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Pope - "No one embarrasses the Pope and gets away with it [Looks up at the sky], SMITE THEM!"

(waits for a few seconds)

Pope - "He's cooking up a something good!"


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"So you see, by applying the basic principles of the scientific method to the matter, we learn very quickly that the myth of the chupacabra is just that - utter crap. Now, if you apply the same principles to Catholicism, an interesting thing occurs..."
 
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Pope - "No one embarrasses the Pope and gets away with it [Looks up at the sky], SMITE THEM!"


is this referring to the pedophiles masquerading as priests and elders of the church?


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Well, no, it's a line from a show. But, when you stop to think about it, and I believe you are, this could have been da Pope's very thought the first 90 times that some priest was caught raping an alter boy "in the name of..."


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"So you see, by applying the basic principles of the scientific method to the matter, we learn very quickly that the myth of the chupacabra is just that - utter crap. Now, if you apply the same principles to Catholicism, an interesting thing occurs..."
 
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just playin around. kinda. don't go fliipin out now.


Hey, FUCK YOU BITCH!

Uh, I mean...I forgive you.


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Yes...FUCK ME BITCH! I like...fuck bitches! Bitch fuck in mouth sometimes salty like... seaweed...ahhhh...forgivaness me for no reach round is very, very polite of you, Fool Them Fuckie Bitch. We are now best fuck bitches! I LOVE AMERICA!


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"So you see, by applying the basic principles of the scientific method to the matter, we learn very quickly that the myth of the chupacabra is just that - utter crap. Now, if you apply the same principles to Catholicism, an interesting thing occurs..."
 
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Originally posted by Eris:
I got 100% Secular Humanist. I was reading about secular humanism online a few weeks ago. I agree with much of what they say.


i had to go back and check to see where that was. it was 2nd (i'm SO observant) and i scored 91%.

got a link somewhere i could read?
 
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Originally posted by Ravens:
^^^ LOL
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I'm Catholic

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I feel guilty

just playin around. kinda. don't go fliipin out now.


As a former catholic, I'm LMFAO.

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Originally posted by deepbluesigh:

got a link somewhere i could read?


This is the site I was looking at: http://www.secularhumanism.org/intro/what.html


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Yes...FUCK ME BITCH! I like...fuck bitches! Bitch fuck in mouth sometimes salty like... seaweed...ahhhh...forgivaness me for no reach round is very, very polite of you, Fool Them Fuckie Bitch. We are now best fuck bitches! I LOVE AMERICA!


What can I say, I'm a half-assed Catholic.


A stop sign
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Then a right turn
Is where I catch another glimpse of the highway
 
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and I respect you for that!


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"So you see, by applying the basic principles of the scientific method to the matter, we learn very quickly that the myth of the chupacabra is just that - utter crap. Now, if you apply the same principles to Catholicism, an interesting thing occurs..."
 
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Im catholic


up the 'RA - unite ireland against british rule and catholic oppression

wait a minute, that was ages ago.


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But c'mon, why?

Pope: Gay marriage is 'evil'

ROME, Italy (Reuters) -- Homosexual marriages are part of "a new ideology of evil" that is insidiously threatening society, Pope John Paul says in his newly published book.

In "Memory and Identity," the Pope also calls abortion a "legal extermination" comparable to attempts to wipe out Jews and other groups in the 20th century.

He also reveals that he is convinced the Turkish gunman who shot him in 1981 did not act alone and suggests that the former Communist Bloc may have been behind the plot to kill him.

The 84-year-old Pontiff's book, a highly philosophical and intricate work on the nature of good and evil, is based on conversations with philosopher friends in 1993 and later with some of his aides.

In one section about the role of lawmakers, the Pope takes another swipe at gay marriages when he refers to "pressures" on the European Parliament to allow them.

"It is legitimate and necessary to ask oneself if this is not perhaps part of a new ideology of evil, perhaps more insidious and hidden, which attempts to pit human rights against the family and against man," he writes.

The Pope's fifth book for mass circulation, issued by Italian publisher Rizzoli, sparked controversy in Germany and elsewhere after Jewish groups protested against leaked excerpts comparing the Holocaust to abortion.

In at least two sections of the book, the Pope talks about the Nazi attempt to exterminate Jews and the wholesale slaughter of political opponents by Communist regimes after World War Two.

'Legal extermination'
In following paragraphs he says that legally elected parliaments in formerly totalitarian countries were today allowing what he called new forms of evil and new exterminations.

"There is still, however a legal extermination of human beings who have been conceived but not yet born," he writes.

"And this time we are talking about an extermination which has been allowed by nothing less than democratically elected parliaments where one normally hears appeals for the civil progress of society and all humanity," he writes.

In Germany, a leader of the country's Central Council of Jews called the comparison unacceptable.

