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| Re: KaKi King - This is pretty cool [message #69821 is a reply to message #69751] |
Fri, 30 June 2006 11:58   |
JB
Messages: 24
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t;He also never defined loving your enemies as letting them murder
>>your family, nor turning"..
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>>If you truly believe your above statement: Then me as an African American(Who's
>>Great Grandfather was in-slaved) and who's past ancestors were mammed,
torturted,
>>beaten, women repeatedly and brutally raped, hung, castrated, lynched,
tared
>>& feathered ,whipped, & murdered. According to your set uf biblical rules
>>and interpretation, "African Americans should view all whites(Christians
>>included) as their enemy and never trust them as long as they live.?????????
>
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>Why would you do that to people who had nothing to do with it?
>That would simply make you as evil as the lynch mobs.
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>Your reasoning is faulty at any rate. The analogy would only be
>true if the question at hand was you handing over your family
>to ku kluxers for lynching in the name of forgiveness.
>
>I would hope you would rise up and take
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| Re: KaKi King - This is pretty cool [message #69833 is a reply to message #69821] |
Fri, 30 June 2006 18:27 |
Dubya Mark Wilson
Messages: 108
Registered: May 2006
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gt;
>He called the injection "violence" and would not permit it, so she
>died of an easily-treatable infection.
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>Think Jesus approved?
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>>Some in our race (Islam) wanted to use Force, which
>>would've only incited a full-out race war. What good would that have done??What
>>would've been gained if the African American populous would've listened
>to
>>the Nation of Islam and gone "Guns Blazing"?? We'd still be killing each
>>other. Thanks God cooler heads prevailed..
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>Wouldn't have happened. The Nation of Islam would have been
>annihilated and many innocents would have suffered, most of them
>black. The remaining black americans (the vast majority) would
>have been operating some of the weapons cutting down the Nation
>of Islam. We would have gone on as a country, just like we did after
>the SLA. Sorry, but that's reality.
>
>There is no equivilence between national defense, carried out to the
>best of our ability, and the potential actions of the Nation of Islam.
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>
>>All in all, God ways are the best way and not Man's way.
>>LAD..
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>You are right, and what scares the crap out of me is the idea of
>being led into war by a corrupt leader and having those deaths on
>my head. I hope I can see the point at which we can no longer
>support the govt. but I do not think we have reached it yet.
>
>
>Hey, BTW. I am African as well. Got my results from the
>National Geographic Genographic test.
>
>https://www3.nationalgeographic.com/genographic/
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>I thought we were Italian on my Dad's side, but it turns out that
>Dad's family started in Somalia and Ethopia. We are most highly
>reresented in the current population of North Africans and there
>are Jews, Greeks, Italians, and Spaniards in their too, but it is an African
>family line.
>
>Do the test if you can, but prepared to be surprised.
>
>DCSelective misquoting...
LaMont you can do better than this.
I did NOT say to go kill some kluxers in revenge.
I said it was righteous to stop them from killing you and your
family.
Now, if you wan
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| Re: KaKi King - This is pretty cool [message #69917 is a reply to message #69833] |
Mon, 03 July 2006 09:29 |
JB
Messages: 24
Registered: December 2005
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e, but it doesn't come from hatred - for
>or
>> >> from anyone, regardless of what we view as injustice or intolerance.
>> >>
>> >> Dedric
>> >>
>> >> On 8/14/06 9:51 PM, in article 44e14375$1@linux, "Sarah"
>> >> <sarahjane@sarahtonin.com> wrote:
>> >>
>> >>>
>> >>> Yours, in Christ,
>> >>>
>> >>> Sarah
>> >>>
>> >>>
>> >>
>> >
>>
>ohhhhhh mannnnn...........I'm cleaning up coffee right about now.........
;oD
"rick" <parnell68@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:f093e2hhl6uklcm5lqiuvgrv7b8l0pd3ca@4ax.com...
> An elephant is walking through the jungle when he comes across a
> naked man
> standing in a clearing.
>
> The elephant slowly looks the man up and down and says,
>
> "How the hell do ya feed yourself with that?"
