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Great point by Sam Harris: we don't need term "atheist"
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Duane D La Motte
2025-01-07 19:29:35 UTC
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Just as we don't need a term to describe someone who doesn't believe in
astrology or "chakras" or unicorns or leprechauns.

https://www.facebook.com/17841451970413156/videos/1273599303760794/
Dawn Flood
2025-01-07 20:13:28 UTC
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Just as we don't need a term to describe someone who doesn't believe in
astrology or "chakras" or unicorns or leprechauns.
https://www.facebook.com/17841451970413156/videos/1273599303760794/
Sorry, Dr. Harris, "your idea is dumb":

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/atheist

The word "atheist" is part of the English lexicon; it is *not* going to
disappear.

Dawn
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2025-01-07 20:27:17 UTC
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Just as we don't need a term to describe someone who doesn't believe
in astrology or "chakras" or unicorns or leprechauns.
https://www.facebook.com/17841451970413156/videos/1273599303760794/
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/atheist
The word "atheist" is part of the English lexicon; it is *not* going to
disappear.
Dawn
right , it'll just never be used ,
just like the tahltan language ,
it's disappearing because no one uses it
Dawn Flood
2025-01-07 20:29:25 UTC
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Just as we don't need a term to describe someone who doesn't believe
in astrology or "chakras" or unicorns or leprechauns.
https://www.facebook.com/17841451970413156/videos/1273599303760794/
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/atheist
The word "atheist" is part of the English lexicon; it is *not* going
to disappear.
Dawn
right , it'll just never be used ,
just like the tahltan language ,
it's disappearing because no one uses it
Languages, and their words, evolve. Even if the word "atheist" stops
being used, the Merriam-Webster dictionary will simply list it as being
"obsolete" or "archaic".

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2025-01-07 20:30:31 UTC
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Just as we don't need a term to describe someone who doesn't believe
in astrology or "chakras" or unicorns or leprechauns.
https://www.facebook.com/17841451970413156/videos/1273599303760794/
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/atheist
The word "atheist" is part of the English lexicon; it is *not* going
to disappear.
Dawn
right , it'll just never be used ,
just like the tahltan language ,
it's disappearing because no one uses it
Languages, and their words, evolve.  Even if the word "atheist" stops
being used, the Merriam-Webster dictionary will simply list it as being
"obsolete" or "archaic".
Dawn
the important thing is we won't hear it anymore
Dawn Flood
2025-01-07 20:33:54 UTC
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Post by Duane D La Motte
Just as we don't need a term to describe someone who doesn't
believe in astrology or "chakras" or unicorns or leprechauns.
https://www.facebook.com/17841451970413156/videos/1273599303760794/
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/atheist
The word "atheist" is part of the English lexicon; it is *not* going
to disappear.
Dawn
right , it'll just never be used ,
just like the tahltan language ,
it's disappearing because no one uses it
Languages, and their words, evolve.  Even if the word "atheist" stops
being used, the Merriam-Webster dictionary will simply list it as
being "obsolete" or "archaic".
Dawn
the important thing is we won't hear it anymore
Unlikely, as the word "atheist" has appeared in literature, plays,
movies, etc. It will take a LONG time for the word to disappear from
the lexicon, assuming that such ever happens.

