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Posted by MisterOpus1 on Jun-15-2004 18:23:

quote:
Originally posted by DjSway
Well said, but I think that in cases of lawsuits, there should be some kind of restrictions or such. Not relating to this lawsuit but ridiculous ones like mom sues Mac Donalds for making her kids fat, or woman sues for Janet's boob.


Hey, who doesn't hate frivolous lawsuits? But like I said, you gotta put up with the "bads" in order to have the "goods".

Besides, a number of state lawmakers are creating Amendments that limit frivolous lawsuits of this nature, like the "fast-food making us fat" type situations.


Posted by DjSway on Jun-15-2004 18:35:

quote:
Originally posted by MisterOpus1
Hey, who doesn't hate frivolous lawsuits? But like I said, you gotta put up with the "bads" in order to have the "goods".

Besides, a number of state lawmakers are creating Amendments that limit frivolous lawsuits of this nature, like the "fast-food making us fat" type situations.


What? I have to submit my lawsuit against Tranceaddict for making me addicted to trance.


Posted by MisterOpus1 on Jun-15-2004 19:35:

quote:
Originally posted by DjSway
What? I have to submit my lawsuit against Tranceaddict for making me addicted to trance.


Ehh? Hell no - that's a legitimate complaint! Take Swamper for all he's worth!


Posted by Shakka on Jun-15-2004 19:47:

quote:
Originally posted by MisterOpus1
Ehh? Hell no - that's a legitimate complaint! Take Swamper for all he's worth!


You mean you guys actually listen to trance music??? I haven't listened to any good new trance in a while. Any good suggestions? I'm not about to take this question to the music forum--I'd be a stranger in a strange land.


Posted by DjSway on Jun-15-2004 19:47:

I love this country and what it can do for me!


Posted by MisterOpus1 on Jun-15-2004 20:15:

quote:
Originally posted by Shakka
You mean you guys actually listen to trance music??? I haven't listened to any good new trance in a while. Any good suggestions? I'm not about to take this question to the music forum--I'd be a stranger in a strange land.


To be completely honest, yeah I still do every once in a while - usually just for "old time sake". For the most part, however, I don't listen much to anything dance-wise anymore. Hell, the last CD I bought was Dizzie Gillespie's greatest hits, so that may give you an idea where my music interests lie lately!

The last time the Mrs. and I listened to "trance" was about 2 weeks ago when she slipped in a Ferry Corsten CD and attempted to recall the last time we listened to it. We both drew blanks. Funny thing about drugs and memory - they don't mix well.


Posted by Q5echo on Jun-15-2004 20:35:

i'm to old to dance. i just kinda bop in my chair listening to prog thinking about the new world order. pathetic


Posted by MisterOpus1 on Jun-15-2004 21:06:

quote:
Originally posted by MisterOpus1
To be completely honest, yeah I still do every once in a while - usually just for "old time sake". For the most part, however, I don't listen much to anything dance-wise anymore. Hell, the last CD I bought was Dizzie Gillespie's greatest hits, so that may give you an idea where my music interests lie lately!

The last time the Mrs. and I listened to "trance" was about 2 weeks ago when she slipped in a Ferry Corsten CD and attempted to recall the last time we listened to it. We both drew blanks. Funny thing about drugs and memory - they don't mix well.



Edit: my comments about suing Tranceaddict were more or less because us bleedin' heart liberals "feel" the pain of these hapless victims in our society, and that all lawsuits deserve merit and money.

Right?

Guys?

Hello?

Class? Anyone, anyone?

Damn crickets.


Posted by DjSway on Jun-15-2004 21:18:

Worm Popper

Cricket...


Posted by smokeape on Jun-16-2004 00:07:

quote:
Originally posted by Shakka
You mean you guys actually listen to trance music??? I haven't listened to any good new trance in a while. Any good suggestions? I'm not about to take this question to the music forum--I'd be a stranger in a strange land.


Check my posts on COR. Always new trance since I spend 2/3 on MP3 sites and only about 1/3 or less here. I'm in it for the music and not the conversation...


[[[smoke]]]

Tory Kay - The Rising Sun (Magane Mix)

Thump!


Posted by St_Andrew on Jun-16-2004 00:15:

quote:
Originally posted by Shakka
You mean you guys actually listen to trance music??? I haven't listened to any good new trance in a while. Any good suggestions? I'm not about to take this question to the music forum--I'd be a stranger in a strange land.


internet radio is the key, then you don't have to bother looking for the music

www.ets-global.org
www.tranceairwaves.com
etc


Posted by DrUg_Tit0 on Jun-16-2004 11:20:

quote:
Originally posted by St_Andrew
internet radio is the key, then you don't have to bother looking for the music

www.ets-global.org
www.tranceairwaves.com
etc


Heh, unfortunately I have a 56k modem, so I'm gonna have to wait a while on this one...

