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MD, I apologize for not considering how severely logic would upset you.
We here all need to be more sensitive to MD's special needs.
We here all need to be more sensitive to MD's special needs.
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MD, I apologize for not considering how severely logic would upset you.
We here all need to be more sensitive to MD's special needs.
Yes its me.
GT and the Lame Brains. LOL! By the way listened to one of your tracks. Not bad. Is that your voice on "Gone When I Wander"? If so, you should consider something akin to the X Factor. I know as I have a background in music and voice.
MD, I apologize for not considering how severely logic would upset you.
We here all need to be more sensitive to MD's special needs.
I have grown to respect Emily, I think she has an immense amount of patience. But there is a point when you let go. It might be a good thing that she doesn't.Do you approve or disapprove of MD & justin calling inevitable a "faggot" several times?I am interested in objective tangible facts, I just haven't seen any. I never heard from any atheists about that poster. What atheists are you talking about? When did they talk to me?Inevitable doesn't believe that. He doesn't believe in talking about tangible, objective facts. He believes what the atheists told him to believe about Rawlings.
Rawlings was trying to talk with him about the issues and Inevitable just kept making personal attacks and smart ass remarks.
I told you before Emily this is what relativists do. It doesn't matter whether they are atheists or theists. Look at the conversion between Rawlings and Inevitable. Where did Rawlings put an attitude on Inevitable. All the crap comes from Inevitable from start to finish until finally Rawlings had enough. The biggest difference between me and Rawlings is that will always try to share with others in a civil way even when he probably knows they just keep being like Inevitable. Me. I saw what Inevitable was from the beginning, a phony.talk about personal attacks.Inevitable doesn't believe that. He doesn't believe in talking about tangible, objective facts. He believes what the atheists told him to believe about Rawlings. Rawlings was trying to talk with him about the issues and Inevitable just kept making personal attacks and smart ass remarks. I told you before Emily this is what relativists do. It doesn't matter whether they are atheists or theists. Look at the conversion between Rawlings and Inevitable. Where did Rawlings put an attitude on Inevitable. All the crap comes from Inevitable from start to finish until finally Rawlings had enough. The biggest difference between me and Rawlings is that he will always try to share with others in a civil way even when he probably knows they will just keep being like Inevitable. Me. I saw what Inevitable was from the beginning, a phony.
Dear Justin Davis and Inevitable:
Sorry to jump in and out of here.
Can I try to clarify some points, to start on the same page?
1. Inevitable: M.D. Rawlings did clarify before he went off on this focus on TAG,
that the point is to focus on the "universal logic" like math terms that just show
consistent relations between given definitions or concepts. So that's what he
MEANS by using logic to prove things.
He MADE IT CLEAR that he WASN'T focused on using SCIENCE.
(The same way Boss, me, GT, PercySunshine and others were saying
either we can't really know or prove God's truth logic or reasons because
that is beyond us, or how I agreed with GT and PS that "God can neither be proven nor disproven")
MD and JD say this by saying "Science can only verify or falsify but cannot prove absolutely)
So that's THEIR way of saying the same thing.
2. where we disagree is wehre to focus
JD and MD 's job is to focus on the TAG definitions
and that's enough to deal with.
Where I wanted to bring in GT Hollie and maybe you since we seem to agree that if anyone is going to make claims, this should be demonstrated by normal science like anything else in the natural world that has a real life application.
Is to set up formal medical studies, using the same peer reviewed scientific methods and professional publication standards, on Spiritual Healing
as ONE area that science CAN demonstrate on the level that most people consider proof.
JD and MD aren't focused on that part.
So they keep defending their TAG/logic approach by definition of God
that is going to run into contradictions if you make statements that conflict with that.
I think Hollie GT and others DON'T relate to this approach
which seems to them a set up game of circular definitions and not really proving
anything outside that system they are already outside of.
They relate to the Science, and I think this is where you and I might agree.
GT agreed to consider looking into this Spiritual Healing
if there is really any sign that science can prove/demonstrate it.
M.D. did post a message that he believes in Spiritual Healing
and he Strongly reiterated this concern that science be the focus not religion
or nobody woudl believe the research studies; we agreed it would have to be done right.
But for him, he and JD are focused on bringing peopel together who understand
the TAG approach.
Boss and BreezeWood don't relate to the way MD is framing and presenting it,
but they both believe in an Almighty supreme level just not the way MD is framing it
which sounds contradictory when applied to the context they are coming from.
I can't find any other nontheists or atheists who respond to TAG
and I pointed this out, that it is mainly used for a screening device
to diagnose who takes which approach or rejects another,
and can be used as a test at the end to see if we are really converging to the same page
and can tolerate TAG the way I do, neither pushing it as the only way
nor rejecting it as if it is misleading because I know it can be used correctly.
Inevitable, I'd like your help to work with Hollie GT and others
amrchaos also, about using science to prove/demonstrate Spiritual Healing is
valid, consistent, natural, safe, effective and inclusive of people of all faiths or no faith.
it is based on forgiveness, which people can have or not have
independent of faith, so some Christians struggle with forgiveness and
addictions until they are fully healed, and it isn't about the label or denomination
but it's about the LEVEL or stage of healing and forgiveness you are
that determines how well you reconcile conflicts with yourself or with others.
the more people, conflicts and difference you forgive
the more healing, wisdom and insights you receive to solve problems
that otherwise cause these conflicts and unforgiveness.