>
>"LaMont" <jjdpro@ameritech.net> wrote:
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>What This "gummint" ???
I borrowed that term from the libertarians. It is slang for government.
DCI have a few potential clients that would like to sit in on a session while
I mix their tracks. I figure this will take extra time so it seems fair
to charge and hourly rate on top of the flat fee for the mix.
Any ideas?
JesseOh boy.. I wish!!
Wouldn't that be cool. But if you do so, you will lose the client
IMO.
You can, of course, lay down some rules about talking and giving
you constant advice while you are eq'ing a soloed track...
"Oh, the mix went away!! It was so good a minute ago and now
the guitar is too loud!"
grrrrrr
DC
"Jesse Skeens" <jskeens@gmail.com> wrote:
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>I have a few potential clients that would like to sit in on a session while
>I mix their tracks. I figure this will take extra time so it seems fair
>to charge and hourly rate on top of the flat fee for the mix.
>
>Any ideas?
>
>JesseWe charge by the hour... no flat rate. If they want to sit in and
make zillions of changes, that's up to them. Usually, I will get a
mix together on my own, then have them come in to "tweak". Then they
take a copy away (if I trust them) and make notes for final changes.
All of this is by the hour.
David.
Jesse Skeens wrote:
> I have a few potential clients that would like to sit in on a session while
> I mix their tracks. I figure this will take extra time so it seems fair
> to charge and hourly rate on top of the flat fee for the mix.
>
> Any ideas?
>
&
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| Re: KaKi King - This is pretty cool [message #69918 is a reply to message #69917] |
Mon, 03 July 2006 10:30 |
Dubya Mark Wilson
Messages: 108
Registered: May 2006
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gt; JesseI don't think it would be unreasonable to just let them know that under
these circumstances, an hourly rate will apply instead of a flat fee.
"Jesse Skeens" <jskeens@gmail.com> wrote in message news:44e210d7$1@linux...
>
> I have a few potential clients that would like to sit in on a session
while
> I mix their tracks. I figure this will take extra time so it seems fair
> to charge and hourly rate on top of the flat fee for the mix.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> JesseThe problem with blind faith is that one risks being blinded by faith.
(Speaking from personal experience).
Perhaps the only thing "God" ever said to us was "Survive!" and then left it
up to us to figure out that cooperation works better than competition. The
"Golden Rule" is not simply a nice idea, it's a very practical and effective
way to live peacefully with our fellow humans. And in my interpretation,
this also means that if someone steals, rapes, or kills, they are
essentially saying, "it's OK if you rob, rape, or kill me," hence, the
usefulness of prisons and gas chambers.
As far as speculating on the afterlife, I just don't care. I'm fine with
the mystery, in fact, I like a good mystery. Sure, it can be fun to say
"what if this . . . " or "what if that . . . " but let's be honest here --
none of us will know until the time comes, and maybe not even then. And I'm
sorry, but "because the bible tells me so" doesn't work for me. It's just
stuff that was written by the brighter members of some fairly backward human
societies thousands of years ago who may or may not have been inspired by a
supreme being. Most likely they were inspired by a strong desire to keep
order in the
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| Re: OT: KaKi King - This is pretty cool [message #69922 is a reply to message #69705] |
Mon, 03 July 2006 11:15 |
TCB
Messages: 1261
Registered: July 2007
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urprised.
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>DCHa! Potato is funnier. Thanks. :)
S
"Brandon" <a@a.com> wrote in message news:44e227bb$1@linux...
>I heard that one a long time ago except the roll was a baked patato.
> It was an old Buddy Hacket joke.
> My girlfriend thinks it's the funniest thing she ever heard.
> She always has me tell it at gatherings.
> It always gets a good laugh.
>
>
> --
> Brandon
>
> "Sarah" <sarahjane@sarahtonin.com> wrote in message
> news:44e22506$2@linux...
>> Hahaha! That's funny. Reminds me of another joke:
>>
>> Jack went to a urologist and told him that he was having a problem, in
>> that, he was unable to get his penis erect. After a complete exam the
>> doctor told Jack that the muscles around the base of his penis were
> damaged
>> from a prior viral infection and t
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