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Arguments for (or against) the existence of God
tunaplanet replied to scottbre's topic in Speakers Corner
Yours don't match up with what mine say. Forty-two -
Between Dan Rather and Michael Moore, the liberals are running out of credible heros. Forty-two
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Arguments for (or against) the existence of God
tunaplanet replied to scottbre's topic in Speakers Corner
1:20 & 21 states, "every living creature is brought forth from the waters, including every winged fowl." 2:19 it states, "God brings forth every beast of the field and every fowl of the air from dry ground." Just in case you missed that the first time. Quoting directly from KJ. Forty-two -
The secret memos I have acquired says they like sherbert. Forty-two
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Oh, Charlie Rogers out for the year. Sucks to be a Lion fan. Don't feel too bad. Galloway is out for 4-6 weeks. Forty-two
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Are the cheeseheads ready for an ass-kickin? Tune in now to enjoy the clinic Carolina is about to put on. Forty-two
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Arguments for (or against) the existence of God
tunaplanet replied to scottbre's topic in Speakers Corner
I stated my quotes directly from the bible. Forty-two -
No, it really was Kerry. 60 Minutes has the memos proving it. Forty-two
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Arguments for (or against) the existence of God
tunaplanet replied to scottbre's topic in Speakers Corner
The bible. Forty-two -
Don't forget 60 minutes' special investigation special - "Kerry invented Tapioca pudding. We have memos proving he originated the recipe" Forty-two
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Arguments for (or against) the existence of God
tunaplanet replied to scottbre's topic in Speakers Corner
1:20 & 21 states, "every living creature is brought forth from the waters, including every winged fowl." 2:19 it states, "God brings forth every beast of the field and every fowl of the air from dry ground." Can't see the contradiction there, huh? Wow. Simply amazing. I guess there's a reason why people refer to it as "blind faith". Forty-two -
Not the point. The point is you and the liberals have cried from the mountain-tops that there are NO WMDs in Iraq and clearly there are. That, my friend, is the point. Forty-two
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Remember the fiasco when he called one college by their arch rival's nickname? Forty-two
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Because it would prove the liberals liars. Can't have that. Forty-two
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No. The fact that no proof has been shown that they don't have them. Forty-two
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Not sure if you heard but battles no longer consist of one army lining up on one side, the other army on the other and then both armies rush each other. Forty-two
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Here's a good article for anyone that has a larger mental capacity than, "Bush lied/No WMDs". It's lengthy and at times uses big words. If you're up for it check it out. Forty-two
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R60s with three and a half pounds of radioactive uranium wrapped around a high explosive warhead are not, "a few mortar shells." Those are considered WMDs wether it fits your political agenda or not. Forty-two
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So if it's not possible to prove there aren't any how can you and all the other liberals be so sure there aren't? Liberals rant and rave about how there are no WMDs all the time. Now you say it's not possible to prove there isn't. Sounds contradicting to me. Is this where you start talking about science books and interpetation issues? Forty-two
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Not to mention that it cost Pontiac very little to build those cars. Forty-two
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When it is proven that there is no WMDs in Iraq (which there has already been some found) then you'll have your proof. Until then we've done nothing wrong. Any attempt to say we are wrong is speculation. Forty-two
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No. Billionaire, yes. Multi-billionaire, no. Forty-two
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Tapioca. Like there's another kind. Forty-two
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I covered this earlier. We found some. It's old news. I specifically remember us finding Russian-made R-60s with 3.5 pounds of radioactive uranium wrapped around a high explosive warhead. Guess that wouldn't be considered a WMD, huh? Forty-two
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I like pudding. Forty-two