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HR> You guyz all suck. KCI is the best. We got about 10, yes count em 10, HR> 486DX2/66's. My school has a wicked budget. mines got a better budget (14 million dollars) new gym, new school, new everything.. fuck my schools got it all made.. but i aint going there for another 2 w
HR> You guyz all suck. KCI is the best. We got about 10, yes count em 10, HR> 486DX2/66's. My school has a wicked budget. T> How many have hard drives?? i know that with the 486sx33's count em NONE T> have harddrives. and are just vga rez. None have harddrives. At least I don't
HR> Well, mine are PS/1's I think. So there. And BTW, KCI rulez dickhead. HR> (Just jokin, but the school rulez. hehe) WCI blows chunks. Hey, do you know HR> girl named Laura O'Neill?? What about some girl named Heather?? Both are in HR> Grade 11 there. GH> GH> As a matter of fac
HR> You guyz all suck. KCI is the best. We got about 10, yes count em 10, HR> 486DX2/66's. My school has a wicked budget. M> M> mines got a better budget (14 million dollars) M> new gym, new school, new everything.. fuck my schools got it all made.. but M> aint going there for an
HR> Who's Skippy?? I'd think that they would love you guyz (Darque, Tem, et HR> Cause you guyz would be so far ahead. Guess that just makes them look stupi HR> though. R> R> Skippy = Mr. Ruppel.. The teacher that drags his computer around with h R> everywhere... R> R> They fear u
HR> What school?? What surgery?? My school needs: New Gym, new caf, new HR> classrooms, air conditioning, heat, running water, windows, kleenexes, new HR> sports uniforms, new teachers, new school. We need everything. Just ask Rom HR> or Master Darque or Servility. R> R> KCI is f
T> Did you hear of the kid that argued physics with proffesionals when he was T> 4? And is in university at 13? (He skipped from grade 5 to grade 11 in 3 T> weeks also). There are just some people born more intelligent than others. T> Sure I see that people use it and some don't.
T> is. People that can utilize knowledge must also learn when and when not to T> use it. A> Boom: This is the spot where religion comes in. More than a belief in God A> religion is more valuable as a tool for homogenizing beliefs in society. I'm A> the last person to want to fit
A> they can BOTH be followed as they are completely different things. Science A> deals with the trivial matters, while religion deals with spiritual ones. Th A> are nothing the same yet people want to replace one with the other. If peopl A> could come to that conclusion, a lot of
G> Well, it would be pretty hypocritical for me to believe in more than one G> religion now, wouldn't it?? S> S> Thats the problem. Just because you believe in one religion, you think S> that all the others are pure shit. Why can't you open your eyes a little. S> parents have alw
M> Laura o'neil? the one that goes to J.F. Ross in guelph? i know her...good M> friends with my sis :) GH> GH> Nope the Laura O' Neil of W.C.I .. M> M> oh ok...hmm maybe she transferred..is she in OAC? and does she have M> light-brown/blonde hair? Nope, grade 11 ... and she has
.·∙Green Hornet Blurted this to Molson `∙·On 9 Oct 95 09:37·∙·. M> Laura o'neil? the one that goes to J.F. Ross in guelph? i know her...good M> friends with my sis :) GH> GH> Nope the Laura O' Neil of W.C.I .. M> M> oh ok...hmm maybe she transferred..is she in OAC? and does she
M> Laura o'neil? the one that goes to J.F. Ross in guelph? i know her...good M> friends with my sis :) GH> GH> Nope the Laura O' Neil of W.C.I .. M> M> oh ok...hmm maybe she transferred..is she in OAC? and does she have M> light-brown/blonde hair? GH> GH> Nope, grade 11 ... and s
M> ya? they both used to go to the same camp i did...ya...they're both pretty M> nice :) <grin> Same camp? What.. like Summer Camp? How long ago was that? --- Renegade v10-31 Exp * Origin: ·∙ THE TiMEBOMB [519] (2662:519/125)
T> i agree with you, the bible is just a good novel, or a type of fable, with T> no actual reality to it, but it does have those basic morals all through it T> that do make sense. Right... that's my point summarized in one sentence..:) --- Renegade v10-31 Exp * Origin: ·∙ THE T
T> What the basic bottom line with buddism? I mean christian/catholic have T> god created world etc.. but i know nothing about buddism. Well... it's complex as HELL...:) In fact, i wouldn't know where to start (besides i don't know that much anyways) but it basically has to do w
M> hmmm ok..must be a different person...does THIS laura have a sis named holly What other nice chicks do you know in guelph? --- Renegade v10-31 Exp * Origin: ·∙ THE TiMEBOMB [519] (2662:519/125)
T> But we do have the ability to destroy ourselves. We HAVE launched nuclear T> bombs.. (or atomic like at Hiroshima, but Nukes have been tested). Sure if T> you can't use the knowledge then its useless. But that is like saying that T> since I know how to use a gun I will use it.
