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Once every couple of days, though I know I should do it more for more important things.

I've used this program, it was pretty fun, though he had quite a bit of trouble guessing "Eragon"

On the holidays: Spoiled Eggnog.

At 6/3/13 06:22 PM, Fisplen wrote: I firmly believe there's a God watching us if that's what You're asking...
However I have tried to become a '' Good '' Christian instead of the '' Bad '' one I am at the moment.

I stopped using God's name in vain a couple of months ago and I am now starting to refrain from swearing a little , so I am making progress.

However I haven't been raised in a Religious household and have really stumbled upon The Bible myself , I can't exactly remember how.

It keeps me going in times of trouble knowing that there's someone watching over You and I actually attempted suicide about 2 or 3 years ago now by laying in the middle of the road , No car came.

I'm glad it's against Christianity to commit Suicide , that's also one of the things that held me back , fear of going to hell.

Let us speak privately, friend, where there will be peace among us. I think you are going to be a good cause for Christ, and I don't want to see you take yourself. PM me, alright?

Maybe you haven't listened to us enough to ever understand anything we are. If you want to see cults, go look into Religious Extremists, or maybe, satanism? Maybe even, some particular gangs? If you think a cult is a group who helps others to be better people to others and to help others understand our Lord's gracefulness, then you are surely incorrect. Worship is appreciation, not condemnation of others. You state for us to open our eyes, but they have already been opened, and for your eyes not to be facing where we're looking is the irony of judging us. Besides, if it's focus words that freak you out, does the shoelacing technique freak you out? Math equation techniques? Socializing strategies? I might fail to see your point in this, and I might be incorrect to do so, but you still fail to see our viewpoints, for it seems you think we're focusing on something completely different than the one who created you and me. I am sorry for the ranting, but still, I don't agree with you here.

Coolberries. Your speech is that of a cultist. What you said about closing your relationship to non-believers is what those who believe in Jehovah would say, an extremist group in Christianity. Limiting yourself to a certain group of people is not the way of Christianity. Working together towards building a better tomorrow is and you need as many people as possible to pull that off.

I know this. This is why I made this forum, in all my honesty. Every day I talk to my pastor with a problem me saying I feel like I'm not doing enough for God, he tells me to spread the word of Him so I can make it better, not just for myself, but for others. And it's clear and literally stated by some users that they NEED a God in their life, and some are willing to as well.

At 5/13/13 01:00 AM, ChloBro wrote:

At 5/12/13 10:30 PM, CoolBerries wrote:

At 5/12/13 06:39 AM, ChloBro wrote:

At 5/12/13 06:34 AM, BasedBubbus wrote:

At 5/12/13 06:27 AM, ChloBro wrote:

nah, the point is op used the word guy ambiguously

You can't use the word "guy" ambiguously because it denotes male...

IT'S A FREAKING BOTH-GENDER WORD. Welcome to American grammar.

So you think that if you described someone as a "short guy" they would ask you to clarify if it's a boy or girl?

Of course not! It's being used as a singular term! It's just like Spanish, if I say "Hermanos", I'm saying siblings, but it's a masculine term, so it really directly means "Brothers", so if I use it singularly, like "Hermano", you know it's a guy, but with "Hermanos" there could be freaking 7 sisters and one brother and it would be used to be correct. Guys is a masculine term, but in a situation like this "I need a guy" it's referring to ANYONE, therefor, the message is for EVERYONE, and yes, there are boys on this planet, too, you know.

At 5/12/13 01:14 AM, zag wrote: I can't believe that there people in the world who haven't seen an Ice Cream Truck :(

And if the truck isn't playing the melody to 'Do Your Ears Hang Low?," then it's not a real Ice Cream Truck.

Yeah. True dis.

At 5/12/13 06:39 AM, ChloBro wrote:

At 5/12/13 06:34 AM, BasedBubbus wrote:

At 5/12/13 06:27 AM, ChloBro wrote:

nah, the point is op used the word guy ambiguously

You can't use the word "guy" ambiguously because it denotes male...

IT'S A FREAKING BOTH-GENDER WORD. Welcome to American grammar.

Every freaking time I go to a dance and they play a slow dance song, it's freaking depressing as hell, like "When I was your man" by Bruno Mars, or breakup songs and crap, and they're often times the ONLY FREAKING SLOW DANCE SONG PLAYED! Sucks to, because I'm with my girlfriend at every dance, and it REALLY kills the mood!

