Posts by wearyowl29

I. L. said:s

Alright, help me out here—give me some ideas for a solid new username...😵

Well, pick one from that massive arsenal of yours.😁

Rebecca Miller2 said:Look, I’m a pragmatic guy at heart...😳

Don't go bragging about it; pride is just a sickness that leaves you with zero cure.

Rebecca Miller2 said:Oh, please... give me a break. Since when does a former escort and an FBI plant actually "know" anything?😲 😳

That’s just the word of a kid raised in a roadside motel... someone who grew up watching his mother work those shifts. To a son like that, every woman he meets is just going to remind him of his mother's lifestyle.

The FBI doesn't pay nearly enough, anyway—not to mention how much her health has tanked lately.😢

It's all just cheap gossip from bottom-feeders.👎

unknown said:Once the Israeli Embassy in Washington, D.C. finally opens up, our friend over here will finally have a decent spot to grab a coffee.

He’ll probably bring some explosives along just to make the grand opening really pop!😁

Nicole James said:Oh, I bet the whole crew was just out on vacation... Honestly, everyone needs a little downtime! It’s not like conquering the world is easy work, you know? 😁

It’s funny how at those little get-togethers, much like when former FBI agents hold their own reunions, they end up reminiscing about their old colleague John Lukic (who went by the code name "Contrafagottist")—that self-proclaimed prophet and mercenary who operates on a scale somewhere between a mouse and a myth.🙂

Daniel Chavez14 said:Oh, right! While we're on the subject of abortion—yes or no? If you went with "yes," then you just personally ended the legacy of Ludwig van Beethoven. Just a little thought for you!

Have a wonderful rest of your day...!!!
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An oldie but a goodie👍

But look at this reality check: today in Sudan, 5,443 children passed away from hunger and disease. Who knows how many future politicians, humanists, musicians, or scientists were lost in that group? Nobody knows, and honestly, nobody ever will.

Karen Sanchez19 said:Seriously, just total garbage... absolute nonsense, nothing but hot air.

🙂 🙂

Well, look who showed up! It's the guy with the upset stomach walking into the office.
Get outta here, man... honestly, you're just blowing smoke all by yourself.🙂

velvetpilot212 said:Come on, get real here. 😁

Yeah, right...🙂 🙂 🙂

Eric Scott65 said:Oh, please...

I’d honestly just take advantage of him while I had the chance...😁

Wait, you mean even if it actually hurt you personally?????😲

Alexander Watson said:[B

So, I actually dug into some medical research recently, and it turns out there's a massive number of women who experience miscarriages without even realizing they were pregnant in those very early stages.

We're talking about a huge amount of stillborn babies.
And hey, if we look at the natural laws—you know, how more girls are born than boys—it makes you think that heaven might just be overflowing with female children...

Honestly, seeing all this, it’s getting harder for me to believe that a soul is formed the very instant an egg is fertilized... [/B]

Nature has its own way of picking which being gets to be born. It works through trial and error, essentially weeding out anything that isn't quite right to keep growing.
It selects the perfect moment and the perfect conditions for every single child to be conceived.
But man, for every one baby that makes it here, who knows how many failed attempts happened behind the scenes?

That’s why these miscarriages (if that's even what they are) are totally normal. For reasons we can't fully grasp, the body simply rejects the embryo. It happens so early on that most people don't even notice.
To ensure a child actually survives the full nine-month term, there's this built-in biological mechanism that filters things out, preventing certain embryos from developing further.

I truly believe a soul enters a body with its own specific blueprint, and that soul, along with its host body, finds its way to the right parents at just the right time.
As for when that happens? I couldn't tell you! Some people say it's when a mother decides to conceive, regardless of whether she was planning to or not... but a soul enters a body so it can best fulfill the purpose it was created for.

"My life is my message"
Mahatma Gandhi

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nimblecobra79 said:I honestly believe everything—every living thing, every ounce of energy—is constantly interacting with everything else.