Dawn
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2025-01-07 20:39:17 UTC
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Just as we don't need a term to describe someone who doesn't
believe in astrology or "chakras" or unicorns or leprechauns.
https://www.facebook.com/17841451970413156/videos/1273599303760794/
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/atheist
The word "atheist" is part of the English lexicon; it is *not*
going to disappear.
Dawn
right , it'll just never be used ,
just like the tahltan language ,
it's disappearing because no one uses it
Languages, and their words, evolve.  Even if the word "atheist" stops
being used, the Merriam-Webster dictionary will simply list it as
being "obsolete" or "archaic".
Dawn
the important thing is we won't hear it anymore
Unlikely, as the word "atheist" has appeared in literature, plays,
movies, etc.  It will take a LONG time for the word to disappear from
the lexicon, assuming that such ever happens.
Dawn
like everything else the whole concept will grow old
Duane D La Motte
2025-01-07 20:37:16 UTC
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Just as we don't need a term to describe someone who doesn't believe in
astrology or "chakras" or unicorns or leprechauns.
https://www.facebook.com/17841451970413156/videos/1273599303760794/
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/atheist
The word "atheist" is part of the English lexicon; it is *not* going to
disappear.
Dawn
right , it'll just never be used ,
just like the tahltan language ,
it's disappearing because no one uses it
Languages, and their words, evolve.  Even if the word "atheist" stops being
used, the Merriam-Webster dictionary will simply list it as being "obsolete" or
"archaic".
Whether the word exists and is in use or not, it is an unnecessary word. I don't
believe in the tooth fairy or alchemy, and no word is needed to describe that
absence of belief.
Dawn Flood
2025-01-07 21:14:21 UTC
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Just as we don't need a term to describe someone who doesn't
believe in astrology or "chakras" or unicorns or leprechauns.
https://www.facebook.com/17841451970413156/videos/1273599303760794/
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/atheist
The word "atheist" is part of the English lexicon; it is *not* going
to disappear.
Dawn
right , it'll just never be used ,
just like the tahltan language ,
it's disappearing because no one uses it
Languages, and their words, evolve.  Even if the word "atheist" stops
being used, the Merriam-Webster dictionary will simply list it as
being "obsolete" or "archaic".
Whether the word exists and is in use or not, it is an unnecessary word.
I don't believe in the tooth fairy or alchemy, and no word is needed to
describe that absence of belief.
Nonetheless, most human beings hold to the existence of immaterial
entities and/or forces, including God or gods, and so, as long as those
beliefs persist, the category of those of us who do not believe will be
the label of "not whatever".

You can say that the word is unnecessary, but as long as it persists in
writing and/or spoken speech, it will continue to be listed in the
various dictionaries.

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2025-01-07 21:16:39 UTC
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Just as we don't need a term to describe someone who doesn't
believe in astrology or "chakras" or unicorns or leprechauns.
https://www.facebook.com/17841451970413156/videos/1273599303760794/
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/atheist
The word "atheist" is part of the English lexicon; it is *not*
going to disappear.
Dawn
right , it'll just never be used ,
just like the tahltan language ,
it's disappearing because no one uses it
Languages, and their words, evolve.  Even if the word "atheist" stops
being used, the Merriam-Webster dictionary will simply list it as
being "obsolete" or "archaic".
Whether the word exists and is in use or not, it is an unnecessary
word. I don't believe in the tooth fairy or alchemy, and no word is
needed to describe that absence of belief.
Nonetheless, most human beings hold to the existence of immaterial
entities and/or forces, including God or gods, and so, as long as those
beliefs persist, the category of those of us who do not believe will be
the label of "not whatever".
You can say that the word is unnecessary, but as long as it persists in
writing and/or spoken speech, it will continue to be listed in the
various dictionaries.
Dawn
yea but you want everyone to believe nothing
Prince Albert
2025-01-07 22:34:55 UTC
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Just as we don't need a term to describe someone who doesn't
believe in astrology or "chakras" or unicorns or leprechauns.
https://www.facebook.com/17841451970413156/videos/1273599303760794/
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/atheist
The word "atheist" is part of the English lexicon; it is *not*
going to disappear.
Dawn
right , it'll just never be used ,
just like the tahltan language ,
it's disappearing because no one uses it
Languages, and their words, evolve.  Even if the word "atheist" stops
being used, the Merriam-Webster dictionary will simply list it as
being "obsolete" or "archaic".
Whether the word exists and is in use or not, it is an unnecessary
word. I don't believe in the tooth fairy or alchemy, and no word is
needed to describe that absence of belief.
Nonetheless, most human beings hold to the existence of immaterial
entities and/or forces, including God or gods, and so, as long as those
beliefs persist, the category of those of us who do not believe will be
the label of "not whatever".
Goals. I personally believe in goals.
Post by Dawn Flood
You can say that the word is unnecessary, but as long as it persists in
writing and/or spoken speech, it will continue to be listed in the
various dictionaries.
It's necessary. Democrats wouldn't have any way to insult you otherwise.
Duane D La Motte
2025-01-07 23:20:17 UTC
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Just as we don't need a term to describe someone who doesn't believe in
astrology or "chakras" or unicorns or leprechauns.
https://www.facebook.com/17841451970413156/videos/1273599303760794/
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/atheist
The word "atheist" is part of the English lexicon; it is *not* going to
disappear.
Dawn
right , it'll just never be used ,
just like the tahltan language ,
it's disappearing because no one uses it
Languages, and their words, evolve.  Even if the word "atheist" stops being
used, the Merriam-Webster dictionary will simply list it as being "obsolete"
or "archaic".
Whether the word exists and is in use or not, it is an unnecessary word. I
don't believe in the tooth fairy or alchemy, and no word is needed to describe
that absence of belief.
Nonetheless, most human beings hold to the existence of immaterial entities and/
or forces,
Of course I believe in immaterial entities like love and beauty and justice.
Dawn Flood
2025-01-09 16:31:57 UTC
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Just as we don't need a term to describe someone who doesn't believe in
astrology or "chakras" or unicorns or leprechauns.
https://www.facebook.com/17841451970413156/videos/1273599303760794/
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/atheist
The word "atheist" is part of the English lexicon; it is *not* going to
disappear.
Dawn
right , it'll just never be used ,
just like the tahltan language ,
it's disappearing because no one uses it
Languages, and their words, evolve.  Even if the word "atheist" stops being
used, the Merriam-Webster dictionary will simply list it as being "obsolete"
or "archaic".
Whether the word exists and is in use or not, it is an unnecessary word. I
don't believe in the tooth fairy or alchemy, and no word is needed to describe
that absence of belief.
Nonetheless, most human beings hold to the existence of immaterial entities and/
or forces,
Of course I believe in immaterial entities like love and beauty and justice.
None of which exist independently of the neuronal firings within the brains
of human beings or other sentient creatures.

