Everyone welcome me back.

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I knew something was happen with "Pube Muppet." It seems whenever the ClockCrew comes up a shitty flash, people either make a cult about it or want to go KKK after it.

What happened to the website, or the Crew for that matter? The old BBS users: they disappear, too? HAS NG'S OLD BLOOD RUN DRY?!

At 2/6/03 05:55 PM, Dark_Sk8er_Grrrl wrote: In all my time at NG I have never seen one topic of a girl complaining about guy problems. I'm here to change that.

Normally I'd post a large paragraph of rational advice, but now I just don't care.

Put a hammer and sickle in the backround, too, please.

I BEG IN THE NAME OF ALL THAT IS HOLY! MAKE ONE OF ME! PLEEEEASE! I'LL PERFORM SEXUAL FAVORS, I WILL!

At 2/6/03 05:41 PM, Dark_Sk8er_Grrrl wrote:
OMG THAT DESCRIBES ME!

Prove it.

At 2/6/03 05:41 PM, Dark_Sk8er_Grrrl wrote:

At 2/6/03 05:31 PM, juggalo7 wrote: cute eyes
excellent hairstyle
nice lips;)
nice ass
soft skin

OMG THAT DESCRIBES ME!

*runs and hides in corner from juggalo7*

At 2/6/03 05:37 PM, juggalo7 wrote: ok ill go all out and tell more...some may get annoyed

love
compassion
tight pussy
sensative clitoris{optional}
playfulness
open minded
shyness{love that}
cute smile
smells great
loves sex{who doesnt?

Damn, you're shallow, dude.

At 2/6/03 04:27 PM, KaneOfNod wrote: The proper name is Hallmark Day.

ROFLMAO

I've realized that trying to influence, much less change the masses is futile.

At 2/6/03 03:13 PM, Ps2_Lover_666 wrote:
im probably the only christian here

You're not alone, but I do think it's amusing that you're a self-professed Christian, yet you have the number '666' in your alias.

I'm very eclectic in my sprituality and religious beliefs, however they are founded principally upon tenets of Christian mysticism and Buddhism. Setting religious dogma aside, these two religious philosophies are quite similar. As for CATS Clock's statement on the Christian emphasis on fellowship, this is very true. However, one does not need to be in a specially-designated place for worship to be in communion with others; a church is simply two or more congregated in the name of God. In this case, I would be "at church" very frequently, as when I'm with my close friends, "God" is always at the center of our discussion and activity. But I do think it was not...kind to say that another isn't following their "religion" because they don't necessarily subscribe to the views of the religious majority or engage in activities others might. If this were the case, many churches would label me as a heretic or "not a true Christian" because of my beliefs.
I think it's good to challenge the norm: it gives opportunity to experience new avenues of spirituality, to open the mind to areas which might not otherwise be accessible if one decided to merely "go with the grain." So in that case, yes, you could say I'm relatively "anti-organized religion." While I believe it is important to 'do your own thing,' I still believe that it is imperative to adhere to the advisement of conscience; but whether or not you acknowledge yourself to have one to begin with is another matter.

"He (Garwhali sadhu) believed that the kingdom of God is in every human being and that Jesus, after being anointed, became Christ. He held that Christ is universal consciousness and that no one can reach the 'ultimate reality' without reaching Christ-consciousness. This is rarely understood by Christians in general, although mystics of Christianity understood it well." Living with the Himalayan Masters, Swami Rama

At 2/6/03 03:29 PM, DingleberryClock wrote: Variochana Clock makes too many stupid topics, about the same subject no less. Would everyone quit posting for him?

I don't see how this is legitimately stupid or regarding the last subject I posted about.

At 2/5/03 09:04 PM, Rydia_Lockheart wrote:
Try the Politics section for intelligent fare. Oh, and I love your pic. :D

Um, which pic might I ask? This one?

At 2/5/03 09:01 PM, Taxman2A wrote: Has your head been completely submerged in your ass for the past year?

Considering for six months in 2002 I was incarcerated and that I don't get out much, I'd say yes.

I've never heard of "Avril" before? I guess she's supposed to be some sort of musician? Anyhoo, I went onto Google's image search engine and I got a picture. Is this the person you guys always talk about?