As Christians we know this, but practicing it and achieving
the Kingdom of God in real life is a whole other process,
and that's why we're here.
I think the TAG helps separate and identify people in groups,
and then we need people like you who can work with the different groups
and find out how to address and resolve things effectively.
I think the spiritual healing will help with
a. bridging this mental divide that science and religion have to reject each other
which isn't true and is preventing greater progress
b. forgiveness and healing the people involved in the process
from past grievances causing us to project our angst or blame onto others
as "symbols" of the groups or religious/anti-religious we associate with these conflicts
c. demonstrating that it's okay to use science to
explain spiritual things, and doesn't have to be done by religious preaching
ro TAG or anything people can't understand or relate to
so there are multiple benefits of ADDING a focus on
science and spiritual healing to go along with the teamwork
MD and JD can set up around this TAG approach which is just one part.
The three parts I would focus on
1. TAG and definitions of God and who works with which approach or team
(and who cannot stand or cannot communicate at all and require an interpreter to mediate)
2. Science and spiritual healing to prove/demonstrate
the patterns of healing and the factors/degrees of forgiveness or unforgiveness
in either resolving conflicts or failure to do so
3. applying spiritual healing to real world issues
that prevent or block people's faith that people of
various religions or scientific or political views can reconcile their conflicts
and actually achieve world peace if that's what we're saying is the
same thing as the Kingdom of God, and the coming of Jesus means
establishing equal justice and lasting peace for all people worldwide.
so physical applications to show that this spiritual healing/forgiveness
does transform our real world relations, nations and real life situations.
that is what some people need in order to see proof of God and the Bible,
so fine, let's put that on the list.
Where we are now, is people are still fighting over TAG #1
when we could be focused on #2 which would end the need to argue over #1.
People don't get this because they have taken exception, offense or insult
with each other and are hashing out grievances. When that dies down
maybe we can organize in teams for these three levels of proving we
can form a Consensus on God, Jesus, the Bible Christianity etc.
by aligning like terms, by teaching and receiving/sharing spiritual
healing and forgiveness to transform the way we look at the world
and relate to each other as equals not enemies, and then apply to real world
ills to solve real world problems as a team.
thanks inevitable
I think you are a valuable team member and future leader
that could see this longterm process through to its fulfillment
even after MD and I pass away, or die from getting clobbered first
or impaling ourselves on our own swords, the typical Hamlet dramatics.
It is always the Prince Paris and the players in the background who
carry on and bring peace to the land, when all the big heads fall victim
to their pride and ego. You seem balanced to me, so I trust you will
use your gifts wisely and do a better job than MD JD and me who
you can learn from, mostly by our mistakes and what it takes to straighten us out!
See, Emily, in my opinion you need to stop wasting your valuable time on trying to bring certain people together with certain others. I told you, for me personally already, that I'd never associate on a cordial level with vile human beings such as these over the internet. It's 2014 and they're calling a homosexual man a "faggot" just for asking them questions, in a completely cordial manner.
This is not the straw that broke the camel's back, so to speak, with these two juvenile delinquents. It's just more-so reinforcing what I already told you and now you see even more evidence for it. Shit, they even denigrated YOU several times, so, you largely waste your time here and I'm just trying to help you out.
Also, to save more of your time, don't type some long winded response about forgiveness. I know all about forgiveness, it's just not something I choose to practice on this occasion. That's not up for change.
I thank you, I now have come to respect you. And I am glad to see that somebody else has seen this outlandish behavior for what it was.
You're the feral animal, who talked at a person who was talking to you. You're the one who treated a person with whom you disagree like an object. You're the one talking sick, disgusting crap about getting into your pants. You're the one who came on this thread making outlandish, rationally and empirically false claims, with no regard whatsoever for the truth.
I can explain the root of this. Particularly the bizarre behaviour demonstrated by Justin and md. They don't have any proof if their claims, if they did they would have posted it. But they are frustrated because of that. So they lash out at posters that point that out.Do you approve or disapprove of MD & justin calling inevitable a "faggot" several times?I am interested in objective tangible facts, I just haven't seen any. I never heard from any atheists about that poster. What atheists are you talking about? When did they talk to me?
talk about personal attacks.
Dear Justin Davis and Inevitable:
Sorry to jump in and out of here.
Can I try to clarify some points, to start on the same page?
1. Inevitable: M.D. Rawlings did clarify before he went off on this focus on TAG,
that the point is to focus on the "universal logic" like math terms that just show
consistent relations between given definitions or concepts. So that's what he
MEANS by using logic to prove things.
He MADE IT CLEAR that he WASN'T focused on using SCIENCE.
(The same way Boss, me, GT, PercySunshine and others were saying
either we can't really know or prove God's truth logic or reasons because
that is beyond us, or how I agreed with GT and PS that "God can neither be proven nor disproven")
MD and JD say this by saying "Science can only verify or falsify but cannot prove absolutely)
So that's THEIR way of saying the same thing.
2. where we disagree is wehre to focus
JD and MD 's job is to focus on the TAG definitions
and that's enough to deal with.
Where I wanted to bring in GT Hollie and maybe you since we seem to agree that if anyone is going to make claims, this should be demonstrated by normal science like anything else in the natural world that has a real life application.
