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I'm going to a Christian youth conference in June.

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🙁. so he went crying to you? "tell me about your mother". is a line that sig freud used in bill & teds excellent adventure. its for people who have emo issues. surely some of u caught the reference.

Nah, he didn't. I just thought I'd riff off of your reference, since, frankly, you seemed like the one going emo.

Hey, it's a religion thread. Nobody seems to come out of these looking good, balanced or sane. <shrug>
 
ick, my parents made me go to several of those things when i was a teenager. horrible events. boring, brainwashing, and full of bullshit.

i wasnt an atheist at the time, but i definitely wasnt even half as religious as my parents wanted me to be, and my parents are nutjobs so they made me go hoping to change that.

*shudder*

i finally got them to leave me the fuck alone about it, then one guy in school i knew signed up for one expecting he could go get some ass. he got nada, had a horrible time and said he wished he took my advice
 
I remember that fad when I was in my late teens. Every one around my age at work was a "born again Christian" or loved Jesus and had bible verses as MSN names.

Bring birth control...

WTF kind of fad is that?!

Tye dyed Tshirts, acid, and the Grateful Dead. Now that's a fad ;^)
 
Have fun being brain washed!

I will only respect you if you get laid at this camp. I will respect you moar if you do two at once!!!

FTW!
 
while i think of it

Joseph F = the new trident?

Who shall be the one to tell trident that his services are no longer required

?
 
I'll be going to Greenville, SC for a Christian youth conference from June 20th to the 25th. Check out the to bring list and the rules: :awe:

What to bring:
1. A hungry heart
2. Bible, pen, notebook
3. Single-bed sheets and blanket, pillow, pillow case, towels, soap, & shampoo
4. Women: walking shorts, or blue jeans, skirts, or dresses (shorts or skirts should be of modest length and blue jeans of modest fit), at least one dark t-shirt, swimming suit, shorts to cover swim suit, and tennis shoes.
5. Suntan lotion
6. An alarm clock
7. Extra money for snacks
8. A day pack for the mountain trip

Things not to bring:
1. A reluctance to serve
2. Guys: Tank-tops
3. Girls: Spaghetti strap blouses, tube tops, mid-drift shirts or anything else that could be deemed immodest.

Rules:
1. Rejoice always.
2. All those attending the conference are expected to attend all the sessions unless sick.
3. Men and women may not at any time walk down one another’s dorm hallway or visit one another’s rooms. D:
4. Men and women are not permitted to physically touch one another except inadvertent contact during sports or to assist one another. D:
5. A guy and a girl should not be alone together on the campus. D:
6. All those attending the conference will be expected to remain on campus during the week except for Conference-planned off campus activities.
7. Men and women may not visit the swimming area except during their respective designated hours for swimming.
8. Women must wear swimming covers to walk to and from the swimming area.
9. Avoid practical jokes. The obligation to “get even” always results in pranks increasing in number and intensity and can mean anger or injury to some, more clean-up work for the staff, and distractions for everyone.
10. If guys or girls desire to listen to music, it can only be done with earphones.
11. Lights-out is at 11:00 PM. (This means hit-the-hay, no further use of phones or other pursuits to keep each other awake.)
12. Unless related to a staff member, parents should try to make arrangements for their children to stay off campus if they have to arrive a day early or stay a day late.
13. No food or drink (besides water) in the auditorium.
13. Please resist the temptation to step or wade in the campus waterfall. The liner can tear.
14. All are expected to pay attention during the teaching sessions, therefore no use of cell phones to text or to talk is permitted.
15. When you leave, please help us by picking up all the trash from your rooms and take it to the dumpster by the shop building. Thanks!

Anyone else think a few of these rules are teh ghey?

Where is this ? Afghanistan ? :biggrin:
 
I am just joking.

If it makes you feel, you are becoming a better person, please do so.
If you enjoy the socializing, the more the better.
But always make sure you are allowed to critically question subjects.
Whenever people come up with answers containing circular logic, beware...
Whenever people enforce their views upon you beware...
 
I am just joking.

If it makes you feel, you are becoming a better person, please do so.
If you enjoy the socializing, the more the better.
But always make sure you are allowed to critically question subjects.
Whenever people come up with answers containing circular logic, beware...
Whenever people enforce their views upon you beware...

If a priests asks you to bend over. Beware!
 
I am just joking.

If it makes you feel, you are becoming a better person, please do so.
If you enjoy the socializing, the more the better.
But always make sure you are allowed to critically question subjects.
Whenever people come up with answers containing circular logic, beware...
Whenever people enforce their views upon you beware...

If a priests asks you to bend over. Beware!

Sea Moose with the win. 😀
 
similar to a moral argument about religion:


what about this camp/conference would be any less fun if it weren't based on religion? go somewhere else man
 
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