The world we walk through is really just a reflection of our collective consciousness.
My theory? Once people finally wake up and realize that helping each other out should be the default setting instead of fighting for every inch, even nature will shift. You'll see it happen! Like, imagine a world where the predator and the prey coexist in total peace—it’s actually written about in the Bible!
What I'm getting at is that the universe itself can shift based on our thoughts (honestly, it’s already happening), and that could even apply to how we perceive the Moon. Or maybe the universe isn't changing, but rather our awareness of what's possible is expanding. 🤔 Actually, wait—it *is* changing. It makes sense! If we change, we inevitably ripple out and affect everything else around us. Everything shifts.
Ugh, I don't even know how to put this into words. You're probably just going to dismiss my whole argument because I'm a woman, right?😁 Typical!
And hey, I can't say I blame you.
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nimblecobra79👍

nimblecobra79 said:It’s a given that the Moon affects people. Honestly, I bet we even have an effect on the Moon.

The Moon definitely pulls on us, and then we turn around and take it out on each other, constant bickering and friction everywhere. It’s just one big cycle of chaos, right up until someone finally files a lawsuit.
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Jack Harris3 said:Hey 😁, you might find that your best work finally gets the recognition it deserves after you're gone. You never know!
True geniuses are always misunderstood while they're still walking this earth. 😁
Just look at me... 🙂
And hey, don't forget about my royalties! 🎉

Not a chance, Lord psina!

You can go ahead and drink away all your cash for all I care.🙂 😬

Mr. Jones said:wearyowl29, seriously, man, please—just try writing something that’s maybe ten lines long. Then you’ll see for yourself why all your threads end up with just two or three replies and barely any views.

Cut it down, buddy! Just keep it brief.

Look, this isn't some high-brow poetry workshop.

It's not about dropping two words and saying, "The white cranes fly..."

Honestly, having ten people actually read something meaningful is worth way more than a hundred people just bickering back and forth in a comment section.
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Joseph Davis5 said:Whoa, wearyowl29!
Seriously, where on earth are you getting your info? You’re absolutely nailing it lately. Consider me officially impressed!🙂 🙂

That’s just life, isn't it? Some people hit the jackpot while others... well, did you catch the game last night? What a disaster!😁

Anyone who skipped last night's big game to catch that documentary, "Shoemaker and God," definitely made the right call. I know I did!
It’s the story of this incredible guy—a local shoemaker who actually studied theology and violin back in Switzerland. He’s also a TV technician, and now he’s even looking into organic farming. What a colorful, multifaceted soul!

He’s thin, almost looks like a Quaker, with these incredibly bright, piercing eyes. When he starts talking about God and the Bible with such intensity, I’ll admit, my first instinct was to change the channel. You think, "Oh boy, here comes another fanatic lost in his own world."
But then you really listen. You see the sheer, personal joy he takes in discussing faith, and how much love he pours into his views on God and humanity. It’s not dark or heavy; it’s actually incredibly positive.
He isn't trying to force a conversion on you or anyone else. There’s none of that "my way or the highway" attitude, and he certainly doesn't preach about the inevitable end of the world like he's some kind of doom-monger. He isn't trying to turn his personal beliefs into a universal rule, and he never tries to demonize people who see things differently.
He just lives his faith. He accepted it, understood it, and lets it guide his life.

In this country, we see these other types of people constantly—these self-proclaimed prophets spinning in circles, singing the same old song from start to finish. They seem stuck in this desperate rejection of life, people, and the world itself. It’s their permanent, stubborn stance. They love the drama of acting like they are "standing against everyone and everything." They claim to follow their conscience, but their idea of what a conscience should be is totally warped. They talk about shame, yet don't seem to feel any. They treat the Bible like a political manifesto and completely miss the actual message of the Word. These are people who have never
spoken a word about compassion, mercy, hope, or comfort. They don't care about avoiding causing pain; there’s zero humanity there. Instead, they are just soaked in negativity, living in constant sync with the darkest parts of this world.

These "beggars" thrive on what they lack. They focus on what they can't give themselves, what they can't measure or possess.
That’s why they declare themselves so loudly; it’s this baseless, crazy idea that by denying life, they somehow prove their own importance.
You might ask... is it a personality disorder? Or something else?