Is to set up formal medical studies, using the same peer reviewed scientific methods and professional publication standards, on Spiritual Healing
as ONE area that science CAN demonstrate on the level that most people consider proof.
JD and MD aren't focused on that part.
So they keep defending their TAG/logic approach by definition of God
that is going to run into contradictions if you make statements that conflict with that.
I think Hollie GT and others DON'T relate to this approach
which seems to them a set up game of circular definitions and not really proving
anything outside that system they are already outside of.
They relate to the Science, and I think this is where you and I might agree.
GT agreed to consider looking into this Spiritual Healing
if there is really any sign that science can prove/demonstrate it.
M.D. did post a message that he believes in Spiritual Healing
and he Strongly reiterated this concern that science be the focus not religion
or nobody woudl believe the research studies; we agreed it would have to be done right.
But for him, he and JD are focused on bringing peopel together who understand
the TAG approach.
Boss and BreezeWood don't relate to the way MD is framing and presenting it,
but they both believe in an Almighty supreme level just not the way MD is framing it
which sounds contradictory when applied to the context they are coming from.
I can't find any other nontheists or atheists who respond to TAG
and I pointed this out, that it is mainly used for a screening device
to diagnose who takes which approach or rejects another,
and can be used as a test at the end to see if we are really converging to the same page
and can tolerate TAG the way I do, neither pushing it as the only way
nor rejecting it as if it is misleading because I know it can be used correctly.
Inevitable, I'd like your help to work with Hollie GT and others
amrchaos also, about using science to prove/demonstrate Spiritual Healing is
valid, consistent, natural, safe, effective and inclusive of people of all faiths or no faith.
it is based on forgiveness, which people can have or not have
independent of faith, so some Christians struggle with forgiveness and
addictions until they are fully healed, and it isn't about the label or denomination
but it's about the LEVEL or stage of healing and forgiveness you are
that determines how well you reconcile conflicts with yourself or with others.
the more people, conflicts and difference you forgive
the more healing, wisdom and insights you receive to solve problems
that otherwise cause these conflicts and unforgiveness.
As Christians we know this, but practicing it and achieving
the Kingdom of God in real life is a whole other process,
and that's why we're here.
I think the TAG helps separate and identify people in groups,
and then we need people like you who can work with the different groups
and find out how to address and resolve things effectively.
I think the spiritual healing will help with
a. bridging this mental divide that science and religion have to reject each other
which isn't true and is preventing greater progress
b. forgiveness and healing the people involved in the process
from past grievances causing us to project our angst or blame onto others
as "symbols" of the groups or religious/anti-religious we associate with these conflicts
c. demonstrating that it's okay to use science to
explain spiritual things, and doesn't have to be done by religious preaching
ro TAG or anything people can't understand or relate to
so there are multiple benefits of ADDING a focus on
science and spiritual healing to go along with the teamwork
MD and JD can set up around this TAG approach which is just one part.
The three parts I would focus on
1. TAG and definitions of God and who works with which approach or team
(and who cannot stand or cannot communicate at all and require an interpreter to mediate)
2. Science and spiritual healing to prove/demonstrate
the patterns of healing and the factors/degrees of forgiveness or unforgiveness
in either resolving conflicts or failure to do so
3. applying spiritual healing to real world issues
that prevent or block people's faith that people of
various religions or scientific or political views can reconcile their conflicts
and actually achieve world peace if that's what we're saying is the
same thing as the Kingdom of God, and the coming of Jesus means
establishing equal justice and lasting peace for all people worldwide.
so physical applications to show that this spiritual healing/forgiveness
does transform our real world relations, nations and real life situations.
that is what some people need in order to see proof of God and the Bible,
so fine, let's put that on the list.
Where we are now, is people are still fighting over TAG #1
when we could be focused on #2 which would end the need to argue over #1.
People don't get this because they have taken exception, offense or insult
with each other and are hashing out grievances. When that dies down
maybe we can organize in teams for these three levels of proving we
can form a Consensus on God, Jesus, the Bible Christianity etc.
by aligning like terms, by teaching and receiving/sharing spiritual
healing and forgiveness to transform the way we look at the world
and relate to each other as equals not enemies, and then apply to real world
ills to solve real world problems as a team.
thanks inevitable
I think you are a valuable team member and future leader
that could see this longterm process through to its fulfillment
even after MD and I pass away, or die from getting clobbered first
or impaling ourselves on our own swords, the typical Hamlet dramatics.
It is always the Prince Paris and the players in the background who
carry on and bring peace to the land, when all the big heads fall victim
to their pride and ego. You seem balanced to me, so I trust you will
use your gifts wisely and do a better job than MD JD and me who
you can learn from, mostly by our mistakes and what it takes to straighten us out!
See, Emily, in my opinion you need to stop wasting your valuable time on trying to bring certain people together with certain others. I told you, for me personally already, that I'd never associate on a cordial level with vile human beings such as these over the internet. It's 2014 and they're calling a homosexual man a "faggot" just for asking them questions, in a completely cordial manner.
This is not the straw that broke the camel's back, so to speak, with these two juvenile delinquents. It's just more-so reinforcing what I already told you and now you see even more evidence for it. Shit, they even denigrated YOU several times, so, you largely waste your time here and I'm just trying to help you out.