The average user of the NG bulletin board has an intelligence substantially inferior to that of those using the Clock Crew forums

At 2/5/03 07:56 PM, Spoiledmilk wrote:

At 2/5/03 07:55 PM, ManWithTheGoldenGun wrote: I don't have a ride. :'(

HAhaha..your poor

The only reason I have my ride is because my grandfather died and I inherited. :'(

*Mitsubishi

Why hasn't Wade implemented an "edit post" option yet?

NG shows me theirs!
I have a '90 Dodge Ram pickup. It's a Mistubishi import for Dodge. It's hauled alot of landscaping materials and refuse to the landfills in its day.

At 2/5/03 07:46 PM, Deimenor wrote: i agree, posting 3 huge posts copied from a book sucks

Interesting information all the same, regardless of the source, I say.

At 2/5/03 07:42 PM, MidgetThug wrote:

...just reminds me how much i hate all the girls who fuck with my mind.

Which they will do without fail.

Um, I do write in my own words, and that last thread wasn't mere "history book text." I don't even own a history book to the best of my knowledge.

Makes me wonder why I even come here if people aren't going to respond to anything I say exceeding one line of basic vocabulary, which most times isn't even spelled correctly.

I hate Valentine's Day. Every year it's sure to prolong the suffering caused by loneliness. Whoever brought it up:

Britain was once a northwestem part of the Roman Empire. But by the year 1763, it had become the British Empire-the Britannia that ruled the seven seas. By 1776 its 13 American colonies had declared their independence in order to set up the United States of America. In later years, however, Britain and the United States became partners in both war and peace. Thus, the Anglo-American combination came into existence as the seventh world power of Bible prophecy Like the Roman Empire, it has proved to be "strong like iron," exercising ironlike authority. The iron legs of the dream image thus include both the Roman Empire and the Anglo-American dual world power.

Daniel next told Nebuchadnezzar: "Whereas you beheld the feet and the toes to be partly of molded clay of a potter and partly of iron, the kingdom itself will prove to be divided, but somewhat of the hardness of iron will prove to be in it, forasmuch as you beheld the iron mixed with moist clay And as for the toes of the feet being partly of iron and partly of molded clay, the kingdom will partly prove to be strong and will partly prove to be fragile. Whereas you beheld iron mixed with moist clay, they will come to be mixed with the offspring of mankind; but they will not prove to be sticking together, this one to that one, just as iron is not mixing with molded clay" -Daniel 2:41-43.

What did Daniel say about the feet and the toes of the image?

The succession of world powers represented by the various parts of the image in Nebuchadnezzar's dream began with the head and extended down to the feet. Logically, the feet and toes of "iron mixed with moist clay" would symbolize the final manifestation of human rule that would exist during "the time of the end." -Daniel 12:4.

This manifestation is recognized to be the New World Order, or one-world government, but because of political division (iron and clay amalgam), the division being into ten parts (toes), the power cannot stand. This tenpart division is displayed in the official recognized global seperation of those attempting to implement and perpetuate the "New World Order."If you're more interested in obtaining facts on the New World Order, post here.

Below: The Ten Regions (Toes) Of The New World

Medo-Persia replaced the Babylonian Empire as dominant world power in 539 B.C.E. At 62 years of age, Darius the Mede became the first ruler of the conquered city of Babylon. (Daniel 5:30, 31) For a short time, he and Cyrus the Persian reigned jointly over the Medo-Persian Empire. When Darius died, Cyrus became the sole head of the Persian Empire. For the Jews in Babylon, the reign of Cyrus meant release from captivity. In 537 B.C.E., Cyrus issued a decree that allowed Jewish exiles in Babylon to return to their homeland and rebuild Jerusalem and God's temple. The typical kingdom of God, however, was not reestablished in Judah and Jerusalem.-2 Chronicles 36:22, 23; Ezra l:l-22a.

The silver breasts and arms of the dream image pictured the line of Persian kings beginning with Cyrus the Great. That dynasty lasted for over 200 years. Cyrus is thought to have died while on a military campaign in 530 B.C.E. Of some 12 kings that succeeded him to the throne of the Persian Empire, at least 2 dealt favorably with God's chosen people. One was Darius I (Persian), and the other was Artaxerxes I (Media).

What did the silver breasts and arms of Nebuchadnezzar's dream image picture?

