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The guy in the video argues his point just a tiny bit better than My Dear Sweet Olivia. Grasping at straws. And these women act as if he has a point. I don't get it.
"And these women act as if he has a point. I don’t get it."
Maybe they're afraid what could happen if they don't support him?
@ Robert: IMHO it is not they are afraid: try chanting 5 times a day, learning the Koran by rote and see if you are not brainwashed by the time you hit your teens.....hence the way the women act and hence the Obione's kissing and bowing routine we witnessed a few years ago.... :-(
dern straight newsel.
Brainwashing is a powerful tool. But why did some of the women have their hair uncovered? Weren't they afraid the old man would get excited?
The guy in this video must be well off. He moved up from a towel to a tablecloth.
I don't think he is doing that well, he still has a soup bowl on his head.
A. Smithee:
Thanks so much for utilizing a sub-titled video! I do so appreciate it!
Yet so many of the people here are completely unaware of what the mussies have in mind...
Oh, but I'm sure that was just a few radicals, and the hundreds standing around watching and cheering really didn't want those things to happen. Right?
Religion of "Piece"... And yet, the libtards, including WOMEN'S RIGHTS GROUPS, and their Moron-stream media keep hyping tolerance of this religion.
Love him or hate him, if Tim Tebow were Muslim, you think anyone on the left would tolerate him being mocked?
StrinaM:"if Tim Tebow were Muslim, you think anyone on the left would tolerate him being mocked?"
Though I'm a lifelong fan of the Packers, I love Tebow's success because of how much militants like Bill Maher hate him. And now they're really freakin' out because of what Tebow did last night. He completed 10 passes for 316 yards in the victory over the Steelers. That's 31.6 yards per pass. CBS' rating for the fourth quarter of the game was an astounding 31.6. And Tebow's favorite Scripture is John 3:16:"For God so loved the world that he gave his only Son, so that everyone who believes in him might not perish but might have eternal life."
"For God so loved the world that he gave his only Son, so that everyone who believes in him might not perish but might have eternal life.”
This sounds like the ISV
Much different than most other English translations in use today, I will use what I think is the most common version in use today, KJV (Cambridge ed.:
"For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life."
I point to the most obvious difference "might have eternal..."
If I had a koine greek typewriter I could be more effective, but one may follow the link below to understand why "might have" is not a viable translation of the original greek.
"might have" indicates something not yet obtained, imo.
have, hold, possess, i believe, are 1st. person, present perfect tenses.
editted: have, hold, possess, verb, present, active subjunctive - Third person singular
I hope that's not too hard to follow and that nobody thinks I'm trying to be a pompous smart-aleck. And I'm not looking for a big fight, but definitions and true translations are necessary in this day, don't you agree MDL?
I know you're RC and I'm nominally protestant but I have a great deal of respect for your posted opinions and therefore you.
Robert, I just picked a Bible off the shelf to give the John 3:16 Tebow quote. I actually prefer ancient translations of the Bible. I like a translation that might go something like this:"What doth it profiteth a man to gain the whole world and suffer the loss of his soul?" We would probably agree on modern translations of the Bible sometimes not getting the original meaning. Most of my Bibles are Catholic but I also enjoy some King James and other translations, though again my preference is for ancient texts.
I've read some of The RC English translations, I'm not a linguist by any means. Bel and the Dragon? And some other books that aren't in the KJV canon.
I grew up with KJV red letter edition.
I'm certainly intrigued by the ancient words. Biblical Archaeological Review used to be one of my favorite mags to sit down and read cover to cover.
I'm most familiar with KJV NIV and RSV, Can't read the Vulgate in the original, and I don't know Hebrew, but I once came across an Old Testament in Hebrew and English. That was cool.
oh I was thinkin a minute ago, I got a vid for ya!
And If you're cool, later on I'll innerdooce ya to a Rock Song inspired by an old time gospel song.
I like the online Bible Gateway. And I've visited The RC encyclopedia on occasion.
Robert, I saw Mr. Mister at the Kentucky State Fair in 1985. I believe the opening act was The Bangles, who were cute girls. That song makes me feel old because I was only 20 when I saw Mr. Mister.
That must've been some Concert
gunter, glieben glouchen globen
My sister was a Def Leppard head during the 80s. I liked their song "Animal". It's sad what happened to their drummer but he has shown that one can overcome a disability with perseverance. I think he changed his life after that.
The Nine Hand band.
the million times better than any other band in the whole wide world band
Rick is Awesome. They lost Steamin' Steve a number of years ago, and now Viv Campbell plays guit now, Phil Collen got married last year to a very lovely lady, a model I believe, from South Africa if memory serves. beautiful wedding pix.
Bears fan here... I will try to overlook the cheese-head hat on your head. LOL! :)
Born in Wisconsin in 1957. Bred to harbor disdain for the evils of the chicago care bears since forever. Formative years spent watching the Green Bay Packers win three consecutive NFL championships, a feat not yet matched, much less put behind. Won't point out (chuckle) that the Packers hold the most championship titles of the NFL over all or that Aaron Rodgers cannot, contrary to popular belief, walk on water, like Lombardi did - he gives lessons for that in heaven now.