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2025-01-09 17:28:23 UTC
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Just as we don't need a term to describe someone who doesn't
believe in astrology or "chakras" or unicorns or leprechauns.
https://www.facebook.com/17841451970413156/videos/1273599303760794/
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/atheist
The word "atheist" is part of the English lexicon; it is *not*
going to disappear.
Dawn
right , it'll just never be used ,
just like the tahltan language ,
it's disappearing because no one uses it
Languages, and their words, evolve.  Even if the word "atheist"
stops being used, the Merriam-Webster dictionary will simply list
it as being "obsolete" or "archaic".
Whether the word exists and is in use or not, it is an unnecessary
word. I don't believe in the tooth fairy or alchemy, and no word is
needed to describe that absence of belief.
Nonetheless, most human beings hold to the existence of immaterial
entities and/ or forces,
Of course I believe in immaterial entities like love and beauty and justice.
None of which exist independently of the neuronal firings within the brains
of human beings or other sentient creatures.
Dawn
so there's no sense talking about their spiritual being then there's
nothing to say
Duane D La Motte
2025-01-09 20:24:56 UTC
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Just as we don't need a term to describe someone who doesn't believe in
astrology or "chakras" or unicorns or leprechauns.
https://www.facebook.com/17841451970413156/videos/1273599303760794/
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/atheist
The word "atheist" is part of the English lexicon; it is *not* going to
disappear.
Dawn
right , it'll just never be used ,
just like the tahltan language ,
it's disappearing because no one uses it
Languages, and their words, evolve.  Even if the word "atheist" stops being
used, the Merriam-Webster dictionary will simply list it as being
"obsolete" or "archaic".
Whether the word exists and is in use or not, it is an unnecessary word. I
don't believe in the tooth fairy or alchemy, and no word is needed to
describe that absence of belief.
Nonetheless, most human beings hold to the existence of immaterial entities
and/ or forces,
Of course I believe in immaterial entities like love and beauty and justice.
None of which exist independently of the neuronal firings within the brains
of human beings or other sentient creatures.
Exactly the same as "god"
Duane D La Motte
2025-01-07 20:34:25 UTC
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Just as we don't need a term to describe someone who doesn't believe in
astrology or "chakras" or unicorns or leprechauns.
https://www.facebook.com/17841451970413156/videos/1273599303760794/
No, it's an excellent idea. I *am* an atheist, as others insist on calling it,
but I don't need to word to describe my thoughts.
Post by Dawn Flood
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/atheist
The word "atheist" is part of the English lexicon; it is *not* going to disappear.
No one suggested it's going to disappear. It still isn't needed and theistic
christers are stupid (additionally stupid) for thinking they need it.
%
2025-01-07 20:40:52 UTC
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Just as we don't need a term to describe someone who doesn't believe
in astrology or "chakras" or unicorns or leprechauns.
https://www.facebook.com/17841451970413156/videos/1273599303760794/
No, it's an excellent idea. I *am* an atheist, as others insist on
calling it, but I don't need to word to describe my thoughts.
Post by Dawn Flood
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/atheist
The word "atheist" is part of the English lexicon; it is *not* going to disappear.
No one suggested it's going to disappear. It still isn't needed and
theistic christers are stupid (additionally stupid) for thinking they
need it.
why are you using it
Duane D La Motte
2025-01-07 21:15:48 UTC
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Just as we don't need a term to describe someone who doesn't believe in
astrology or "chakras" or unicorns or leprechauns.
https://www.facebook.com/17841451970413156/videos/1273599303760794/
No, it's an excellent idea. I *am* an atheist, as others insist on calling it,
but I don't need to word to describe my thoughts.
Post by Dawn Flood
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/atheist
The word "atheist" is part of the English lexicon; it is *not* going to disappear.
No one suggested it's going to disappear. It still isn't needed and theistic
christers are stupid (additionally stupid) for thinking they need it.
why are you using it
I don't.
%
2025-01-07 21:18:00 UTC
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Just as we don't need a term to describe someone who doesn't
believe in astrology or "chakras" or unicorns or leprechauns.
https://www.facebook.com/17841451970413156/videos/1273599303760794/
No, it's an excellent idea. I *am* an atheist, as others insist on
calling it, but I don't need to word to describe my thoughts.
Post by Dawn Flood
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/atheist
The word "atheist" is part of the English lexicon; it is *not* going to disappear.
No one suggested it's going to disappear. It still isn't needed and
theistic christers are stupid (additionally stupid) for thinking they
need it.
why are you using it
I don't.
then you can't be part of this post
Ferd
2025-01-09 09:51:20 UTC
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Just as we don't need a term to describe someone who doesn't
believe in astrology or "chakras" or unicorns or leprechauns.
https://www.facebook.com/17841451970413156/videos/1273599303760794/
No, it's an excellent idea. I *am* an atheist, as others insist on
calling it, but I don't need to word to describe my thoughts.
Post by Dawn Flood
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/atheist
The word "atheist" is part of the English lexicon; it is *not* going to disappear.
No one suggested it's going to disappear. It still isn't needed and
theistic christers are stupid (additionally stupid) for thinking
they need it.
why are you using it
I don't.
You do and you lied. That's because you're a homosexual and we don't need
those either.
Beavis
2025-01-07 21:48:30 UTC
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Just as we don't need a term to describe someone who doesn't believe
in astrology or "chakras" or unicorns or leprechauns.
https://www.facebook.com/17841451970413156/videos/1273599303760794/
No, it's an excellent idea. I *am* an atheist, as others insist on
calling it, but I don't need to word to describe my thoughts.
Post by Dawn Flood
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/atheist
The word "atheist" is part of the English lexicon; it is *not* going to disappear.
No one suggested it's going to disappear. It still isn't needed and
theistic christers are stupid (additionally stupid) for thinking they
need it.
why are you using it
Why do you give blumpkins?
Dawn Flood
2025-01-07 21:15:58 UTC
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Just as we don't need a term to describe someone who doesn't believe
in astrology or "chakras" or unicorns or leprechauns.
https://www.facebook.com/17841451970413156/videos/1273599303760794/
No, it's an excellent idea. I *am* an atheist, as others insist on
calling it, but I don't need to word to describe my thoughts.
Post by Dawn Flood
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/atheist
The word "atheist" is part of the English lexicon; it is *not* going to disappear.
No one suggested it's going to disappear. It still isn't needed and
theistic christers are stupid (additionally stupid) for thinking they
need it.
Most Christians are theists; those of us who are not are "a-theist".

