Re: Anybody want a Corona?
Posted: Mon April 18, 2022 6:04 am
Well, we all have to decide for ourselves, I suppose.macphisto wrote:Doesn’t sound worth the risk, but thanks.
Well, we all have to decide for ourselves, I suppose.macphisto wrote:Doesn’t sound worth the risk, but thanks.
I miss the government deciding for us. Much safer.McParadigm wrote:Well, we all have to decide for ourselves, I suppose.macphisto wrote:Doesn’t sound worth the risk, but thanks.
I bet a homeless guy didn't take a massive shit on the front step of mac's church this morning thoughMcParadigm wrote:Wow sounds like every Burgermaster in Seattle, how remarkable.macphisto wrote:I went to church today and I only saw like two masks and nobody was distancing. It was fkkn scary man.verb_to_trust wrote:Be sure to mask up, buddymacphisto wrote:<— Pureblood checking in
Still haven’t had it probably.
i have faith you are going to continue to post in this thread and deny everythingverb_to_trust wrote:Maybe you wouldn't be absolutely terrified of death if you had faith in something?
Easy there, champ. You've spent the last two years living in fear, worshiping at the altar of a false god (The Science™) and its prophet Fauxi, and believing everything the TV tells you. I don't think you're in a position to be mocking anyone's religious practices.Peeps wrote:going to church to pray to a imaginary super being sure does sound like getting a shot for some imaginary virus
Exactly. If covid has taught us anything it is that humans need to worship something. In an increasingly Godless society, I gotta say, I'm not happy with what has filled that void.macphisto wrote:Easy there, champ. You've spent the last two years living in fear, worshiping at the altar of a false god (The Science™) and its prophet Fauxi, and believing everything the TV tells you. I don't think you're in a position to be mocking anyone's religious practices.Peeps wrote:going to church to pray to a imaginary super being sure does sound like getting a shot for some imaginary virus
The pastor yesterday actually talked about how everyone has a God-shaped hole, and that many people try to fill it with sex n drugs n rock n roll, which was a pretty badass thing to hear at church. I often fill mine with tacos and chicken wings, but I'm trying to be better every day.verb_to_trust wrote:Exactly. If covid has taught us anything it is that humans need to worship something. In an increasingly Godless society, I gotta say, I'm not happy with what has filled that void.macphisto wrote:Easy there, champ. You've spent the last two years living in fear, worshiping at the altar of a false god (The Science™) and its prophet Fauxi, and believing everything the TV tells you. I don't think you're in a position to be mocking anyone's religious practices.Peeps wrote:going to church to pray to a imaginary super being sure does sound like getting a shot for some imaginary virus
Guns?verb_to_trust wrote:Exactly. If covid has taught us anything it is that humans need to worship something. In an increasingly Godless society, I gotta say, I'm not happy with what has filled that void.macphisto wrote:Easy there, champ. You've spent the last two years living in fear, worshiping at the altar of a false god (The Science™) and its prophet Fauxi, and believing everything the TV tells you. I don't think you're in a position to be mocking anyone's religious practices.Peeps wrote:going to church to pray to a imaginary super being sure does sound like getting a shot for some imaginary virus
Can you?JuanHamm wrote:Spike, please just leave this thread behind. Just let Mac, Thodoks and Verb jerk each other into oblivion.