Tim Tebow is a most humble man with a great deal of talent and I look forward to him getting a little more to be humble about in Indianapolis in a few weeks. Imagine, rookie QB going to the big dance. Outstanding.
May the mussies feel the wrath and fall to their faces under the will of the God of Nature and all that man can perceive.
God bless America and all IHTMers (with the obvious exception of oblovia and all her ilk), even those who question His existence (ditto that last parenthetic, who can bite silicon) and Chicagoans, too (except the lying bastard politicians - all of em, and those dirty farkn cops there, too. I hate those bastitches!)
I know there are more items on the list for this little invocation, but Wild Turkey 101 says I forgot them for now.
This is a most exciting time to be alive, my friends. there is an old saying that is definitely fitting for this era:
May you live in interesting times.
I suspect I'll come to regret saying this somehow, but maybe I was only kidding in the parentheses...
Never forget that when they charge a woman with adultery, they have sometimes raped the woman themselves.
Well, that's what makes them such perfect witnesses to the crime! Duh!
Super Duh! Who can't get that, right?
What kindergarten class did these diaperheads get these so called laws? This is like third graders arguing over who gets the reddest apple. Diaperhead,"Oh, I forgot to tell you about my 8 other wives. You give me the evil eye? I kill you now!" These muslim scum needs to be perminently removed from the Earth. Animals get better respect than thier women. Thier women are considered a lower form of life than animals.
I'm sure the ladies in the US would just love to live under Shara Law with rulings like this one.
I think you're right, and to test this theory, let us send all current members of NOW there immediately since there has been no protest that I know of from that group concerning these events.
Perhaps this isn't too far-fetched an idea. NOW could go fact finding, analyzing and then put corrective measures in place, once they've determined who won't cut their heads off.
Or at least to selected areas of Dearbornistan.
I guess they edited out the part when the imam says that at least one (with no sleeves), and quite possibly two of the women (including the older one with her face and hair uncovered) there should be killed for dressing so provocatively.
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The guy in the video argues his point just a tiny bit better than My Dear Sweet Olivia. Grasping at straws. And these women act as if he has a point. I don't get it.
"And these women act as if he has a point. I don’t get it."
Maybe they're afraid what could happen if they don't support him?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UB81ZPdKrmU
@ Robert: IMHO it is not they are afraid: try chanting 5 times a day, learning the Koran by rote and see if you are not brainwashed by the time you hit your teens.....hence the way the women act and hence the Obione's kissing and bowing routine we witnessed a few years ago.... :-(
dern straight newsel.
Brainwashing is a powerful tool. But why did some of the women have their hair uncovered? Weren't they afraid the old man would get excited?
The guy in this video must be well off. He moved up from a towel to a tablecloth.
I don't think he is doing that well, he still has a soup bowl on his head.
A. Smithee:
Thanks so much for utilizing a sub-titled video! I do so appreciate it!
Coming to a locale near you.
London - Unbelievable: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dN6CHtGGo4g
And this one to follow:
"She's buried neck deep".....@ Tyburn or Tower Hill within the next generation? How to turn the clock back 200 years.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOIbgd5qcrg&feature=related
Dearborn next? Never you say?
Yet so many of the people here are completely unaware of what the mussies have in mind...
Oh, but I'm sure that was just a few radicals, and the hundreds standing around watching and cheering really didn't want those things to happen. Right?
Religion of "Piece"... And yet, the libtards, including WOMEN'S RIGHTS GROUPS, and their Moron-stream media keep hyping tolerance of this religion.
Love him or hate him, if Tim Tebow were Muslim, you think anyone on the left would tolerate him being mocked?
StrinaM:"if Tim Tebow were Muslim, you think anyone on the left would tolerate him being mocked?"
Though I'm a lifelong fan of the Packers, I love Tebow's success because of how much militants like Bill Maher hate him. And now they're really freakin' out because of what Tebow did last night. He completed 10 passes for 316 yards in the victory over the Steelers. That's 31.6 yards per pass. CBS' rating for the fourth quarter of the game was an astounding 31.6. And Tebow's favorite Scripture is John 3:16:"For God so loved the world that he gave his only Son, so that everyone who believes in him might not perish but might have eternal life."
"For God so loved the world that he gave his only Son, so that everyone who believes in him might not perish but might have eternal life.”
This sounds like the ISV
Much different than most other English translations in use today, I will use what I think is the most common version in use today, KJV (Cambridge ed.:
"For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life."
I point to the most obvious difference "might have eternal..."
If I had a koine greek typewriter I could be more effective, but one may follow the link below to understand why "might have" is not a viable translation of the original greek.
http://concordances.org/greek/2192.htm
"Definition: I have, hold, possess."