At a news conference presenting the book, Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, the Vatican's top doctrinal official, dismissed the Jewish charges.

Ratzinger said the Pope "was not trying to put the Holocaust and abortion on the same plane" but only warning that evil lurked everywhere, "even in liberal political systems."

In another section, the Pope describes at length the assassination attempt on May 13, 1981, when Turkish gunman Mehmet Ali Agca shot and nearly killed him in St Peter's Square.

Of Agca, the Pope writes the assassination attempt was "not his initiative, someone else masterminded it and someone else commissioned it."

Two trials in the early 1980s failed to prove prosecutors' suspicions that Bulgaria's secret services had masterminded a plot to kill the Pope on behalf of the Soviet Union.

At the time the Polish Pope was a strong supporter of the Solidarity trade union in his native Poland and the Soviet Union saw Solidarity as a threat to the stability of the communist bloc.

The Pope says the assassination attempt against him was perhaps "the last convulsion" of the ideologies of the 20th century -- a clear reference to the Communist bloc.


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Spawn Again was ravaged by wolves while walking through the woods on LSD, but he made sure this guy would take his place before his vocal box was torn from his throat.
 
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The pope sucks. This made me think of the Meryn Cadell song "The Pope" Seems appropriate:

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Well I love that man, Pope John Paul the 3rd
I love him probably more than he deserves.
Okay, so he persecutes homosexuals, does not believe in abortion,
visits with Kurt Waldheim and tells us not to take the pill ...
There’s still a certain je ne sais quoi –
Some peace, some love, some goodwill.


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update ::

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Updated: 5:26 p.m. ET Feb. 24, 2005


VATICAN CITY - Pope John Paul II had a breathing tube inserted in his throat Thursday in what the Vatican said was a successful tracheotomy to ease respiratory problems. The 84-year-old pontiff underwent the surgery hours after he was rushed to the hospital for the second time in a month, suffering fever and congestion.

A Vatican statement said the 30-minute operation at Rome’s Gemelli Polyclinic hospital, which involved cutting a small opening in the pope’s neck and inserting a breathing tube into his windpipe, “ended successfully.”

“The immediate post-operative progress is regular,” it said.

The Vatican said the pope gave his consent for the operation. He will spend the night in his hospital room, a statement added, indicating he did not need to be treated in an intensive care ward.

A top aide to Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi who visited the pope said John Paul was “serene” after waking up from the anesthesia. The pope raised his hand and attempted to speak with doctors but was told not to try, Cabinet Undersecretary Gianni Letta told reporters at the hospital.

Vatican spokesman Joaquin Navarro-Valls said the outcome was “positive.” Navarro-Valls said the pope had approved the procedure, which the Vatican characterized as elective — underscoring that it was not done as an emergency measure.

Pope will need to recover speaking ability
But medical experts said a tracheotomy will have serious consequences for the pope’s abilities to carry out his duties. The operation will prevent him from speaking for an extended period of time and probably require a long hospital stay.


Medical experts said a tracheotomy is a simple operation, but added that it would only be performed in a crisis.

Dr. Mark Rosen of Beth Israel Medical Center in New York agreed, telling MSNBC-TV that the procedure itself was not a cause for concern, but that the underlying condition that required the procedure could be. Others have speculated that condition could be pneumonia.

Symptoms suggest pneumonia
Aides said the pope had a fever, congestion and had suffered a recurrence of breathing problems.

Dr. Barbara Paris, chairwoman of geriatrics and vice chairwoman of Medicine at Maimonides Medical Center in New York, said that while she hasn't seen the pope his symptoms appeared to be consistent with pneumonia.

“It appears the pope is suffering from pneumonia, likely a bacterial pneumonia, a serious problem for a man of his age with Parkinson’s,” she said.

The pope’s breathing problems can complicate the swallowing difficulties characteristic of Parkinson’s disease. The lack of coordination of the muscles involved make it easy for food or saliva to get into the lungs. That can cause pneumonia and is one of the most common causes of death among Parkinson’s patients.

Doctors sometimes bypass the throat by inserting a feeding tube directly into the stomach, both to help patients who have difficulty eating and to help prevent food going down to the lungs.

The muscle problems and the pope’s stooped posture also could make it difficult for him to head off infections by mustering a powerful enough cough to shake mucus out of the lungs.

The hospitalization came a day after the pontiff made his longest public appearance since being discharged from the clinic two weeks ago.


Respiratory crisis described as severe
Vatican officials, speaking with the Associated Press on condition of anonymity, said the pope was rushed to the hospital at about 11 a.m. local time, about eight hours before the operation, suffering breathing problems similar to those that sent him to Gemelli on Feb. 1. Italian news reports said the latest respiratory crisis was even more severe than the first one.

The Italian news agency ANSA reported that the pope arrived conscious and was taken inside in a stretcher. It quoted people who saw him enter the hospital as saying his face looked “quite relaxed.”