Also, to save more of your time, don't type some long winded response about forgiveness. I know all about forgiveness, it's just not something I choose to practice on this occasion. That's not up for change.
No I don't agree with MD calling people faggot (unless it's like how my bf and brothers call each other gay boy, fag face, and other names sorta like the way I know guys who call each other ******* and that's cool with them in that context)
If people AGREE to call each other names,
like I might call MD 'babycakes' if he just gets too worked up and needs to come back down to earth where everyone else is.
But no, if someone says "please don't call me that, or please don't use those terms"
I believe we need to respect that.
Hollie is also calling people JW or many are still saying MD=JD
so we need to agree who is who, what is what, what we
agree to be called and what we don't. And stick to that
if we are going to communicate like civil adults.
GT just because I forgive a lot does not mean I condone it.
I'm trying to uncover the root of all this, so we can fix it at the core.
and then it won't keep coming out as name calls insults or weird accusations.
I personally don't take offense to it, really it's kind of funny. Because they are saying indirectly that they have no argument.
LOL! You couldn't explain your way out a wet paper handkerchief.
Inevitable the Drama Queen
Inevitable: Hi, everybody, my name's Inevitable, and I, like, you know, believe in God and stuff, but not really. Giggle It's really nice to believe in God. I get all warm and fuzzy inside when I believe in God, but not really. I just like saying that. People should really believe in God, but not really, because there's really no proof or evidence for God's existence, and all those millions of people who have said or believed there is over the centuries are big, fat, poop-poop heads. Giggle I mean, you know, like, gag me with a spoon, right? Giggle I just believe in God and stuff because, well, like, God, you know, God. Think about that . . . but not really. God! Wow! Just think about that . . . but not really. That gives me goose bumps, thrills and chills, and I get all giggly and emotional and weepy and sentimental . . . and boorish and shrewish when I believe in God and stuff just because. Giggle
I believe in the Bible too, but not really, because it says that there's proof and evidence for God's existence, and only poop-poop heads believe that. Giggle I don't really know anything about God and stuff, I just believe in God and stuff, but not really. All that stuff about facts and logic and proof and evidence, that's poop-poop head stuff, but not really, because I don't really know anything about God and stuff. Giggle
And there's some poop-poop heads on this thread who say that the Bible teaches things that aren't in the Bible, but not really, because they are in the Bible. I just don't believe those things because only poop-poop heads believe those things, and besides it hurts my pretty wittle head to think about those things. Giggle
Well, that's all I have to say, really, except that I want to say again, over and over again, that I don't like all those people who say and believe there's proof and evidence, because they're poop-poop heads . . . and I'm really tolerant and open-minded, because I'm not like, you know, one of those poop-poop heads who actually believe in real things. Just call meMisterMiss Group Think, just another member of the herd, Miss Sheep Think. That's me. Giggle I'm just another little god in the gap fallacy, your averageJoeJane without an original thought to my name.
And I just waxed my chest . . . and I got some new shoes. Aren't they pretty? Giggle I got some new speedos too, pink, of course . . . and I like flowers and clouds. Oh, and I have a poodle, and I like to dress her up like a princess sometimes . . . and I like to pretend I'm Sleeping Beauty and stuff. Giggle Sometimes I like to pretend I'm Cinderella and stuff too. Giggle
Did I tell you that I don't like all those poop-poop heads who believe the facts and logic of God? Giggle
I think I'm really pretty and nice and sweet and special and as pure as the driven snow, and my poop poop doesn't stink. Giggle And I'm really good and perfect and really smart . . . but not really. Giggle And did I tell you that I don't like all those poop-poop heads who believe the facts and logic of God? And did I tell you that I like flowers and clouds? Oh, and I like rainbows are us and kitties and sparkling things . . . and I like to gossip and moralize and talk banalities and nothings. My favorite magazine is People. Oh, I'm really good at giggling and talking a lot, but I never really say anything that matters about anything at all. Giggle I just go on and on like that sometimes, never making a lick a sense at all. Giggle I'm so cute and funny that way.
Oh! Oh! And I like parties and shopping and texting and prancing and dancing and. . . .
Is There One Sound/Valid Syllogistic Argument For The Existence Of God?
The Seven Thingsâ„¢ that are objectively true for all regarding the problems of existence and origin due to the organic laws of human thought (the law of identity, the law of contradiction and the law of the excluded middle): http://www.usmessageboard.com/posts/10122836/.
They are your questions, Mad Dog (aka, MD). I have yet to see you answer a single one of them despite the number of times you have posted them. Why? Because you aren't looking for them to be answered. You post them because you think it makes you look smart. What it actually does is make you look desperate and stupid. Even worse, they are irrelevant to the question of whether or not there is evidence that god exists, and as such are off topic. But then, you knew that already. "God did it" is not evidence of anything. It is an unprovable tautology.
