Finally, some people that understand that Revelation isn't telling the
future.
Well, you're partially correct anyway. It does indeed reference the
Roman Empire, but--being apocalyptic literature--it *clearly* also deals with
what is referred to as end-times. What did you think all of that stuff
about Jesus returning, the New Jerusalem, the new heaven and the new earth was
about?
You're free to believe it or pass it off as the superstitious ramblings of a
wacked-out zealot, but don't try to change what the author meant so that you can
be comfortable with it.
I can't wait for all the Christians to start wailing about 666 and the
antichrist and stuff.
Yeah--what a bunch of superstitious, paranoid fools. That's probably
what they thought 1950 years ago when one of these wackos came up with the idea
that there would ever be a technology that would make it possible that no
one will be able to buy or to sell, except the one who has the mark
(Rev 17). Huh, everyone knows that will never happen!
Why is it that it's okay to milk the technicalities for all of us who are
making 'legal copies' of our music for 'backup purposes,' but when the *evil*
record companies do something technically legal, we go for the jugular and the
moral high ground.
I heard from a reliable source that Linus' main box is a Windows ME machine, so all of you Linus sycophants can stop dreaming of the day when you'll get him to autograph your pocket protector.
At 10:27 PM Linux Torvalds took a crap! The crap measured 7.5 inches with
a sickening green color. The color was attributed to association with hairy
acne-infested hippies.
More likely the 'sickening green color' was caused by all the/.ers'
heads being directly up his ass. Seriously, I love Linux too, but a huge
percentage of/.ers' fawning over Linus Torvalds borders on obsequiousness.
Why don't all of you just email him and see if he will allow you to fellate him?
Then your lives will be complete and you will want for nothing else.
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Finally, some people that understand that Revelation isn't telling the future.
Well, you're partially correct anyway. It does indeed reference the Roman Empire, but--being apocalyptic literature--it *clearly* also deals with what is referred to as end-times. What did you think all of that stuff about Jesus returning, the New Jerusalem, the new heaven and the new earth was about?
You're free to believe it or pass it off as the superstitious ramblings of a wacked-out zealot, but don't try to change what the author meant so that you can be comfortable with it.
I can't wait for all the Christians to start wailing about 666 and the antichrist and stuff.
Yeah--what a bunch of superstitious, paranoid fools. That's probably what they thought 1950 years ago when one of these wackos came up with the idea that there would ever be a technology that would make it possible that no one will be able to buy or to sell, except the one who has the mark (Rev 17). Huh, everyone knows that will never happen!
Why is it that it's okay to milk the technicalities for all of us who are making 'legal copies' of our music for 'backup purposes,' but when the *evil* record companies do something technically legal, we go for the jugular and the moral high ground.
I just want to see some consistency.
I heard from a reliable source that Linus' main box is a Windows ME machine, so all of you Linus sycophants can stop dreaming of the day when you'll get him to autograph your pocket protector.
At 10:27 PM Linux Torvalds took a crap! The crap measured 7.5 inches with a sickening green color. The color was attributed to association with hairy acne-infested hippies.
More likely the 'sickening green color' was caused by all the /.ers'
heads being directly up his ass. Seriously, I love Linux too, but a huge
percentage of /.ers' fawning over Linus Torvalds borders on obsequiousness.
Why don't all of you just email him and see if he will allow you to fellate him?
Then your lives will be complete and you will want for nothing else.