The hospitalization came after pope failed to show up Thursday morning for a scheduled meeting on new candidates for sainthood. No explanation was given for his absence and the ceremony went ahead, presided over by the Vatican’s No. 2 official, Cardinal Angelo Sodano.

The pope had been convalescing after his hospitalization but had seemed to be making a strong rebound, appearing twice at the window of his studio at the Vatican to greet pilgrims.

On Wednesday, the pope wheezed and looked gaunt but managed to make his longest public appearance since leaving the hospital. The Vatican originally had planned for the frail pontiff to address pilgrims in St. Peter’s Square from his apartment window, but decided instead on a video hookup because of the rain and winds.

Spoke to pilgrims Wednesday
The change was in line with the caution the Vatican has been showing since John Paul was rushed to the hospital Feb. 1 with breathing difficulties following a bout with the flu.

The Wednesday audience lasted 30 minutes — the longest time he has appeared in public since returning to the Vatican on Feb. 10. Fully alert, he waved and gave his blessing at the end.

He was seen speaking in a hoarse voice but otherwise looking fairly well, he read a three-paragraph address and then greeted the pilgrims in six languages, including his native Polish.


When John Paul was discharged from the hospital, the Vatican made clear he would decide on his schedule in consultation with his doctors.

Because of his ailments, there has long been speculation that John Paul might consider resigning. That debate was fueled during his hospitalization when Cardinal Sodano declined to rule out that possibility, saying it was up to the pope’s “conscience.”

In a speech on Sunday, the pope said the essential task of the papacy was to ensure “the unity of the Church,” adding that the call “to guard his flock” was “particularly alive in him.”

Vatican watchers said the comments were an indication that the pontiff was determined to carry on in charge of the 1.1 billion-strong Church and had no intention of retiring.

The Associated Press and Reuters contributed to this report.


my new date :: march 6


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Roses in a vase of white
Bloodied by the thorns beside the leaves
That fall because my hand is
Pulling them hard as I can

 
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Is it a requirement of the position to serve until death? I mean shit, if he can't fulfill his duties, step down. I think they've just been shoving his body in front of a window for the past few years to appease the thousands of people who revere him as some sort of golden cow while Cardinals are working behind the scenes with puppet strings to make him seem as lifelike as possible. I don't even want to make the Cheney-Bush connection because then I'll definitely have a one way ticket to hell.


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I think they've just been shoving his body in front of a window for the past few years to appease the thousands of people who revere him as some sort of golden cow while Cardinals are working behind the scenes with puppet strings to make him seem as lifelike as possible.


Longest...sentence...ever.


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My March date is going to be March 8th, cause that's my birthday.

Jeez, I'm an asshole.


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Chef Boyardee is meaner stronger less susceptible to diease and more dominant than a male gorilla. He comes to me at night. Willfully opening the locks and bending the bars on my window. Costing me horrendous amounts of money in home burglary devices. He comes to me in my bedroom. Naked, shaved and oiled. Goosebumped thick black arm hairs risen off his skin. Standing in a pool of pizza grease. Barfing up flour. It enters my lungs. I cough. He laughs. He mounts me. I'd like to kick his hot-stinking, macho fuckin' ass.

Spawn Again was ravaged by wolves while walking through the woods on LSD, but he made sure this guy would take his place before his vocal box was torn from his throat.
 
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Is it a requirement of the position to serve until death? I mean shit, if he can't fulfill his duties, step down. I think they've just been shoving his body in front of a window for the past few years to appease the thousands of people who revere him as some sort of golden cow while Cardinals are working behind the scenes with puppet strings to make him seem as lifelike as possible. I don't even want to make the Cheney-Bush connection because then I'll definitely have a one way ticket to hell.


puppet strings may be a bit archaic.. but so is the church! *rimshot* i think it's more of an electric shock thingy


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Roses in a vase of white
Bloodied by the thorns beside the leaves
That fall because my hand is
Pulling them hard as I can

 
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the pope is being described as "tranquil".. there are only so many words that dance around "dead".. they need to get with it and put him back in the ground.


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Roses in a vase of white
Bloodied by the thorns beside the leaves
That fall because my hand is
Pulling them hard as I can

 
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Is it a requirement of the position to serve until death?

from what I've heard it is. it is a cult after all. my new date is the Ides of March.

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i think it's more of an electric shock thingy

that was funny but try to stay away from the technical jargon.


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You know it's getting really annoying waiting for this fucker to just kick it already.

I remember the last lottery. Wasn't it run by RS? At least he was willing to give us real prizes. But I'll say March 12th. It's a Saturday so if he finally drops, at least it won't be during the week where the news would interrupt my soap opera for this shit.

The devout Catholicism flows through my veins, does it not?


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