MD said:Ultimately, my real concern in all this is that you have a solid scientific foundation for spiritual healing, which I believe in. The evidence for it is overwhelming. In order to have such a foundation you must uphold the correct, formal terms and conventions of logic and science. Then and only then do you have a bullet proof, scientific foundation from which to assert a legitimate and compelling case for spiritual healing in terms of inductive probability based on comparative empirical data. But when you start dragging religious biases into the matter, like the notion that the ultimate cause of spiritual healing could not or is not an operation of divine healing, well, there goes your scientific foundation. Leave religion out of it. Stick with the comparative empirical data. Whatever religious convictions, if any, others bring to its purely scientific, evidentiary probability as they apply the recommended principles is fine, just don't arbitrarily precluded this or that potentiality in the name of science. Otherwise, people are perfectly justified to dismiss spiritual healing as religious mumbo jumbo.
This is what I was getting at here: Is There One Sound valid Syllogistic Argument For The Existence Of God Page 344 US Message Board - Political Discussion Forum
Yes its me.
How about you. Got any of your work?
MD, I apologize for not considering how severely logic would upset you.
We here all need to be more sensitive to MD's special needs.
Yes its me.
How about you. Got any of your work?
I don't have your talent for composition. I still have a decent backup tenor featured on a few Cds. When I was younger I had a solid blues tenor that could slide into falsetto with no sweat, but not quite good enough to ever put me into the biz. I never had that special something. My vocals were good enough, but I know what the real deal sounds like, the real juice. You either got it or you don't. I'm strictly backup vocals, and I can't do falsetto anymore. I'm in my fifties. Lost it. I fronted a band that played Germany most weekends while stationed over there, strictly the middle-of-the-road-club circuit, a cover band. But we got a few gigs here and there opening for real deal, up and comers.
Anyway, that was for fun and the experience of it. I know music and voice. I knew my limits too, but I know the real deal when I hear it. Any truly musical person can and knows the difference.
There was some guy who went on the X Factor a few years ago, auditioned with one of his own hip hop compositions, totally unique voice and style. You should go for it. You gotta keep it clean though, upbeat, but not sappy, just smart like what I heard.
Heck, at your age I could have gotten on the show with my audition. I wouldn't have lasted long, but would have probably gotten through the first two rounds with some luck. You could do much better assuming you have the stage presence. Take your best composition and go for it on X Factor or something like it, obviously, as you don't go up against pure vocalists with your stuff on something like American Idol. They're better singers, but that's not necessarily the whole package.
Yes its me.
How about you. Got any of your work?
I don't have your talent for composition. I still have a decent backup tenor featured on a few Cds. When I was younger I had a solid blues tenor that could slide into falsetto with no sweat, but not quite good enough to ever put me into the biz. I never had that special something. My vocals were good enough, but I know what the real deal sounds like, the real juice. You either got it or you don't. I'm strictly backup vocals, and I can't do falsetto anymore. I'm in my fifties. Lost it. I fronted a band that played Germany most weekends while stationed over there, strictly the middle-of-the-road-club circuit, a cover band. But we got a few gigs here and there opening for real deal, up and comers.
Anyway, that was for fun and the experience of it. I know music and voice. I knew my limits too, but I know the real deal when I hear it. Any truly musical person can and knows the difference.
There was some guy who went on the X Factor a few years ago, auditioned with one of his own hip hop compositions, totally unique voice and style. You should go for it. You gotta keep it clean though, upbeat, but not sappy, just smart like what I heard.
Heck, at your age I could have gotten on the show with my audition. I wouldn't have lasted long, but would have probably gotten through the first two rounds with some luck. You could do much better assuming you have the stage presence. Take your best composition and go for it on X Factor or something like it, obviously, as you don't go up against pure vocalists with your stuff on something like American Idol. They're better singers, but that's not necessarily the whole package.
Hey M.D. and G.T. maybe we should form a mixed Gospel rock/spoken word band and take it on the road: To Ferguson this month, where they are expecting wild protests that could incite more rioting (if we're not there to scare the fear of God, TAG or Imaginary Bogeymen into them)
Maybe we should perform selections from this Syllogistic thread as a tragic opera,
complete with bad standup comic relief, set to four-part rap in disharmony.
And chase everyone out of town who doesn't want to stick around and hear it.
The Feds and National Guard might be upset they came out there for nothing.
But the town would be emptied out inside of the first ten minutes, and the residents might welcome us as heroes.
I can rap the Bill of Rights to Suzanne Vega Tom's Diner
and have everyone throwing up their lunches. They can't have both hands on the porcelain throne, and on their guns at the same time, so this might help the town ensure nonviolence.
http://www.houstonprogressive.net/mp3/Civil Rap demo.mp3
I was told this should be used on the album of bad music the govt uses to torture terrorists.
They say that a family that plays together stays together. What say you?
Are we too old to form a garage band? I'm 48 and wanted to get that done on my to-do bucket list before I turn 50. Where do I audition or is this a toy-boy band only?
Yes its me.
How about you. Got any of your work?
I don't have your talent for composition. I still have a decent backup tenor featured on a few Cds. When I was younger I had a solid blues tenor that could slide into falsetto with no sweat, but not quite good enough to ever put me into the biz. I never had that special something. My vocals were good enough, but I know what the real deal sounds like, the real juice. You either got it or you don't. I'm strictly backup vocals, and I can't do falsetto anymore. I'm in my fifties. Lost it. I fronted a band that played Germany most weekends while stationed over there, strictly the middle-of-the-road-club circuit, a cover band. But we got a few gigs here and there opening for real deal, up and comers.
Anyway, that was for fun and the experience of it. I know music and voice. I knew my limits too, but I know the real deal when I hear it. Any truly musical person can and knows the difference.
