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Wow, ATOT is so antagonistic lately

Megatomic

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It's almost comical. Was it like this at the beginning of last year, too? I didn't venture into ATOT until later in 2004...
 
Originally posted by: HardcoreRobot
its not the time of year, the elites or lifers, or the full moon

it is the abundance of RETARDED ASS NOOBS
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K, who left the Newb door unlocked?
 
This is just like the rest of the world- Some people who have the same interest set up a community. Then people grow to hate each other and belittle others. I guess thats just the course of civilization.
 
Good, because it's been incredibly boring in here lately. I've had to go and post in P&N for entertainment.
 
Originally posted by: judasmachine
religious people crave persecution and will always start controversy to fufill their own prophecy.
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There was actually a thread in P&N a few months ago that linked to an article about that line of thinking...shoot...what was it?

It might have been that Rolling Stone columnist that went "undercover" into the Bush campaign in Florida and stayed with some very religious people (I shan't call them Christian as they weren't what Christ taught). He pretty much came up with the summary that religious people continue to seek out challenges like abortion, same-sex marriage, etc. in order to challenge their faith. If/when they are victorious in their efforts, they look to it as strengthening their faith.


Morons, imo.
 
most recently, it's because MichaelD is an idiot.

But in general, it's because people have a tendency to justify their own beliefs by alienating opposing beliefs.

In other news. I like key lime pie.
 
Originally posted by: yoda291
most recently, it's because MichaelD is an idiot.

But in general, it's because people have a tendency to justify their own beliefs by alienating opposing beliefs.

In other news. I like key lime pie.
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Key lime pie is awesome, I wish I could take another trip to the Florida Keys....thats where to get the good stuff.
 
Originally posted by: conjur
Originally posted by: judasmachine
religious people crave persecution and will always start controversy to fufill their own prophecy.
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There was actually a thread in P&N a few months ago that linked to an article about that line of thinking...shoot...what was it?

It might have been that Rolling Stone columnist that went "undercover" into the Bush campaign in Florida and stayed with some very religious people (I shan't call them Christian as they weren't what Christ taught). He pretty much came up with the summary that religious people continue to seek out challenges like abortion, same-sex marriage, etc. in order to challenge their faith. If/when they are victorious in their efforts, they look to it as strengthening their faith.


Morons, imo.
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That sounds very likely. Just like all militant radicals, religious or not.
 
Originally posted by: Hankerton
Originally posted by: yoda291
most recently, it's because MichaelD is an idiot.

But in general, it's because people have a tendency to justify their own beliefs by alienating opposing beliefs.

In other news. I like key lime pie.
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Key lime pie is awesome, I wish I could take another trip to the Florida Keys....thats where to get the good stuff.
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I actually had a great key lime pie up in Ann Arbor, MI one time.
 
Originally posted by: rasholianmon
it must be something in the water...

no wait, that was me, I just Fausted... sorry.
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You know, if you're going to insult me, it would behoove you to do so in a semi-original manner. Taking something I typed in one of your idiotic threads and replacing your name with mine just makes you look like an even bigger idiot.

 
Originally posted by: conjur
Originally posted by: Hankerton
Originally posted by: yoda291
most recently, it's because MichaelD is an idiot.

But in general, it's because people have a tendency to justify their own beliefs by alienating opposing beliefs.

In other news. I like key lime pie.
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Key lime pie is awesome, I wish I could take another trip to the Florida Keys....thats where to get the good stuff.
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I actually had a great key lime pie up in Ann Arbor, MI one time.
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There's the shortest sweetest old lady who sells the most amazing key lime pie over in the fair on 14th St here. I haven't seen her in a while tho :-(
 
Originally posted by: Megatomic
It's almost comical. Was it like this at the beginning of last year, too? I didn't venture into ATOT until later in 2004...
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I know, like that complacent guy. He starts talking about how he hates people who assumes stuff, then he starts putting words in my mouth about things I've never said.

I guess people just have that passion to really be antagonistic.
 
Originally posted by: rasholianmon
Originally posted by: judasmachine
religious people crave persecution and will always start controversy to fufill their own prophecy.
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he said "antagonistic", not "agnostic"
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hehe oops. i read it as antiagnostic, and thought he was referring to a religious wave. sorry guys i spend way too much time in P&N.
 
Originally posted by: yoda291
Originally posted by: conjur
Originally posted by: Hankerton
Originally posted by: yoda291
most recently, it's because MichaelD is an idiot.

But in general, it's because people have a tendency to justify their own beliefs by alienating opposing beliefs.

In other news. I like key lime pie.
Click to expand...
Key lime pie is awesome, I wish I could take another trip to the Florida Keys....thats where to get the good stuff.
Click to expand...
I actually had a great key lime pie up in Ann Arbor, MI one time.
Click to expand...

There's the shortest sweetest old lady who sells the most amazing key lime pie over in the fair on 14th St here. I haven't seen her in a while tho :-(
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that is really good pie... I miss that lady... Greetings from A2
 
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