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Originally posted by ZokesPro
No, it is a rough translation of something St Paul wrote in a letter to the young Church in Corinth about 1,950 years ago.
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No, it is a rough translation of something St Paul wrote in a letter to the young Church in Corinth about 1,950 years ago.Brian (the devil incarnate)
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Originally posted by Dr MordridThanks you two for officially making me look like a fool!Originally posted by Brian Ellis
No, it is a rough translation of something St Paul wrote in a letter to the young Church in Corinth about 1,950 years ago.
I've seen the movie Hackers like 50 times (if not more) and yet I still make a spelling mistake, not to mention the misquote.
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LOL here's a cereal killer for you..
And since Doc put the original quote into context for you, you can see that Paul (at least) was not speaking about drying out his soul in order not to know or have that thing called "fun" anymore.
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Pfffft!
Saul was the original anti-semite. Self loathing doesn't become anyone.The Internet - where men are men, women are men, and teenage girls are FBI agents!
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I don't see how you can make such a statement. Saul was a Jew "circumcised on the eighth day", probably of Pharisaic bent. There is plenty of evidence that he followed the Mosaic law, even after his admission of Gentiles into the early Christian community (cf. the circumcision of Timothy, despite an agreement that this rite was not necessary; the berating of Simon Peter for departing from Mosaic Law etc.). His main travelling companion for many years was Barnabas, a Cypriot Jew. AFAIK, he never preached against the Jews, although he was detested after his conversion by some conservative Jewish factions (such as those who executed Barnabas) and by the Romans alike.Originally posted by Gurm
What is certain is that, like many persons of diminutive stature with a mission, he was loud-spoken and arrogant. That he changed the face of the world is indisputable, probably because of Stephen's martyrdom. I believe the "Road to Damascus" incident was simply a reflection on this event and his blindness was an allegorical prelude to the opening of his eyes to Jesus' teachings, probably travelling with a mentor. I see no evidence that he was "self-loathing" or that he preached it. He certainly was against some immorality, such as free sex. Some of the early Christians deprived themselves of pleasure, but Paul/Saul (Paul was actually only a nickname conferred on him by Greeks because of his size, πάυλος meaning tiny) was against this (cf. he gave Timothy an excuse to drink wine in moderation).
No, I think you are being unfair.
But I fear this thread is drifting towards a movement, all because I made a Pavline quotation!Brian (the devil incarnate)
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Or because Doc made a cruel comment.FT.Comment
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I was kidding Brian (note the wink/smily) in one post and making a factual correction without comment in the other. What's 'cruel' about either?
If I'd really wanted to be cruel it would have been obvious to a blind man
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Thought it was quite good for a bond movie, but it was 15 minutes too long IMHO.______________________________
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15?!, I bet they could have cut out over 30 minutes of the movie and still kept the story connected as well as they did.Go Bunny GO!
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For me it was the whole love bit. The poker bit was not bad.______________________________
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Haven't seen it yet, but just what the heck is this poker bs? Everyone knows that Bond's game is Baccarat.
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Currently the hot game in the US and probably the world is Texas Hold-em Poker. Guess what they played in Casino Royale...Go Bunny GO!
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Bond also played backgammon (Octopussy: Bond vs. Kamal Kahn). In fact both Sean Connery and Roger Moore were known to hustle backgammon during Bond shoots. Connery once took a producer for $25,000.Last edited by Dr Mordrid; 21 November 2006, 00:44.Dr. Mordrid
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Do you know that I only got interested in playing poker because of that movie?!Originally posted by mmp121
I've seen it like a week ago or so and next day I was googling for poker pages (actually found some decent ones, like http://www.pokerstrategy.org.uk/ ).
Wonder what wil happen to poker when the laws that forbidden playing are through...you kind of get hooked up a little bit..
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