Darius I was third in the line of Persian kings after Cyrus the Great. The preceding two were Cambyses II and his brother Bardiya (or perhaps a Magian pretender named Gaumata). By the time Darius I, also known as Darius the Great, ascended the throne in 521 B.C.E., the work of rebuilding the temple in Jerusalem was under ban. Upon uncovering the document containing Cyrus' decree in the archives at Ecbatana, Darius did more than remove the ban in 520 B.C.E. He also provided funds from the royal treasury for rebuilding the temple.-Ezra 6:1-12.

The next Persian ruler to assist in Jewish restoration efforts was Artaxerxes I, who succeeded his father Ahasuerus (Xerxes I) in 475 B.C.E. Artaxerxes was surnamed Longimanus because his right hand was longer than the left. During the 20th year of his reign, in 455 B.C.E., he commissioned his Jewish cupbearer Nehemiah to be governor of Judah and to rebuild Jerusalem's walls. This action marked the start of the 'seventy weeks of years' outlined in the 9th chapter of Daniel and set the dates for the appearance and the death of the Messiah, or Christ, Jesus of Nazareth: Daniel 9:24-27; Nehemiah 1:1; 2:1-18.

Daniel told Nebuchadnezzar that the belly and thighs of the immense image constituted "another kingdom, a third one, of copper, that [would] rule over the whole earth." (Daniel 2:32, 39) This third kingdom would follow Babylonia and Medo-Persia. As copper is inferior to silver, this new world power would be inferior to Medo-Persia in that it would not be honored with any privilege like that of liberating God's people. However, the copperlike kingdom would "rule over the whole earth " indicating that it would be more extensive than either Babylonia or Medo-Persia. What do the facts of history bear out about this world power?

18 Shortly after inheriting the throne of Macedonia in 336 B.C.E. at 20 years of age, ambitious Alexander III embarked upon a campaign of conquest. Because of his military successes, he came to be called Alexander the Great. Gaining one victory after another, he kept moving into the Persian domain. When he defeated Darius III in battle at Gaugamela in 331 B.C.E., the Persian Empire began to collapse and Alexander established Greece as the new world power.

After the victory at Gaugamela, Alexander went on to take the Persian capitals Babylon, Susa, Persepolis, and Ecbatana. Subduing the rest of the Persian Empire, he extended his conquests into western India. Greek colonies were established in the conquered lands. Thus, Greek language and culture spread throughout the realm. The Grecian Empire, in fact, became greater than any that had preceded it. As Daniel had foretold, the copper kingdom `ruled over the whole earth.' One result of this was that Greek (Koine) became an international language. With its capacity for accurate expression, it proved highly suitable for writing the Christian Greek Scriptures and for spreading the good news of God's Kingdom.

What became of the Grecian Empire after the death of Alexander the Great?

Daniel continued his explanation of the dream image: "As for the fourth kingdom [after Babylon, MedoPersia, and Greece], it will prove to be strong like iron. Forasmuch as iron is crushing and grinding everything else, so, like iron that shatters, it will crush and shatter even all these." (Daniel 2:40) In its strength and ability to crush, this world power would be like iron-stronger than the empires represented by gold, silver, or copper. The Roman Empire was such a power.

The iron legs of Nebuchadnezzar's dream image pictured not only the Roman Empire but also its political outgrowth. Consider these words recorded at Revelation 17:10: "There are seven kings: five have fallen, one is, the other has not yet arrived, but when he does arrive he must remain a short while." When the apostle John penned these words, he was being held in exile by the Romans, on the isle of Patmos. The five fallen kings, or world powers, were Egypt, Assyria, Babylon, Medo-Persia, and Greece. The sixth-the Roman Empire-was still in power. But it also was to fall, and the seventh king would arise from one of Rome's captured territories. What world power would that be?

Does The "New World" Division Of Globe Into Regions Support Prophecy? (post #1)

I know alot of you users don't particularly care for Judeo-Christian theology, but please bear with me here. This is pretty interesting.
If for anything at all, read the following as a story. I will explain the rest at the end.

"In the second year of the kingship of Nebuchadnezzar," wrote the prophet Daniel, "Nebuchadnezzar dreamed dreams; and his spirit began to feel agitated, and his very sleep was made to be something beyond him." (Daniel 2:1) The dreamer was Nebuchadnezzar, the king of the Babylonian Empire. He had effectively become world ruler in 607 B.C.E. when God allowed him to destroy Jerusalem and its temple. In the second year of Nebuchadnezzar's reign as world ruler (606/605 B.C.E.), God sent him a terrifying dream.