There was some guy who went on the X Factor a few years ago, auditioned with one of his own hip hop compositions, totally unique voice and style. You should go for it. You gotta keep it clean though, upbeat, but not sappy, just smart like what I heard.
Heck, at your age I could have gotten on the show with my audition. I wouldn't have lasted long, but would have probably gotten through the first two rounds with some luck. You could do much better assuming you have the stage presence. Take your best composition and go for it on X Factor or something like it, obviously, as you don't go up against pure vocalists with your stuff on something like American Idol. They're better singers, but that's not necessarily the whole package.
Hey M.D. and G.T. maybe we should form a mixed Gospel rock/spoken word band and take it on the road: To Ferguson this month, where they are expecting wild protests that could incite more rioting (if we're not there to scare the fear of God, TAG or Imaginary Bogeymen into them)
Maybe we should perform selections from this Syllogistic thread as a tragic opera,
complete with bad standup comic relief, set to four-part rap in disharmony.
And chase everyone out of town who doesn't want to stick around and hear it.
The Feds and National Guard might be upset they came out there for nothing.
But the town would be emptied out inside of the first ten minutes, and the residents might welcome us as heroes.
I can rap the Bill of Rights to Suzanne Vega Tom's Diner
and have everyone throwing up their lunches. They can't have both hands on the porcelain throne, and on their guns at the same time, so this might help the town ensure nonviolence.
http://www.houstonprogressive.net/mp3/Civil Rap demo.mp3
I was told this should be used on the album of bad music the govt uses to torture terrorists.
They say that a family that plays together stays together. What say you?
Are we too old to form a garage band? I'm 48 and wanted to get that done on my to-do bucket list before I turn 50. Where do I audition or is this a toy-boy band only?
I thought the thread went just fine. The fact of the matter is that the silliest people on this thread are not the atheists, but the theists who hold that God exists, yet think the God axiom, which is asserted as the leading proof in the Bible, only the greatest, mostly widely read work of literature in history is . . . a freak of nature, something that's not to be taken seriously. Just how stupid is that? You believe God exists, which means you must hold that God put it into the mind of man, but it doesn't mean anything?!
Scotty, beam them up.
I actually found the thread to be a bit of comedy gold watching M. Pompous Rawling and Boss hurl their respective gawds at each other. It was like watching a pair of 12 year olds fighting over a toy.Yes its me.
How about you. Got any of your work?
I don't have your talent for composition. I still have a decent backup tenor featured on a few Cds. When I was younger I had a solid blues tenor that could slide into falsetto with no sweat, but not quite good enough to ever put me into the biz. I never had that special something. My vocals were good enough, but I know what the real deal sounds like, the real juice. You either got it or you don't. I'm strictly backup vocals, and I can't do falsetto anymore. I'm in my fifties. Lost it. I fronted a band that played Germany most weekends while stationed over there, strictly the middle-of-the-road-club circuit, a cover band. But we got a few gigs here and there opening for real deal, up and comers.
Anyway, that was for fun and the experience of it. I know music and voice. I knew my limits too, but I know the real deal when I hear it. Any truly musical person can and knows the difference.
There was some guy who went on the X Factor a few years ago, auditioned with one of his own hip hop compositions, totally unique voice and style. You should go for it. You gotta keep it clean though, upbeat, but not sappy, just smart like what I heard.
Heck, at your age I could have gotten on the show with my audition. I wouldn't have lasted long, but would have probably gotten through the first two rounds with some luck. You could do much better assuming you have the stage presence. Take your best composition and go for it on X Factor or something like it, obviously, as you don't go up against pure vocalists with your stuff on something like American Idol. They're better singers, but that's not necessarily the whole package.
Hey M.D. and G.T. maybe we should form a mixed Gospel rock/spoken word band and take it on the road: To Ferguson this month, where they are expecting wild protests that could incite more rioting (if we're not there to scare the fear of God, TAG or Imaginary Bogeymen into them)
Maybe we should perform selections from this Syllogistic thread as a tragic opera,
complete with bad standup comic relief, set to four-part rap in disharmony.
And chase everyone out of town who doesn't want to stick around and hear it.
The Feds and National Guard might be upset they came out there for nothing.
But the town would be emptied out inside of the first ten minutes, and the residents might welcome us as heroes.
I can rap the Bill of Rights to Suzanne Vega Tom's Diner
and have everyone throwing up their lunches. They can't have both hands on the porcelain throne, and on their guns at the same time, so this might help the town ensure nonviolence.
http://www.houstonprogressive.net/mp3/Civil Rap demo.mp3
I was told this should be used on the album of bad music the govt uses to torture terrorists.
They say that a family that plays together stays together. What say you?
Are we too old to form a garage band? I'm 48 and wanted to get that done on my to-do bucket list before I turn 50. Where do I audition or is this a toy-boy band only?
I thought the thread went just fine. The fact of the matter is that the silliest people on this thread are not the atheists, but the theists who hold that God exists, yet think the God axiom, which is asserted as the leading proof in the Bible, only the greatest, mostly widely read work of literature in history is . . . a freak of nature, something that's not to be taken seriously. Just how stupid is that? You believe God exists, which means you must hold that God put it into the mind of man, but it doesn't mean anything?!