Anyway, let’s get back to our Shoemaker.
He tells this story about playing the violin back in Switzerland. After one performance, an elderly woman, absolutely moved by his music, approached him.
Now, this wasn't a man who made his living through music—he says he never earned a single cent from it. But when he got home, he found a gift from her.
It was a violin. And not just any violin. A Stradivarius.

I don't know what those go for on the market today, or if it was a high-end replica... but I truly believe it was the real deal.
By accepting the gift, the Shoemaker started a beautiful cycle of kindness. He entered into a silent partnership with her, realizing how deeply our actions connect to intentions of love, forgiveness, and respect. In doing so, he gained a real kind of "power."
And he didn't have to go around begging with a Bible in his hand to get it.

It makes me wonder: what is it that we, as people, use to affirm ourselves and our place in this world?

Is it just that simple desire for goodness, justice, and love? Those connections that bind us together rather than tear us apart? That kind of energy has been sought after by every culture and every race throughout history. It's so universal that, sometimes, in the chaos of life, we lose sight of it.

The Shoemaker got his violin, and he stayed a shoemaker.

I can't help but wonder, though... what will the Universe have in store for that evil prophet?😉

I. L. said:Nowadays, women try to undermine men... because there’s nobody left to teach fools how to act naturally. They should know they are the MASTERS... and nothing women attempt can ever prevail!

Because woman is simply a part of man...

No matter how much she tries to break free from the chains of fate to be as independent as a man—it just won't happen! You can't overwrite the code set by life's chief programmer!

The Jew and the woman want to humiliate man... to make him "blush"?!😠

In front of whom? In front of grandmas? Give me a break... Try making *me* blush... oh... I forgot... machines don't blush!🙂

And Freud is just Freud... a Jew through and through... muddying the waters... even lying... spinning fantasies about dreams. But hey, at least he condemned the deviants!

Truly, we are living in an age of Kali Yuga... an era of destruction... the time of the Jew and the woman... a time of the worthless... a period of aimlessness and plastic culture... a time of acting and artificiality. As Weininger puts it: an age where art serves merely as a sponge for sweat...

Still, android, you won't win. Because I tell you: if even one normal man remained on this earth... he would be stronger than all the weak little men and all the women combined!

You're actually humiliating yourself, say grandma Lukić, because your prophetic

MANLINESS

betrays someone who can't handle the world (be it women, Jews, or anyone else you find so alien) or even handles themselves
(since you can't find peace and are constantly at war with your own feminine side, while hating everything else around you just as much ).

Woman is merely a socio-cultural component of man.

And don't forget, say grandma Lukić, that every man was originally a woman before he became a man.

While you're rambling about the Bible and tainting it with your interpretations of what Grandpa Lukić intended, you're actually dreaming the opposite of your own prophecy found in Scripture: that MAN came from woman, not the other way around.

What kind of victory are you even dreaming of—when you haven't achieved a victory of tolerance and love within yourself? Instead, you're here on these forums fighting
imaginary battles because you can't accept anyone's existence but your own, and you hate yourself so much that this hatred pushes the boundaries of mental health.

So, you just stumble along, phallic-fascist style,
with a stick shoved up your backside, wallowing in your prophetic delusions.

Mature, healthy, and responsible people don't act like this.

Sick prophets do.👎

Michael Moore3 said:It actually works out in their favor when women decide to build their own empires from the ground up—and actually pull it off! In those cases, they aren't looking for a man to save them. Most powerhouse women tend to be solo acts if they already secured their status before even meeting a partner...
self-centered, stingy little parasites...

I just can't get behind that "parasites" label, though... definitely doesn't sit right with me.👎

Submarine said:Whoa there... Nemila and Ned are just quoting His Holiness I. L. here. Unless, of course, you're suddenly an expert in Hebrew?👍 👍 👍 Honestly, I wouldn't mind being able to read it myself...

You know, we’re still missing Little Man if we want this "personality" to be truly complete in all its holiness.

Maybe check in with the local Jewish community; I'm sure they can point you toward a Hebrew instructor.

But let's be real—you don't actually think learning the language would add anything to your
life, so you'll probably just stick to using American English to keep spreading nonsense.😁