I'm afraid of heights, but I'd do it, and I'd take my girlfriend. If she didn't want to go, I wouldn't do it, though.

At 5/12/13 07:34 PM, T3XT wrote: Outlawing gay marriage is just the dumbest widespread law there is.

Fuck it, I'm going to Canada

I agree. Yeah, that's the cross of Jesus you see, by the way. I support Gay Marriage.

We'll wait it out.

I would rub soap in my hands so they're soapy, then just rub my back to where needed.

#Flexibility FTW

At 5/12/13 02:52 PM, 372 wrote: OP it's okay, you don't want to date a coke addict anyhow, they're more trouble than they are worth

At 5/12/13 12:54 AM, HollowedPumkinz wrote:

At 5/11/13 10:31 PM, T3XT wrote: stuff

T3XT, I see you lost faith in your religion, here's more religion\

I don't understand why people feel the need to claim that they somehow know how the fucking entire universe was created
It's not going to help anyone with anything...

372, this isn't every one of us who is like this. The bible wasn't made to explain how we were made, it was made for our help as people, and I know, we've fought numerous times over this, but sometimes we just want to help.

At 5/11/13 04:02 PM, Darthdenim wrote: My wife left me for another man that has her on crack cocaine, and it really hurts.

Hey, you can PM me, we'll talk about it, alright? I don't want to start controversy here, and I want to be constructive. Let's talk.

Sigh.

Guys, you may say God's name openly or in vain as much as you guys want. If you're a Christian, Catholic, Presbyterian, or whatever, just try not to, unless you're talking about him in a manner of conversation.

It's not like "God" and "Jesus" are bad words, are they? I think this thread should just be put to a close in matter of us Christian folks' sake.

At 4/30/13 09:00 PM, KillerSkull wrote: I also like that they brought back the "Let's Build!" series. It's very enjoyable to watch Geoff and Gavin build their Minecraft structures.

I like to see Geoff drunk and Gavin gay, too.

At 4/30/13 12:33 AM, KillerSkull wrote:

At 4/30/13 12:31 AM, CoolBerries wrote: I'd like to join.

"MARK NUUUUUUUUUUTT!"
~Gavino Free

Welcome to the club! What do you think of the new "Let's Play!" channel? I love it because it makes things seem more organized between RT and AH videos.

"FLYING DAD BOMB!" ~ Ray

I like it, that way my subscription priorities are easier to place. Makes me lol when people think that it's not Achievement Hunter and think it's some kid.

"Team Nice Dynamite!"
~Gavino Free

I'd like to join.

"MARK NUUUUUUUUUUTT!"
~Gavino Free

Where you look at your friends list and nobody is online.

At 4/28/13 03:36 PM, i-am-ghey wrote: prove me wrong.

I. WAS LITERALLY DOING THE SAME THING AS THE GUY IN THE PICTURE.

Yes!! It's like the funnest thing in the world! I used to be really shy, and hated dancing more than anything, until the first semester of 8th Grade PE, had the greatest time of my life.

At 4/24/13 09:08 PM, 372 wrote:

At 4/24/13 08:34 PM, CoolBerries wrote:

At 4/24/13 11:03 AM, Inquisitorical-Lad wrote:

At 4/10/13 11:58 PM, CoolBerries wrote:

In fact, my church does this thing I think is rather brilliant, and they give us three focus words: Up, in, out. Up for our relationship with God, In for our relationship with other believers, and out for your relationship with non-believers, and we really focus on these, for it really does help.

Holy shit you're brainwashed man.
I'm not even kidding, dude you're in a cult. Open your eyes. Listen to yourself man

Maybe you haven't listened to us enough to ever understand anything we are. If you want to see cults, go look into Religious Extremists, or maybe, satanism? Maybe even, some particular gangs? If you think a cult is a group who helps others to be better people to others and to help others understand our Lord's gracefulness, then you are surely incorrect. Worship is appreciation, not condemnation of others. You state for us to open our eyes, but they have already been opened, and for your eyes not to be facing where we're looking is the irony of judging us. Besides, if it's focus words that freak you out, does the shoelacing technique freak you out? Math equation techniques? Socializing strategies? I might fail to see your point in this, and I might be incorrect to do so, but you still fail to see our viewpoints, for it seems you think we're focusing on something completely different than the one who created you and me. I am sorry for the ranting, but still, I don't agree with you here.