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2025-01-07 21:17:29 UTC
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Just as we don't need a term to describe someone who doesn't believe
in astrology or "chakras" or unicorns or leprechauns.
https://www.facebook.com/17841451970413156/videos/1273599303760794/
No, it's an excellent idea. I *am* an atheist, as others insist on
calling it, but I don't need to word to describe my thoughts.
Post by Dawn Flood
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/atheist
The word "atheist" is part of the English lexicon; it is *not* going to disappear.
No one suggested it's going to disappear. It still isn't needed and
theistic christers are stupid (additionally stupid) for thinking they
need it.
Most Christians are theists; those of us who are not are "a-theist".
Dawn
right and you believe in nothing
Beavis
2025-01-08 03:07:31 UTC
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Just as we don't need a term to describe someone who doesn't
believe in astrology or "chakras" or unicorns or leprechauns.
https://www.facebook.com/17841451970413156/videos/1273599303760794/
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Post by Dawn Flood
No, it's an excellent idea. I am an atheist, as others insist on
calling it, but I don't need to word to describe my thoughts.
Post by Dawn Flood
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/atheist
The word "atheist" is part of the English lexicon; it is not
going to disappear.
No one suggested it's going to disappear. It still isn't needed
and theistic christers are stupid (additionally stupid) for
thinking they need it.
Most Christians are theists; those of us who are not are "a-theist".
Dawn
right and you believe in nothing
I belive in black ass sucking. I like to suck black ass.
Dawn Flood
2025-01-09 16:35:28 UTC
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Just as we don't need a term to describe someone who doesn't believe
in astrology or "chakras" or unicorns or leprechauns.
https://www.facebook.com/17841451970413156/videos/1273599303760794/
No, it's an excellent idea. I *am* an atheist, as others insist on
calling it, but I don't need to word to describe my thoughts.
Post by Dawn Flood
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/atheist
The word "atheist" is part of the English lexicon; it is *not* going to disappear.
No one suggested it's going to disappear. It still isn't needed and
theistic christers are stupid (additionally stupid) for thinking they
need it.
Most Christians are theists; those of us who are not are "a-theist".
Dawn
right and you believe in nothing
As a conscious, sentient being, I believe in many things, but sadly, my
beliefs end with the physical death of my brain & body. I very much wish
& desire that such could be otherwise, but reality is what it is.