> I don't beleive in that kind of thing. In my beleif, when you die, your M> >dead. Worm stew. M> M> gross no thanks! go ahead, God gave you a free will also! :> I sorta like the idea. Eternal peace. > Did you hear of the kid that argued physics with proffesionals when he was M
>M> this is too much! being a moron has nothing to do with anything...you'll >M> either go to heaven or to hell, the choice being made if you accept Jesus a >M> your Lord and Saviour or not! M> >YOu could get into a lot of trouble for that statement.... M> M> how so??? we have pe
T> Or in a nutshell they were born with that ability to absorb + retain T> knowledge, a genetic fluke. T> T> I absorb and retain knowledge.. does that mean I am abnormal? I think T> not. :) T> Abnormal for today's standard yes, but its a good abnormal, because T> evolution dictat
.·∙Spinner Blurted this to Molson `∙·On 10 Oct 95 17:01:14·∙·. M> ya? they both used to go to the same camp i did...ya...they're both pretty M> nice :) <grin> S> S> Same camp? What.. like Summer Camp? How long ago was that? ya Wabinaki...umm this was like 3-4 years back... mayb
.·∙Spinner Blurted this to Molson `∙·On 10 Oct 95 17:06:09·∙·. M> hmmm ok..must be a different person...does THIS laura have a sis named holly S> S> What other nice chicks do you know in guelph? umm do you go to Ross? there i know a chick named Cassy..she lives in Kitchener now
GH> Nope the Laura O' Neil of W.C.I .. M> M> oh ok...hmm maybe she transferred..is she in OAC? and does she have M> light-brown/blonde hair? GH> GH> Nope, grade 11 ... and she has light brown/blonde hair if I can recall. M> M> hmmm ok..must be a different person...does THIS laura
.·∙Hood Rat Blurted this to Molson `∙·On 11 Oct 95 15:28:26·∙·. GH> Nope the Laura O' Neil of W.C.I .. M> M> oh ok...hmm maybe she transferred..is she in OAC? and does she have M> light-brown/blonde hair? GH> GH> Nope, grade 11 ... and she has light brown/blonde hair if I can re
>M> how so??? we have people here how judge others according to their beliefs d >M> we??? :> <G> > By that smily i hope you were being sarcastic. Because we definetly DO >judge people by their beliefs wether we like it or not. I was being sarcastic...and it doesn't matter if I w
>M> this is too much! being a moron has nothing to do with anything...you'll >M> either go to heaven or to hell, the choice being made if you accept Jesus a >M> your Lord and Saviour or not! M> >YOu could get into a lot of trouble for that statement.... M> M> how so??? we have pe
A> I take it you don't believe any other religion can be correct or just as val A> with your above statement, right? G> G> Well, it would be pretty hypocritical for me to believe in more than one G> religion now, wouldn't it?? No. My personal experience has dictated that the poin
S> You're a pretty smart guy..:) I used to think that religion was such a Thank you. :) S> You're a pretty smart guy..:) I used to think that religion was such a S> crock, due to the fact that science prooves it all wrong. And if you think S> about it, it's not likely that ever
T> Not bad. T> That is true, But WHO'S Ethical and moral values do we as a group go by? I'd argue that there is a common group for everyone. In every religion to some extent there are the same common beliefs, except for the minute details, such as rituals and no-no's....but look
S> soul living on forever, and being reincarnated into another being. I'm not S> sure about god, but when you die, you go to Nirvana, where you wait until yo S> get a new body :) or something like that. That's Hinduism. :) -/-algorhythm-\- --- Renegade v10-31 Exp * Origin: ·∙ T
T> has no morals itself, but the people who study science must be ethical human T> beings. When Einstein created the theory of relativity, he did not intend Science never asks that of people; and as a result people WRONGFULLY use science as a tool to demean religion. In fact, the
GH> Nope, grade 11 ... and she has light brown/blonde hair if I can recall. M> M> hmmm ok..must be a different person...does THIS laura have a sis named holly HR> HR> NOpe. Sis' names Shannon and ????? M> M> ok then...this is one from Guelph :)... Nope. Kit/Wat area. First Kit t
T> What the basic bottom line with buddism? I mean christian/catholic have T> god created world etc.. but i know nothing about buddism. S> S> Well... it's complex as HELL...:) In fact, i wouldn't know where to sta S> (besides i don't know that much anyways) but it basically has t