This dream distressed Nebuchadnezzar so much that he could not sleep. Naturally, he was anxious to know its meaning. But the mighty king had forgotten the dream! So he summoned Babylon's magicians, enchanters, and sorcerers, and he demanded that they relate the dream and interpret it. The task was beyond them. Their failure so infuriated Nebuchadnezzar that he issued a command "to destroy all the wise men of Babylon." This decree would bring the prophet Daniel face-to-face with the appointed executioner. Why? Because he and his three Hebrew companions-Hananiah, Mishael, and Azariah-were counted among the wise men of Babylon. -Daniel 2:2-14.

After learning the reason for Nebuchadnezzar's harsh decree, "Daniel himself went in and asked from the king that he should give him time expressly to show the very interpretation to the king." This was granted. Daniel returned to his house, and he and his three Hebrew friends prayed, asking "for mercies on the part of the God of heaven concerning this secret." In a vision that very night, God revealed to Daniel the secret of the dream. Gratefully, Daniel said: "Let the name of God become blessed from time indefinite even to time indefinite, for wisdom and mightiness-for they belong to him. And he is changing times and seasons, removing kings and setting up kings, giving wisdom to the wise ones and knowledge to those knowing discernment. He is revealing the deep things and the concealed things, knowing what is in the darkness; and with him the light does dwell." For such insight, Daniel praised God: Daniel 2:15-23.

The following day, Daniel approached Arioch, the chief of the bodyguard, who had been appointed to destroy the wise men of Babylon. Upon leaning that Daniel could interpret the dream, Arioch rushed him to the king. Taking no credit for himself, Daniel told Nebuchadnezzar: "There exists a God in the heavens who is a Revealer of secrets, and he has made known to King Nebuchadnezzar what is to occur in the final part of the days." Daniel was ready to reveal not only the future of the Babylonian Empire but an outline of world events from Nebuchadnezzar's day to our time and beyond.-Daniel 2:24-30.

Nebuchadnezzar listened intently as Daniel explained: "You, O king, happened to be beholding, and, look! a certain immense image. That image, which was large and the brightness of which was extraordinary, was standing in front of you, and its appearance was dreadful. As regards that image, its head was of good gold, its breasts and its arms were of silver, its belly and its thighs were of copper, its legs were of iron, its feet were partly of iron and partly of molded clay. You kept on looking until a stone was cut out not by hands, and it struck the image on its feet of iron and of molded day and crushed them. At that time the iron, the molded clay, the copper, the silver and the gold were, all together, crushed and became like the chaff from the summer threshing floor, and the wind carried them away so that no trace at all was found of them. And as for the stone that struck the image, it became a large mountain and filled the whole earth:' -Daniel 2:31-35.
How thrilled Nebuchadnezzar must have been to hear Daniel unfold the dream! But wait! Babylon's wise men would be spared only if Daniel also interpreted the dream. Speaking for himself and his three Hebrew friends, Daniel declared: "This is the dream, and its interpretation we shall say before the king."-Daniel 2:36.

What was represented by the head of gold?

Daniel told Nebuchadnezzar: "After you there will rise another kingdom inferior to you." (Daniel 2:39) A kingdom symbolized by the image's breasts and arms of silver would succeed Nebuchadnezzar's dynasty. Some 200 years earlier, Isaiah had foretold this kingdom, even giving the name of its victorious king-Cyrus. (Isaiah 13: 1-17; 21:2-9; 44:24-45:7,13) This was the Medo-Persian Empire. Even though Medo-Persia developed a great civilization that was not secondary to that of the Babylonian Empire, this latter kingdom is represented by silver, a metal less precious than gold. It was inferior to the Babylonian world power in that it did not have the distinction of overturning Judah, the typical kingdom of God with its capital at Jerusalem.
Some 60 years after interpreting the dream, Daniel witnessed the end of Nebuchadnezzar's dynasty. Daniel was present on the night of October 5/6, 539 B.C.E., when the Medo-Persian army took seemingly impregnable Babylon and executed King Belshazzar. With the death of Belshazzar, the golden head of the dream image-the Babylonian Empire-ceased to exist.