"might have" indicates something not yet obtained, imo.
have, hold, possess, i believe, are 1st. person, present perfect tenses.
editted: have, hold, possess, verb, present, active subjunctive - Third person singular
I hope that's not too hard to follow and that nobody thinks I'm trying to be a pompous smart-aleck. And I'm not looking for a big fight, but definitions and true translations are necessary in this day, don't you agree MDL?
I know you're RC and I'm nominally protestant but I have a great deal of respect for your posted opinions and therefore you.
Robert, I just picked a Bible off the shelf to give the John 3:16 Tebow quote. I actually prefer ancient translations of the Bible. I like a translation that might go something like this:"What doth it profiteth a man to gain the whole world and suffer the loss of his soul?" We would probably agree on modern translations of the Bible sometimes not getting the original meaning. Most of my Bibles are Catholic but I also enjoy some King James and other translations, though again my preference is for ancient texts.
I've read some of The RC English translations, I'm not a linguist by any means. Bel and the Dragon? And some other books that aren't in the KJV canon.
I grew up with KJV red letter edition.
I'm certainly intrigued by the ancient words. Biblical Archaeological Review used to be one of my favorite mags to sit down and read cover to cover.
I'm most familiar with KJV NIV and RSV, Can't read the Vulgate in the original, and I don't know Hebrew, but I once came across an Old Testament in Hebrew and English. That was cool.
oh I was thinkin a minute ago, I got a vid for ya!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XNKbHJ3PTu4
And If you're cool, later on I'll innerdooce ya to a Rock Song inspired by an old time gospel song.
I like the online Bible Gateway. And I've visited The RC encyclopedia on occasion.
Robert, I saw Mr. Mister at the Kentucky State Fair in 1985. I believe the opening act was The Bangles, who were cute girls. That song makes me feel old because I was only 20 when I saw Mr. Mister.
That must've been some Concert
gunter, glieben glouchen globen
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ncjcjpQzceQ
My sister was a Def Leppard head during the 80s. I liked their song "Animal". It's sad what happened to their drummer but he has shown that one can overcome a disability with perseverance. I think he changed his life after that.
The Nine Hand band.
the million times better than any other band in the whole wide world band
Rick is Awesome. They lost Steamin' Steve a number of years ago, and now Viv Campbell plays guit now, Phil Collen got married last year to a very lovely lady, a model I believe, from South Africa if memory serves. beautiful wedding pix.
Rick is very into U.S. Disabled Vets
Not to make a play, but check this out:
http://www.ravendrumfoundation.org/
Bears fan here... I will try to overlook the cheese-head hat on your head. LOL! :)
Born in Wisconsin in 1957. Bred to harbor disdain for the evils of the chicago care bears since forever. Formative years spent watching the Green Bay Packers win three consecutive NFL championships, a feat not yet matched, much less put behind. Won't point out (chuckle) that the Packers hold the most championship titles of the NFL over all or that Aaron Rodgers cannot, contrary to popular belief, walk on water, like Lombardi did - he gives lessons for that in heaven now.
Tim Tebow is a most humble man with a great deal of talent and I look forward to him getting a little more to be humble about in Indianapolis in a few weeks. Imagine, rookie QB going to the big dance. Outstanding.
May the mussies feel the wrath and fall to their faces under the will of the God of Nature and all that man can perceive.
God bless America and all IHTMers (with the obvious exception of oblovia and all her ilk), even those who question His existence (ditto that last parenthetic, who can bite silicon) and Chicagoans, too (except the lying bastard politicians - all of em, and those dirty farkn cops there, too. I hate those bastitches!)
I know there are more items on the list for this little invocation, but Wild Turkey 101 says I forgot them for now.
This is a most exciting time to be alive, my friends. there is an old saying that is definitely fitting for this era:
May you live in interesting times.
I suspect I'll come to regret saying this somehow, but maybe I was only kidding in the parentheses...
Silence!!!!!!!!!!! I kill you!
(The only thing they know how to say)
http://i143.photobucket.com/albums/r153/poppajoe49/Olivia1.jpg
I kill you till you die from it!!!!!!!
Never forget that when they charge a woman with adultery, they have sometimes raped the woman themselves.
Well, that's what makes them such perfect witnesses to the crime! Duh!
Super Duh! Who can't get that, right?
What kindergarten class did these diaperheads get these so called laws? This is like third graders arguing over who gets the reddest apple. Diaperhead,"Oh, I forgot to tell you about my 8 other wives. You give me the evil eye? I kill you now!" These muslim scum needs to be perminently removed from the Earth. Animals get better respect than thier women. Thier women are considered a lower form of life than animals.
I'm sure the ladies in the US would just love to live under Shara Law with rulings like this one.
I think you're right, and to test this theory, let us send all current members of NOW there immediately since there has been no protest that I know of from that group concerning these events.
Perhaps this isn't too far-fetched an idea. NOW could go fact finding, analyzing and then put corrective measures in place, once they've determined who won't cut their heads off.
Or at least to selected areas of Dearbornistan.
I guess they edited out the part when the imam says that at least one (with no sleeves), and quite possibly two of the women (including the older one with her face and hair uncovered) there should be killed for dressing so provocatively.