T> with the last name of Snow, and he introduced ethics to science. Science T> has no morals itself, but the people who study science must be ethical human T> beings. When Einstein created the theory of relativity, he did not intend T> to help create the atom bomb. The government
T> I absorb and retain knowledge.. does that mean I am abnormal? I think T> not. :) T> Abnormal for today's standard yes, but its a good abnormal, because T> evolution dictates that that ability will become standard. T> T> Its depressing isn't it? Knowing only the over-intelligen
T> I mean you basically have science on one side, and religion on the other. T> Both defying one another. A> Honestly, they're not. Science is an explanation of how natural phenomenon A> happen in life. Religion is the dictation on our spiritualism and how we A> shoudl treat othe
.·∙Hood Rat Blurted this to Molson `∙·On 13 Oct 95 14:31:30·∙·. GH> Nope, grade 11 ... and she has light brown/blonde hair if I can recall. M> M> hmmm ok..must be a different person...does THIS laura have a sis named holly HR> HR> NOpe. Sis' names Shannon and ????? M> M> ok then
M> small town eh? that's wierd 2 people with the same names....oh well...hehe M> maybe they know each other....that'd be soo wierd...imagine going "hi laura" M> how's it going laura? hehe too wierd for me ;) IT's not that weird. There are alot of people named Dave that I talk to
T> Early reglion was considered science, and supreme, to go against it was to b T> a heretic. (Galieo for example). but since then yes religion has change Cognitive abilities at that point in time were limited since free-thinking was dissuaded and homogenization of society was en
T> Its depressing isn't it? Knowing only the over-intelligent people will be T> able to get jobs? And that it is not that far in the future? T> Yeah, but intelligence with no experience or knowledge is useless, Look at T> microsoft programmers, may be intelligent, but they don't
T> needed in the science field. If religion teaches you right from wrong (I am T> not a religious type so I don't know too much about religion) it can be used T> in science to stop potentially dangerous inventions, or just keep the people T> from using it in a wrong fashion. T> T
T> I absorb and retain knowledge.. does that mean I am abnormal? I think T> not. :) T> Abnormal for today's standard yes, but its a good abnormal, because T> evolution dictates that that ability will become standard. T> T> Its depressing isn't it? Knowing only the over-intelligen
M> umm do you go to Ross? there i know a chick named Cassy..she lives in M> Kitchener now..but still goes to Ross..umm i know a few of her friends...but M> seeing as i live in Waterloo i don't know very many people in guelph No... i go to G.C.V.I. But is that chick named Cassy C
T> apart of someone. Ever since the person was born. How can a person not be T> able to tell right from wrong? (Except psychos). Right and wrong is completely subjective, as is the truth nowadays. -/-algorhythm-\- --- Renegade v10-31 Exp * Origin: ·∙ THE TiMEBOMB [519] (2662:51
A> tangible on this world they simply cannot since they lead their lives around A> the tangible. Science is much easier for them to follow since they can touch A> feel and taste the results. They can't get the same from religion. A> T> provide, but in a way I really just have to
T> Its depressing isn't it? Knowing only the over-intelligent people will be T> able to get jobs? And that it is not that far in the future? T> Yeah, but intelligence with no experience or knowledge is useless, Look at T> microsoft programmers, may be intelligent, but they don't
T> from using it in a wrong fashion. T> Then again, some of the morals/ethics that religion has are not right either T> personally I think if you were to take a person that was completely isolated T> from everything inot the world they would know right from wrong if you were T> t
T> What was the last windows program/application you used and you LIKED, Umm T> DOS. I don't know, for me its EVERY damn microsoft application i've used T> for whatever reason, right off in the begining i found it couldn't do what i T> needed it to do. That may be. Remember that
A> No. My personal experience has dictated that the point of ALL religions, the A> common ground between EVERY FORM of religion is to believe in something. A> Whether that is a God (religion), yourself (atheism) or a belief (agnosticis A> it is always a system of belief for the p