Scotty, beam them up.
I actually found the thread to be a bit of comedy gold watching M. Pompous Rawling and Boss hurl their respective gawds at each other. It was like watching a pair of 12 year olds fighting over a toy.Yes its me.
How about you. Got any of your work?
I don't have your talent for composition. I still have a decent backup tenor featured on a few Cds. When I was younger I had a solid blues tenor that could slide into falsetto with no sweat, but not quite good enough to ever put me into the biz. I never had that special something. My vocals were good enough, but I know what the real deal sounds like, the real juice. You either got it or you don't. I'm strictly backup vocals, and I can't do falsetto anymore. I'm in my fifties. Lost it. I fronted a band that played Germany most weekends while stationed over there, strictly the middle-of-the-road-club circuit, a cover band. But we got a few gigs here and there opening for real deal, up and comers.
Anyway, that was for fun and the experience of it. I know music and voice. I knew my limits too, but I know the real deal when I hear it. Any truly musical person can and knows the difference.
There was some guy who went on the X Factor a few years ago, auditioned with one of his own hip hop compositions, totally unique voice and style. You should go for it. You gotta keep it clean though, upbeat, but not sappy, just smart like what I heard.
Heck, at your age I could have gotten on the show with my audition. I wouldn't have lasted long, but would have probably gotten through the first two rounds with some luck. You could do much better assuming you have the stage presence. Take your best composition and go for it on X Factor or something like it, obviously, as you don't go up against pure vocalists with your stuff on something like American Idol. They're better singers, but that's not necessarily the whole package.
Hey M.D. and G.T. maybe we should form a mixed Gospel rock/spoken word band and take it on the road: To Ferguson this month, where they are expecting wild protests that could incite more rioting (if we're not there to scare the fear of God, TAG or Imaginary Bogeymen into them)
Maybe we should perform selections from this Syllogistic thread as a tragic opera,
complete with bad standup comic relief, set to four-part rap in disharmony.
And chase everyone out of town who doesn't want to stick around and hear it.
The Feds and National Guard might be upset they came out there for nothing.
But the town would be emptied out inside of the first ten minutes, and the residents might welcome us as heroes.
I can rap the Bill of Rights to Suzanne Vega Tom's Diner
and have everyone throwing up their lunches. They can't have both hands on the porcelain throne, and on their guns at the same time, so this might help the town ensure nonviolence.
http://www.houstonprogressive.net/mp3/Civil Rap demo.mp3
I was told this should be used on the album of bad music the govt uses to torture terrorists.
They say that a family that plays together stays together. What say you?
Are we too old to form a garage band? I'm 48 and wanted to get that done on my to-do bucket list before I turn 50. Where do I audition or is this a toy-boy band only?
I thought the thread went just fine. The fact of the matter is that the silliest people on this thread are not the atheists, but the theists who hold that God exists, yet think the God axiom, which is asserted as the leading proof in the Bible, only the greatest, mostly widely read work of literature in history is . . . a freak of nature, something that's not to be taken seriously. Just how stupid is that? You believe God exists, which means you must hold that God put it into the mind of man, but it doesn't mean anything?!
Scotty, beam them up.
I saw it very differently. M. Pompous Rawling is the stereotypical, hair-on-fire bible thumping fundie christian / Flat Earth'er while Boss has his own version of gawds in the form of something he calls "spiritual nature".I actually found the thread to be a bit of comedy gold watching M. Pompous Rawling and Boss hurl their respective gawds at each other. It was like watching a pair of 12 year olds fighting over a toy.Yes its me.
How about you. Got any of your work?
I don't have your talent for composition. I still have a decent backup tenor featured on a few Cds. When I was younger I had a solid blues tenor that could slide into falsetto with no sweat, but not quite good enough to ever put me into the biz. I never had that special something. My vocals were good enough, but I know what the real deal sounds like, the real juice. You either got it or you don't. I'm strictly backup vocals, and I can't do falsetto anymore. I'm in my fifties. Lost it. I fronted a band that played Germany most weekends while stationed over there, strictly the middle-of-the-road-club circuit, a cover band. But we got a few gigs here and there opening for real deal, up and comers.
Anyway, that was for fun and the experience of it. I know music and voice. I knew my limits too, but I know the real deal when I hear it. Any truly musical person can and knows the difference.
There was some guy who went on the X Factor a few years ago, auditioned with one of his own hip hop compositions, totally unique voice and style. You should go for it. You gotta keep it clean though, upbeat, but not sappy, just smart like what I heard.
Heck, at your age I could have gotten on the show with my audition. I wouldn't have lasted long, but would have probably gotten through the first two rounds with some luck. You could do much better assuming you have the stage presence. Take your best composition and go for it on X Factor or something like it, obviously, as you don't go up against pure vocalists with your stuff on something like American Idol. They're better singers, but that's not necessarily the whole package.
Hey M.D. and G.T. maybe we should form a mixed Gospel rock/spoken word band and take it on the road: To Ferguson this month, where they are expecting wild protests that could incite more rioting (if we're not there to scare the fear of God, TAG or Imaginary Bogeymen into them)
Maybe we should perform selections from this Syllogistic thread as a tragic opera,
complete with bad standup comic relief, set to four-part rap in disharmony.
And chase everyone out of town who doesn't want to stick around and hear it.