At 4/24/13 11:03 AM, Inquisitorical-Lad wrote:

At 4/10/13 11:58 PM, CoolBerries wrote: Who here, on Newgrounds, can say with confidence that they are a Christian? And yes, being Catholic, Presbyterian or anything like that counts. I just want to see the responses that you may have.

I can say that I am a Christian in full honesty. I practice it through the way I live, not so much through praise.

By this I mean that I try to help people whenever I can. I only fight if I have to fight and only for someone else. I never steal or cheat. I try to be generous. I try not to curse and I try to be patient and forgiving.

There is a lot of "trying" yes, but people are tried every day and they are not perfect. I still believe this is the right way to practice Christian faith today.

This is very true, and if one is not Christian and might be going the wrong direction in life, I do try to convince them about this kind of faith basis, for it may help anyone become a better person, and to be able to here the words God has to say to them better. In fact, my church does this thing I think is rather brilliant, and they give us three focus words: Up, in, out. Up for our relationship with God, In for our relationship with other believers, and out for your relationship with non-believers, and we really focus on these, for it really does help.

At 4/24/13 10:44 AM, encasedcase wrote:

At 4/22/13 09:47 PM, CoolBerries wrote:

At 4/22/13 07:38 PM, 372 wrote:

At 4/22/13 07:32 PM, badfurrykitty wrote:

At 4/22/13 07:04 PM, 372 wrote:

on the contrary my friend, You shouldn't take everything the bible say literally. I can assure you I'll be dead by now if I tried too

Yeah I don't but a hell of a lot of people do you know.

This is true, and sometimes people take single scriptures out of context and then flee their religion and/or do extreme things that are, if not more, unnecessary.

How sad it is that a lot of people use the bible for personal gain. Even worse, they use it as a weapon to condemn people they dislike. They twist the words instead of understanding them better and living by them.

I agree, I see many Christians do this. What many people don't do, though, is mention to people their reflection of God, for it is said in the old testament, and new testament, I believe (Correct me if I am wrong) "Everything created was made with a reflection of God in it", and mentioning how one may be reflected by God is better than saying that God will turn them for eternal damnation.

At 4/23/13 10:06 PM, 372 wrote:

Did you ever read his message? He says he is willing, Mr. Smarts.

Okay okay you got me, I'm just messing around.
Your well mannered posture is making it just so much less fun.
You where supposed to get angry and stuff so I can be like LOL..
You have defeated me.

... I have nothing to say to you.

I taste a lawsuit. DUDE, YOU'RE RIGHT.

At 4/22/13 09:59 PM, 372 wrote:

on the contrary my friend, You shouldn't take everything the bible say literally. I can assure you I'll be dead by now if I tried too

Yeah I don't but a hell of a lot of people do you know.

This is true, and sometimes people take single scriptures out of context and then flee their religion and/or do extreme things that are, if not more, unnecessary.

are you saying it's unnecessary to think and research an organization before you declare it's beliefs as your own?
And separate from that organization if you find many things that you do not approve of?

I have no clue why you state this, you may research a religion for years without joining it, and it's completely necessary to know what you're getting into. I was not Christian until just recently, because I finally didn't fail to understand it's meaning, and I was overjoyed. What I do disapprove of is taking one's words out of context.

At 4/22/13 09:55 PM, 372 wrote:

but reasons beyond us, but it is always possible. PM me, we'll talk about this more in-depth.

omg he's gonna go convert this guy

don't try to understand :))))))))
u cant its gods incomprehensible glory :)))))))
worship jesus christ your 1 true mater :)))))))

Did you ever read his message? He says he is willing, Mr. Smarts.

At 4/22/13 08:49 PM, Himynameisjacob wrote:
What I meant is that as he went through his life, he changed his opinions. At one time he didn't believe women were meant to teach, or even had a place in important discussions.
Later on, though, he befriended a woman who gave her life to preaching. His mind changed.

He was a smart and influential man, but not at all a figure of absolute truth.

This is true, for Paul was one who kept his ears to himself to not only see the best ways for him and others, but to see if what God was saying to him was always true. I said this inaccurately, I know, but you know what I'm saying.