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if you won the lottery would you start your own cult?Prev TopicNext Topic
if you won the lottery would you start your own cult?
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Simply want to win enough to disgust people, not a good foundation for a cult.
BobP
Takes a lot of guts to be the lazy slacker when everyone else is working.
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' "Smart" is knowing that eddessaknight is the name of a WOMAN...not a man.'
If it wasn't for ignorance you might know that Edessa is the name of an ancient city in Mesopotamia, as well as a current city in Greece. Spelled that way or with the extra d it's not even remotely common as a given name. Coupled with knight it seems more likely to be a username based on a misspelling of the ancient city, but what's certain is that there's absolutely no way of being sure it indicates the member's gender simply based on their choice of a username. Of course anyone of average intelligence can see that you've established a pattern of misunderstanding what you've read.
"l. ron hubbard was a visionary. "
I'm sure he had visions about some things, but that's not a word I'd put on a list of 20 or 50 adjectives.
"i was thinking about cults and how expensive it would be to buy all the land and housing to support one. "
Why does it need to be a big cult? I think its a safe bet that scientology wants lots of members because that's where the money comes from. If you win the lottery the funding for your cult religion can come from the donations of one person. Of course there's no reason your religious beliefs can't include having multiple churches just because your entire flock could fit in one small church.
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' "Smart" is knowing that eddessaknight is the name of a WOMAN...not a man.'
If it wasn't for ignorance you might know that Edessa is the name of an ancient city in Mesopotamia, as well as a current city in Greece. Spelled that way or with the extra d it's not even remotely common as a given name. Coupled with knight it seems more likely to be a username based on a misspelling of the ancient city, but what's certain is that there's absolutely no way of being sure it indicates the member's gender simply based on their choice of a username. Of course anyone of average intelligence can see that you've established a pattern of misunderstanding what you've read.
"l. ron hubbard was a visionary. "
I'm sure he had visions about some things, but that's not a word I'd put on a list of 20 or 50 adjectives.
"i was thinking about cults and how expensive it would be to buy all the land and housing to support one. "
Why does it need to be a big cult? I think its a safe bet that scientology wants lots of members because that's where the money comes from. If you win the lottery the funding for your cult religion can come from the donations of one person. Of course there's no reason your religious beliefs can't include having multiple churches just because your entire flock could fit in one small church.
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Why yes I would, bring some Wine, and maybe some more wine.
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DO NOT BE AFRAID.How Great Thou Art. God has blessed America.
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Well okay, you're in.
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100Same digits. Different games.United States
Member #90,245
April 24, 2010
17,089 Posts
OfflineYou're missing the cold ones.
Before you play there are 2 choices to make. Low sum or high sum and consecutive pair or no consecutive pair. Choose correctly and you go from 120 combos down to 30. Not a bad starting point.
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DO NOT BE AFRAID.
How Great Thou Art. God has blessed America.
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