to never comprehend the shit he speaketh
John 8: 15-16 like father like son, to immovable objects of arseholiness
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 6, 2018:
@Pennworthy8
You say God/Jesus saved you?
If god saved you then, why did he not save you when you were experiencing all the bad stuff, if he could save you, why did he allow the Vietnam war?
Why did the all merciful let you become an alcoholic?
You had to "surrender" to him for this loving god to save you? What a twat!
Do as I say and I'll make all thee bad stuff I let happen to you go away because you grovelled to me me.
WHAT a fucking bastard your god is.
Oh and of course if you change your mind again he WILL burn you in hell for all eternity, what a cunt.
And you as his devoted brown nose think I as an atheist deserve to burn in hell too?
Well fuck you and your evil god, anyone who would worship and surrender to a sick bastard like that is mentally ill or congenitally evil.
I hope it is the former, because then you might get better.
That answer your question?
By the way do you know your avatar pic is on a 90 degree angle, or is your view of the world so twisted that is how you see things?
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 25, 2018:
How blessed is the hypocrite, for he shall always be such a fuckwit as to never comprehend the shit he speaketh
John 8: 15-16 like father like son, to immovable objects of arseholiness
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 6, 2018:
@Pennworthy8
You say God/Jesus saved you?
If god saved you then, why did he not save you when you were experiencing all the bad stuff, if he could save you, why did he allow the Vietnam war?
Why did the all merciful let you become an alcoholic?
You had to "surrender" to him for this loving god to save you? What a twat!
Do as I say and I'll make all thee bad stuff I let happen to you go away because you grovelled to me me.
WHAT a fucking bastard your god is.
Oh and of course if you change your mind again he WILL burn you in hell for all eternity, what a cunt.
And you as his devoted brown nose think I as an atheist deserve to burn in hell too?
Well fuck you and your evil god, anyone who would worship and surrender to a sick bastard like that is mentally ill or congenitally evil.
I hope it is the former, because then you might get better.
That answer your question?
By the way do you know your avatar pic is on a 90 degree angle, or is your view of the world so twisted that is how you see things?
I think we may have done this before, but it's great fun. What are your Top 5 comedies of all time?
ZantiMisfit comments on Dec 6, 2018:
In no order:
Tropic Thunder
Caddyshack
Trains, Planes, and Automobiles
There's Something About Mary
Hot Fuzz
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 6, 2018:
@GuyKeith Which version of the Out of Towners?
The Jack Lemon version is saved by his wife Gwen's constant disbelieving monotone statements of the obvious
"Oh my god we are being kidnapped"
the 1999 version is awful (incidentally Steve Martin is that too, he is the king of the bad remake.)
ZantiMisfit comments on Dec 6, 2018:
In no order:
Tropic Thunder
Caddyshack
Trains, Planes, and Automobiles
There's Something About Mary
Hot Fuzz
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 6, 2018:
@GuyKeith Which version of the Out of Towners?
The Jack Lemon version is saved by his wife Gwen's constant disbelieving monotone statements of the obvious
"Oh my god we are being kidnapped"
the 1999 version is awful (incidentally Steve Martin is that too, he is the king of the bad remake.)
Hello all i just joined and just to say hi from Norfolk .
Fernapple comments on Dec 4, 2018:
Hello from Lincolnshire that's the equally cold and windy place just round the Wash. Good to know that there are Two of us in the North east at least, anyway if it gets told cold and bleak then at least now we have this site for distraction.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 5, 2018:
@Hebert54 Brilliant ???
Fernapple comments on Dec 4, 2018:
Hello from Lincolnshire that's the equally cold and windy place just round the Wash. Good to know that there are Two of us in the North east at least, anyway if it gets told cold and bleak then at least now we have this site for distraction.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 5, 2018:
@Hebert54 Brilliant ???
I had forgotten how cringe-worthy this movie was.
AmiSue comments on Dec 4, 2018:
I occasionally do a Stanwyck binge - I adore her. This one is a must watch; I live in Connecticut after all!
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 4, 2018:
Sorry, Wrong Number (1948 ) is an extraordinary film and probably her consummate performance, however for sheer faultlessness I'd have to say Double Indemnity (1944) is perhaps the most perfectly cast film of all time.
AmiSue comments on Dec 4, 2018:
I occasionally do a Stanwyck binge - I adore her. This one is a must watch; I live in Connecticut after all!
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 4, 2018:
Sorry, Wrong Number (1948 ) is an extraordinary film and probably her consummate performance, however for sheer faultlessness I'd have to say Double Indemnity (1944) is perhaps the most perfectly cast film of all time.
Hello all i just joined and just to say hi from Norfolk .
Fernapple comments on Dec 4, 2018:
Hello from Lincolnshire that's the equally cold and windy place just round the Wash. Good to know that there are Two of us in the North east at least, anyway if it gets told cold and bleak then at least now we have this site for distraction.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 4, 2018:
@Jnei Agreed, I am from the North East , the north does not start till York, (Leeds at a real push)
Fernapple comments on Dec 4, 2018:
Hello from Lincolnshire that's the equally cold and windy place just round the Wash. Good to know that there are Two of us in the North east at least, anyway if it gets told cold and bleak then at least now we have this site for distraction.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 4, 2018:
@Jnei Agreed, I am from the North East , the north does not start till York, (Leeds at a real push)
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