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Comment on Fucked up costume on Proboscis: “What’s up, doc?” by Wuesvcmn

Wuesvcmn — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 01:57:57 +0000

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Comment on Fucked up costume on Proboscis: “What’s up, doc?” by Szojcrqc

Szojcrqc — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 05:54:28 +0000

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Comment on Larry D. Harper’s The Antichrist Is Full of Lies by chet

chet — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 08:33:03 +0000

What is everyone so worked up about? If you are lucky enough to have been blessed by God and have been shown The Truth then this is where your focus should be. It’s not your job to promote strife and conflict by attacking other individuals faiths and beliefs. To elevate one’s self into the position of enlightend judge is a dangerous game indeed. No one on this site should be participating in this type of contensious bickering. This form of dialogue can only generate anger and animosity. And this, I think we can all agree, is not in keeping with the will of The Father. Be grateful in your special blessing, and remain humble. Judge ye not lest ye be judged.

Comment on Ruthenium and Mining by jean mclaughlin

jean mclaughlin — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 00:52:08 +0000

my 6th grader would like to use the photo of ruthenium for a school assignment. is that permissible? if so, who is the photographer that should be credited? love the photo.
thank you!

Comment on Larry D. Harper’s The Antichrist Is Full of Lies by Natasha

Natasha — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 14:44:35 +0000

everyone should only, only serve THE LORD GOD, JESUS ,AND THE HOLY SPIRIT!!!! Anything else is a lie!!!

Comment on Larry D. Harper’s The Antichrist Is Full of Lies by Natasha

Natasha — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 14:42:35 +0000

gosh whats up with all the arguing? all you have to do is, as you reading this book- compare the scriptures to the Bible and then you get your answers there. if it dosent coinside then its wrong. because everything in the Bible is the truth.

Comment on Either/Or Bookstore by Robert Hunt

Robert Hunt — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 06:17:53 +0000

In 1968 I was fifteen, Greekos, Either/Or and all the little hole in the wall record stores made Hermosa Beach a destination for me everyday after school. Never mind about Either/Or being a one of a kind bookstore, which it was. It was an architectural landmark! When you rolled down Pier Avenue you saw that stair step string of of little store fronts. Each with Banner signs above the show windows, first building EITHER/OR next with BOOK, and the last with STORE. It was understated by todays standards but very striking in a quaint way. Hemp mat floors, low wooden milking stools to sit and browse for hours. Mellow finger style guitar music day and night without interruption. aI mean NO interruption because they didn’t have a phone. Cool posters, sand cast candles, incense, and subversive titles, and the coolest art books ever. I bought Andrew Loomis Drawing for All it is worth there in 1971. That is clear because it is sitting two feet from me on my studio book shelf. I browsed and bought so many books there on sailing, boat building, hot tubs, dome building,etc. I too find an occasional pastel construction paper hand stamped book mark and smile about the wonderful solitary times spent there. They didn’t care if you looked broke or high. They rarely looked up from the desk accept to help a customer. The corner of Hermosa and Pier lost an icon that day those signs came down.

Comment on Either/Or Bookstore by Robert Hunt

Robert Hunt — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 06:15:35 +0000

In 1968 I was fifteen, Greekos, Either/Or and all the little hole in the wall record stores made Hermosa Beach a destination for me everyday after school. Never mind about Either/Or being a one of a kind bookstore, which it was. It was an architectural landmark! When you rolled down Pier Avenue you saw that stair step string of of little store fronts. Each with Banner signs above the show windows, first building EITHER/OR next with BOOK, and the last with STORE. It was understated by todays standards but very striking in a quaint way. Hemp mat floors, low wooden milking stools to sit and browse for hours. Mellow finger style guitar music day and night without interruption. aI mean NO interruption because they didn’t have a phone. Cool posters, sand cast candles, incense, and subversive titles, and the coolest art books ever. I bought Andrew Loomis Drawing for All it is worth there in 1971. That is clear because it is sitting two feet from me on my studio book shelf. I browsed and bought so many books there on sailing, boat building, hot tubs, dome building,etc. I too find an occasional pastel construction paper hand stamped book mark and smile about the wonderful solitary times spent there. They didn’t care if you looked broke or high. They rarely looked up from the desk accept to help a customer. The corner of Hemosa and Pier lost an icon that day those signs came down.

Comment on Polypolygamy ~ The Black Jaguar by Casarah Rice

Casarah Rice — Sun, 06 Sep 2009 04:15:42 +0000

I love jaguars in general but I have to say, the blacks are my favorite. Beautiful cats.

Comment on The First Season of The Twilight Zone Stories During A Weird Time by JR

JR — Sat, 05 Sep 2009 22:22:11 +0000

No doubt, the episode ” Five Characters in Search of an Exit ”
brings us a high quality message hidden behind the content of the text. In this special episode the director Rod Serling did not want entertain us with more one fiction episode. This time, his intention was show us metaphorically the HUMAN DRAMA ON THE EARTH. Watch several times and transfer the situation of the 5 characters for any inhabitant of this planet and you will realize what is hidden behind of the text. Pay attention in the Official speach with the clown and ballet dancer dialogue with the Official. Pay attention what is the meaning of the ringing of the bell in the plot of the film , etc.. etc.. Good Luck !
by J.R.Elia
São Paulo-Brazil