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2025-01-09 17:27:17 UTC
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Just as we don't need a term to describe someone who doesn't
believe in astrology or "chakras" or unicorns or leprechauns.
https://www.facebook.com/17841451970413156/videos/1273599303760794/
No, it's an excellent idea. I *am* an atheist, as others insist on
calling it, but I don't need to word to describe my thoughts.
Post by Dawn Flood
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/atheist
The word "atheist" is part of the English lexicon; it is *not* going to disappear.
No one suggested it's going to disappear. It still isn't needed and
theistic christers are stupid (additionally stupid) for thinking
they need it.
Most Christians are theists; those of us who are not are "a-theist".
Dawn
right and you believe in nothing
As a conscious, sentient being, I believe in many things, but sadly, my
beliefs end with  the physical death of my brain & body.  I very much wish
& desire that such could be otherwise, but reality is what it is.
Dawn
so you believe in nothing there for there is nothing to talk about
Duane D La Motte
2025-01-09 20:26:18 UTC
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Just as we don't need a term to describe someone who doesn't believe in
astrology or "chakras" or unicorns or leprechauns.
https://www.facebook.com/17841451970413156/videos/1273599303760794/
No, it's an excellent idea. I *am* an atheist, as others insist on calling
it, but I don't need to word to describe my thoughts.
Post by Dawn Flood
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/atheist
The word "atheist" is part of the English lexicon; it is *not* going to disappear.
No one suggested it's going to disappear. It still isn't needed and theistic
christers are stupid (additionally stupid) for thinking they need it.
Most Christians are theists; those of us who are not are "a-theist".
Dawn
right and you believe in nothing
Not believing in a Sky Fairy does not equal "believe in nothing."
Rudy Canoza
2025-01-07 21:21:56 UTC
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Time to suck dick again.
He's the uncle nobody wants around during holiday meals because if
he's invited, he'll hold forth on his odious views (and get into
long and unproductive arguments over climate change too), so he's
all alone for the holidays ... if only he'd educate himself, maybe
people would start to want him around.
The sad, sad plight of a kook ...
This could equally describe Ko0kMa7e. He has no successes,
achievements, or accomplishments of his own; he can only live
vicariously through the successes of others, which he trumpets as if
he had anything at all to do with them.
So pathetic.
As usual, kensi, you've hit the nail right on the head.
Perhaps many of our kooks are in similar situations ...
I don't get it.
Bend over and I'll make sure you do.
Prince Albert
2025-01-07 22:32:03 UTC
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Post by Rudy Canoza
Time to suck dick again.
He's the uncle nobody wants around during holiday meals because if
he's invited, he'll hold forth on his odious views (and get into
long and unproductive arguments over climate change too), so he's
all alone for the holidays ... if only he'd educate himself, maybe
people would start to want him around.
The sad, sad plight of a kook ...
This could equally describe Ko0kMa7e. He has no successes,
achievements, or accomplishments of his own; he can only live
vicariously through the successes of others, which he trumpets as if
he had anything at all to do with them.
So pathetic.
As usual, kensi, you've hit the nail right on the head.
Perhaps many of our kooks are in similar situations ...
I don't get it.
Bend over and I'll make sure you do.
Now the horny dwarf is all excited.

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John Smyth
2025-01-07 23:45:42 UTC
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Trump goes to
Church just to
be assfucked
by Priests
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