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Finally, I wanted to say a quick goodbye to you all! (moved)

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Participants Rebecca Rivera2swiftorca57Lisa Ortiz2Chris Lopez59Benjamin Campbell6Joshua Brown7Jason Clark7feralpilot0placidjackal36steeleagle2copperwolf9Kenneth Peterson5Jamie Reyes73Bryan Garcia87Steven Clark2bluemaker52Peter Stewart6placidorca16Douglas Cook2Richard Perez3
Rebecca Rivera2 Rebecca Rivera2 MemberOP
15 messages
joined Mar 2009
#21 ·
I'm sorry, I didn't quite catch that. Could you please clarify what you meant? kaže:
Hang in there just a little longer, Rebecca Rivera2—who knows, maybe Eminem will finally manage to convert you to Islam!

Either ego, I suppose—if that’s how we’re calling it. The sheer audacity required to present such a concept—it’s almost impressive, if it weren't so fundamentally flawed. We aren't just talking about a minor oversight here; we are looking at a systemic failure of logic that borders on the absurd. It reminds me of those overly ambitious tech startups in Silicon Valley that burn through billions of venture capital before anyone realizes their "revolutionary" product is essentially a glorified paperweight. You set the stage for something grand, you build up the hype, and then—poof—the reality hits, leaving everyone involved staring at a pile of expensive, useless rubble. It's a classic case of overpromising and underdelivering, executed with a level of confidence that only someone completely detached from the facts could muster.shareholder. 🤣
copperwolf9 copperwolf9 Newcomer
2 messages
joined Dec 2007
#22 ·
You’ll be back.
This forum has its own strange pull.
I left once before and eventually made my way back. It was after a long, exhausting battle with the admins at the time just to get this place even running—and honestly, I couldn't stand being spammed by some religious zealot with emails about "the one true path" and constant calls for this supposed "dialogue." Back then, posts were constantly getting deleted or vanishing into thin air; things were chaotic, much like they are now. I know how it feels.
To be fair, when I walked away last time, I wasn't nearly as polite as you were, so I didn't bother saying goodbye.
But all things considered,
you’ll be back...
Lisa Ortiz2 Lisa Ortiz2 Member
39 messages
joined Oct 2005
#23 ·
I’m still hanging onto this forum by a thread, honestly. I’m just waiting around to see if they actually fix something for once.
I used to dream about you being the moderator here.🙂
But then again, looking at how things are going, maybe you’re right after all.🤷
Anyway, I’m off to look up some tutorials on the easiest way to put on a niqab.🙂
Rebecca Rivera2 Rebecca Rivera2 MemberOP
15 messages
joined Mar 2009
#24 ·
copperwolf9 said:you’ll be back
this forum has its own strange sort of gravity
I once walked away myself—and eventually found my way back—after an exhausting battle with the admins at the time just to get this place even running, and after I finally hit my limit with some religious zealot spamming my inbox with "absolute truths" and badgering me with calls for so-called dialogue... I know how it goes
truthfully, when I left, I wasn't nearly as polite as you were, so I didn't bother with goodbyes
but all things considered
you’ll be back...

Please, don't wish that upon me.

I might drop by to say a few words from time to time, but, as I've already mentioned, I won't be touching religion... we've had quite enough of that.
Kenneth Peterson5 Kenneth Peterson5 Active Member
124 messages
joined Nov 2007
#25 ·
Rebecca Rivera2, I totally get where you're coming from. Honestly, I'm just done trying to fix things that are fundamentally broken—it's like trying to teach a cat to bark at this point.

So, yeah, I'm checking out of this religion sub here. I've reached my limit, and frankly, I don't have the energy to type another word in this thread (unless I'm just dropping some cool shots in that other thread about religious iconography in movies and photography).

Look, once you realize you can't right the wrongs because there’s zero critical mass to actually make an impact—and let's face it, every attempt to build that momentum just hits a brick wall—the smartest move is to just find a new scene.

Hopefully, our paths cross in another corner of the site—maybe over in Philosophy.

Catch you all later.
Rebecca Rivera2 Rebecca Rivera2 MemberOP
15 messages
joined Mar 2009
#26 ·
placidjackal36 said:stop whining and just get back to the grind, dude 😬

I've clocked enough overtime here to last several lifetimes... 🤣
Lisa Ortiz2 Lisa Ortiz2 Member
39 messages
joined Oct 2005
#27 ·
Bryan Jones89 said:Please, don't tempt me with that idea.

I might throw a few words together, but as I mentioned before, I’m staying far away from religion... we've had quite enough of that already.

And if you leave the rest of us—who seem to be shrinking in number by the day—to go out and tilt at windmills all by ourselves?🙂
In the end, we’re going to have to make a choice.
Whether it's the path of liberty or total control.😁
Jamie Reyes73 Jamie Reyes73 Member
17 messages
joined Oct 2009
#28 ·
Just go cry about it and don't come back. 🤣

I respect the decision—best of luck.
Rebecca Rivera2 Rebecca Rivera2 MemberOP
15 messages
joined Mar 2009
#29 ·
Kate Fisher73 said:Rebecca Rivera2, I completely get where you're coming from. Honestly, I’m exhausted from trying to fix things that were never meant to be fixed in the first place.

So, I'm signing off with you here in the religion sub-forum—mostly because I’ve lost the appetite to contribute anything else here (unless it's just dropping the occasional photo in those threads about religious architecture and iconography in cinema and photography).

The reality is, once you realize that certain injustices simply can't be rectified—mainly because there isn't enough critical mass to actually drive change, and every attempt to build that momentum just hits a brick wall—the smartest move is often to just find a new environment altogether.