The Feds and National Guard might be upset they came out there for nothing.
But the town would be emptied out inside of the first ten minutes, and the residents might welcome us as heroes.
I can rap the Bill of Rights to Suzanne Vega Tom's Diner
and have everyone throwing up their lunches. They can't have both hands on the porcelain throne, and on their guns at the same time, so this might help the town ensure nonviolence.
http://www.houstonprogressive.net/mp3/Civil Rap demo.mp3
I was told this should be used on the album of bad music the govt uses to torture terrorists.
They say that a family that plays together stays together. What say you?
Are we too old to form a garage band? I'm 48 and wanted to get that done on my to-do bucket list before I turn 50. Where do I audition or is this a toy-boy band only?
I thought the thread went just fine. The fact of the matter is that the silliest people on this thread are not the atheists, but the theists who hold that God exists, yet think the God axiom, which is asserted as the leading proof in the Bible, only the greatest, mostly widely read work of literature in history is . . . a freak of nature, something that's not to be taken seriously. Just how stupid is that? You believe God exists, which means you must hold that God put it into the mind of man, but it doesn't mean anything?!
Scotty, beam them up.
saddest thing is they don't really disagree over the toy
they just don't want the other person to be in charge of it
Yes its me.
How about you. Got any of your work?
I don't have your talent for composition. I still have a decent backup tenor featured on a few Cds. When I was younger I had a solid blues tenor that could slide into falsetto with no sweat, but not quite good enough to ever put me into the biz. I never had that special something. My vocals were good enough, but I know what the real deal sounds like, the real juice. You either got it or you don't. I'm strictly backup vocals, and I can't do falsetto anymore. I'm in my fifties. Lost it. I fronted a band that played Germany most weekends while stationed over there, strictly the middle-of-the-road-club circuit, a cover band. But we got a few gigs here and there opening for real deal, up and comers.
Anyway, that was for fun and the experience of it. I know music and voice. I knew my limits too, but I know the real deal when I hear it. Any truly musical person can and knows the difference.
There was some guy who went on the X Factor a few years ago, auditioned with one of his own hip hop compositions, totally unique voice and style. You should go for it. You gotta keep it clean though, upbeat, but not sappy, just smart like what I heard.
Heck, at your age I could have gotten on the show with my audition. I wouldn't have lasted long, but would have probably gotten through the first two rounds with some luck. You could do much better assuming you have the stage presence. Take your best composition and go for it on X Factor or something like it, obviously, as you don't go up against pure vocalists with your stuff on something like American Idol. They're better singers, but that's not necessarily the whole package.
Hey M.D. and G.T. maybe we should form a mixed Gospel rock/spoken word band and take it on the road: To Ferguson this month, where they are expecting wild protests that could incite more rioting (if we're not there to scare the fear of God, TAG or Imaginary Bogeymen into them)
Maybe we should perform selections from this Syllogistic thread as a tragic opera,
complete with bad standup comic relief, set to four-part rap in disharmony.
And chase everyone out of town who doesn't want to stick around and hear it.
The Feds and National Guard might be upset they came out there for nothing.
But the town would be emptied out inside of the first ten minutes, and the residents might welcome us as heroes.
I can rap the Bill of Rights to Suzanne Vega Tom's Diner
and have everyone throwing up their lunches. They can't have both hands on the porcelain throne, and on their guns at the same time, so this might help the town ensure nonviolence.
http://www.houstonprogressive.net/mp3/Civil Rap demo.mp3
I was told this should be used on the album of bad music the govt uses to torture terrorists.
They say that a family that plays together stays together. What say you?
Are we too old to form a garage band? I'm 48 and wanted to get that done on my to-do bucket list before I turn 50. Where do I audition or is this a toy-boy band only?
Hi M.D. to you it seems obvious because you are speaking from that default position.
To someone else whose default position isn't the same as yours,
it looks projected from another angle.
Imagine this:
http://julianbeever.net/images/phocagallery/gallery/swim-i.jpg
is really this:
http://julianbeever.net/images/phocagallery/gallery/swimwrongview-i.jpg
If you're not standing where someone else is,
or they're not standing where you are,
you may be looking at the same thing and not see what the other sees.
This is just human, M.D.
I actually found the thread to be a bit of comedy gold watching M. Pompous Rawling and Boss hurl their respective gawds at each other. It was like watching a pair of 12 year olds fighting over a toy.
I see you're angry. That's ok. Your self-assessed "compelling command of the written word" is best left to being self-professed because you won't get any argument about that from yourself.I actually found the thread to be a bit of comedy gold watching M. Pompous Rawling and Boss hurl their respective gawds at each other. It was like watching a pair of 12 year olds fighting over a toy.
I can't actually hurl my God since it's spiritual energy. If I could, I'd hurl it at you and not MD. I also haven't been fighting MD, contrary to what some may think. I'm simply the type of person who is going to stand up for what I believe and defend my viewpoint. When someone attacks me, I tend to attack them back. If someone lies about things I've said, I am going to set the record straight. If someone is being a moron, I am going to call them a moron. I know I can come across as being angry or mad because I have a compelling command of the written word and can sound that way, but I assure you, I am not upset and it's not personal. I enjoy the heck out of sharing my views here and enlightening the unenlightened. We can't all be trolls like you Hollie.