Dear Angry person. I don't mean to be offesnive but that was very ill thought out. Very nice sounding for a person who doesn't know you mean though, or even for somebody who already knows you're wrong. But let me substantiate that statement. Imagine a geometric line. This stretches across the entire universe hence making it infinitely long. If i cut it in half, it's still infinity on both sides. infinity divided by two is still infinity. Even infinity over infinity is infinity, o
Dan Kaschel
That was beautiful Jay. Keep it up. ~Dan
Good to hear that you're so altruistic. But nobody wants to hear about perfect people, dear. (No, I never call anyone dear, I'm just being weird.) People read moral articles because they struggle and they want to know other people are struggling with the same issue; hopefully, in hearing the stories of other people, they will be encouraged to overcome those shortcomings. No, humans are not decent. Congrats for your perception, but that's nothing new... actually, as far as that goes,
Maybe I'll check them out. ~Dan
Yes, it is possible. If people have enough interest. ~Dan
...What are we coming to? ~Dan
This is ridiculous. When it comes to people, we take care of each other. That's the way it's always been and heaven help us if it changes. But guess what; countries are not entities that are attempting to carry forth the individual banner. The Prerogative of a country is to benefit its citizens. If you or I have a friend we want to help out, that's cool with me and it should be cool with you. But I don't care about Mexico or the UK or any country in the world except the US. Why?
This is ridiculous. When it comes to people, we take care of each other. That's the way it's always been and heaven help us if it changes. But guess what; countries are not entities that are attempting to carry forth the individual banner. The Prerogative of a country is to benefit its citizens. If you or I have a friend we want to help out, that's cool with me and it should be cool with you. But I don't care about Mexico or the UK or any country in the world except the US. Why?
What a random e-mail to get. I would consider finding another address. ~Dan
My... but that does sound familiar. ~Dan
Nice. I don't know that I'd recommend that particular course of action to others, but I most certainly would have wanted to be there when it happened. ~Dan
"Chloroform Perfume" by From Autumn to Ashes is mine. ~Dan
This is actually a response to your entire blog, which I have read over the last half hour or so. Simply incredible. You remind me a great deal of myself, with theaddition of at least two five-gallon buckets of maturity added in. And six ounces of intelligence. Don't ask me if there's a scale because I simply don't know. [email protected] E-mail me, if you don't mind. I have a feeling you'd be a pretty interesting conversationalist. My blog is at http://dankaschel.joeuser.
My feelings precisely:) ~Dan
That was a phenomenal article. Whether I agree or not.. dubious. But as far as pure literature goes, it was fantastic. I'll have to keep an eye on your stuff. ~Dan
Don't go back, move forward. That's what life is. Don't regret the past, learn from it. That may sound cliche, but people say it for a reason. Take it easy and I wish you the best. I'll be praying. ~Dan
Good thoughts. But if you want to prove it's validity, say it in about four sentences. Every theory can be reduced, and yours most certainly needs it. But good thoughts. Keep it up. ~Dan
Fascinating. Really. ~Dan
What a situation. And apparently a popular one too, judging by the multitudinous replies flooding in. The answer to the original question- why is Frank suddenly looking so good- is really quite simple, and it has already been addressed to a certain degree. I'm certain that if an ex of Jeff (assuming he had one) looked at him now, his porn addiction would not be written in red permanent parker over his eyes. Problems are something that are hidden so that they can be dealt with in private, or
Sometimes there's so much pain there's nothing a man can do but drink. Get over it, losers. Jules, take it easy and I hope things improve. The everyday agony's always prove the worse. ~Dan
A few things to say: 1. I am a devout Christian. But that said, 2. Your article was 1 part insightful, 10 parts naive. Don't try to reduce human pain, suffering, and love to a dog in a yard. It doesn't work. 3. To OccultPizza- Christianity is the fulfillment of the Jewish prophecies. The fact that they missed that fulfillent, ironically enough, is their fault, not the Christian's. Thus, the text is not stolen, it is simple the continuation. Just like chapter 10 o
From a fellow Tolkein fan, a couple comments: 1. Tender moments... definitely too many, but only because they were all an hour long. 2. They took out the entire hobbit episode at the end of the book. I understand that it was necessary for time sake, but... *sigh* I liked that part. 3. The DVD extended edition had better have some awesome deleted footage. There was a lot of stuff that wouldn't have taken much at all to put in. 4. Have you seen the Star Wars movie? Episode
*sigh* That's a big topic, but from a Christian perspective I'll try to answer as much as I can. I know life is horrible, and God really is horrible... if you think life is a happy thing. But according to Christian's, we live in a fallen world, which means essentially that everything is bad. More importantly, we caused it, through a common human trait that most of us know as rebellion. So the reason good things happening is a blessing from God is that everything really should be bad
I don't think we're heading in the direction of AI. Computers are essentially different in structure than the human brain. Unless we take a quick shift in another direction, I don't think matrix nightmares are necessary any time in the near future. But I'll agree with you in one thing: the world is going down hill, and I'm glad my life will be as short as it will. As morbid as that sounds. ~Dan
Excellent article. Generalized articulation has indeed become the norm and thus has made our language weak and ineffective. Words have their lost their beauty because the concrete meanings they used to have are dusty on the edges. Thanks for your insight. ~Dan