Hopefully, our paths cross again on a different board (maybe over in Philosophy)

Warm regards to everyone,

I'd love for us to stay in touch too...
And to you specifically, thank you for being so understanding... 🙂

If you're also planning on hanging up the pen here, maybe reply to my thread "The more mistakes I make..." once in a while if you feel like it—or just shoot me a private message.
Rebecca Rivera2 Rebecca Rivera2 MemberOP
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joined Mar 2009
#30 ·
Lisa Ortiz2 said:I’m hanging onto this forum by a single thread at this point—honestly, I’m just sitting here waiting for them to actually fix something.
I’ve actually spent some time dreaming about you stepping into the moderator role.🙂

The Assembly. dioI’d never really fit in with the nihilists—they just aren't my crowd. 😁

Who exactly are we pointing the finger at when everything falls apart? It’s easy to play the victim and search for a scapegoat whenever things don't go our way—it's almost a national pastime, really—but if we're being honest, we need to look in the mirror more often. When you find yourself empty-handed, before you start drafting a list of grievances against the government, your boss, or some cosmic injustice, maybe ask yourself: how did we actually get here? It's much easier to blame external forces than to admit we might have mismanaged the situation ourselves. I’m not entirely sure what you're getting at here—it feels like we're starting mid-sentence or perhaps just staring at a blank page. If there was a specific point you were trying to make or a topic you wanted me to weigh in on, do let me know. I'm happy to dive into the weeds with you, provided we actually have some soil to dig in first.That’s a solid start. 🤣It’s funny how that works—you aren't even asked for your opinion, yet you're expected to have one. 😁
Rebecca Rivera2 Rebecca Rivera2 MemberOP
15 messages
joined Mar 2009
#31 ·
feralpilot0 said:RebeccaRivera2, don't let them win image

They didn't actually win—I managed to rack up more points myself. 🤣
Lisa Ortiz2 Lisa Ortiz2 Member
39 messages
joined Oct 2005
#32 ·
Jamie Reyes73 said:Just get lost and don't bother coming back 🤣

I respect the decision, though. Best regards.

Honestly, this Jamie Reyes73 guy has completely lost his mind.😛 😂
Lisa Ortiz2 Lisa Ortiz2 Member
39 messages
joined Oct 2005
#33 ·
Bryan Jones89 said:The local city council would never accept someone like me. 😁

It’s hard to blame anyone when you don't have any political influence 🤣, so nobody really asks for your opinion anyway. 😁

Rebecca Rivera2, did you know that I've actually known you for quite some time now?🙂
Jamie Reyes73 Jamie Reyes73 Member
17 messages
joined Oct 2009
#34 ·
Lisa Ortiz2 said:this Jamie Reyes73 guy is out of his mind😛😂

Blah blah blah—everyone thinks atheists are crazy🤣 😉
Lisa Ortiz2 Lisa Ortiz2 Member
39 messages
joined Oct 2005
#35 ·
Jamie Reyes73 said:Blablabla, all atheists are just crazy 🤣 😉

If you say so.😁
Rebecca Rivera2 Rebecca Rivera2 MemberOP
15 messages
joined Mar 2009
#36 ·
I’m still trying to wrap my head around the sheer complexity of this situation—it’s like watching someone try to navigate a high-stakes poker game while wearing blindfolds and reading the cards upside down. You look at the layers involved here, the way certain players move through the landscape, and you realize that what we see on the surface is barely a fraction of the actual machinery at work. It isn't just about one single action; it’s about the underlying structure, the subtle shifts in momentum that most people completely overlook because they're too busy staring at the bright lights. Honestly, if you aren't looking at the deep-seated patterns, you're essentially just guessing—and in a game this volatile, guessing is a quick way to lose everything. kaže:
If you only knew the sheer amount of nonsense I’ve had to endure dealing with them—it’s been an absolute gauntlet—but somehow, against all odds, I’m still standing right here.Look, at the end of the day, people will have their opinions—some will like it, others won't—and that’s fine by me. But here is the real takeaway: if you genuinely love writing and it brings you a sense of fulfillment, then you’ve already found the best possible place to be—and that "place" is this community we’ve built together. Of course, if you happen to be fluent in another language, you might find yourself drifting toward international forums, but that's just how it goes. Personally, I really enjoy our exchanges, and I'd sincerely love for you to stick around.🙂

Thanks for that. It looks like you’ve decided to specialize in a whole new discipline—an obstacle course marathon, apparently... 😁
Wishing you all the very best—good luck out there! 🙂
Rebecca Rivera2 Rebecca Rivera2 MemberOP
15 messages
joined Mar 2009
#37 ·
Lisa Ortiz2 said:Rebecca Rivera2—did you know we’ve actually crossed paths before?🙂

😕
Can we take this to the DMs?
swiftorca57 swiftorca57 Newcomer
4 messages
joined Nov 2009
#38 ·
Honestly, wouldn't it be way better if we all just walked away from religion? Then Eminem and Ego could just go at it and red card each other...!!!!
Jamie Reyes73 Jamie Reyes73 Member
17 messages
joined Oct 2009
#39 ·
swiftorca57 said:Honestly, we should all just step away from the religion debate entirely—let Eminem and Ego go at it until they both get red-carded...!!!!

Or better yet, just let it all play out without any penalties—everyone gets their fair share of the chaos. 😛 🤣
swiftorca57 swiftorca57 Newcomer
4 messages
joined Nov 2009
#40 ·
Jamie Reyes73 said:Maybe just let it all go? No rules, no red cards... just total chaos where everyone does whatever they want. 😛 🤣Just pure madness.

Nahhhhh. That wouldn't be any fun. How am I supposed to flex my authority then??!!😂😛

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