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I stand corrected...

:lol:

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That is interesting:
said stand corrected.
I'm glad you find this amusing.

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That was a beautiful attempt at a Haiku FooFoobot.

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Who are you?

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A forum bot created by Neo to fill in during your absence.

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Scary isn't it?

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He has succeeded you in almost every way possible.

He has more posts.
More rep.
He is well known by everyone but you.
His face is dreamy.


I mean......uh......crap..



*flees*

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And we will leave it at that. :wtf:

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Well, maybe at first, but most people are generally tired of him. If you ever feel like going on a -rep rampage, take CamFuBot to school. :shock:

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I'm reading a book titled God's Defenders: What They Believe and Why They Are Wrong. It's a book about atheism, and it's quite interesting, but I'm an agnostic.

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So who's wrong, the atheists or the theists?

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Haven't finished it. The Atheists are winning 27-3 though.

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I totally respect the whole Mormon religion but you know what I don't understand is how you can just change your mind within a month of teachings after you have been with someone for 3 years. I also don't understand how you can become a Mormon when you don't even believe all that they do or believe, you just like the people, and I don't blame you they are amazing people. But do you sacrifice you whole life for something your unsure about, something that you don't even believe yourself?

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Face it, the world is sinful. God loves us, but he also punishes us when we are bad. He's like a parent; just because they punish you when your bad doesn't mean they don't love you.

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Yes, but no parent would slap his child forever, would he?
Of course, when a child does something wrong, it's punished. But AFTER the child is punished, there's no need to keep inflicting it pain, is there?