But yeah, I don't listen to trance that much either nowadays. Guess I'm too lazy to search for mp3s. Most recently I'm listening to some weird gothic-metal-dance music


Posted by Shakka on Jun-16-2004 12:10:

haha! Thread successfully hijacked!


Posted by St_Andrew on Jun-17-2004 08:35:

quote:
Originally posted by DrUg_Tit0
Heh, unfortunately I have a 56k modem, so I'm gonna have to wait a while on this one...

But yeah, I don't listen to trance that much either nowadays. Guess I'm too lazy to search for mp3s. Most recently I'm listening to some weird gothic-metal-dance music


56k man it sucks to be you =/

to hijack the topic some more:
i'm probably going to croatia this summer, isn't that cool?


Posted by DrUg_Tit0 on Jun-17-2004 13:03:

quote:
Originally posted by St_Andrew
56k man it sucks to be you =/


Yeah, I know. We have only one telecom operator so they're really in no hurry to improve on technologies before the competition comes. Fortunately, the competition will come at the end of this year, so then I hope I'll get a decent connection.

quote:
to hijack the topic some more:
i'm probably going to croatia this summer, isn't that cool?


Really? Have you decided on where exactly you'll be staying? And take with you that sister of yours that's making out with other girls, I'd like to meet her


Posted by St_Andrew on Jun-17-2004 13:11:

quote:
Originally posted by DrUg_Tit0
Really? Have you decided on where exactly you'll be staying? And take with you that sister of yours that's making out with other girls, I'd like to meet her


it's not 100% sure yet, my mum had booked some place in makarska, but she haden't got any confirmation yet, but hopefully we will go there

what about that "city"? sucky/good/average/superb? look nice on the pics at least, have never been to croatia before tho

and yeah, my sister will be with us, it's a family trip


Posted by DrUg_Tit0 on Jun-17-2004 22:13:

quote:
Originally posted by St_Andrew
it's not 100% sure yet, my mum had booked some place in makarska, but she haden't got any confirmation yet, but hopefully we will go there

what about that "city"? sucky/good/average/superb? look nice on the pics at least, have never been to croatia before tho


Hmm, I've never been there but I suppose it's a nice place. It's not that small, so I guess there should be some satisfactory nightlife and entertainment. I'm usually staying in Malinska, that's on the north on the island Krk, cause I got a house there. It's pretty lame there though. Anyway, I heard Paul van Dyk is gonna come to Croatia this summer, but I forgot where exactly. I think it's somewhere in Istria, but I'm not sure...

quote:
and yeah, my sister will be with us, it's a family trip


Oh, well, then you guys can feel free to give me a visit


Posted by 3xx3r7 on Jun-18-2004 20:02:

I think the whole pledge is a hypocritical toward "separation of state and church". If there is such, then why there is a reference of God in the pledge?


Posted by Shakka on Jun-18-2004 20:26:

quote:
Originally posted by 3xx3r7
I think the whole pledge is a hypocritical toward "separation of state and church". If there is such, then why there is a reference of God in the pledge?


I think it has something to do with a general belief in God vs. belief in a specific organized religion like Catholicism, Mormon, Presbyterian, Jewish, Muslim, Hindu, Shinto, etc.


Posted by Spin Doctor on Jun-18-2004 21:41:

quote:
Originally posted by Dervish
Is it? We never I don't think... Had assemblys every so often when we sang stuff and had Sally Army people speak and stuff.


Yep, by law, every school in the country is supposed to do one act of Christian worship per day, but 99.9% of secondary schools in the country willingly break this law, because simply put, there isn�t enough hours in the school day to get all the teaching done and sit around praying. The Teachers Union put pressure on the powers that be to get the law changed so their not breaking any laws any more, but to my knowledge the law still stands.

At my secondary school, on the very rare occasion that there was a prayer said in assembly, they had no problems if you didn�t bow you heads and pray along with everyone else. Primary schools are a bit different though, as you�ll know a lot of them are connected to a major Christian denomination, so they get agitated if you don�t join in like the good little fundamentalist!


Posted by arctic on Jun-19-2004 08:58:

quote:
Originally posted by Shakka
I think it has something to do with a general belief in God vs. belief in a specific organized religion like Catholicism, Mormon, Presbyterian, Jewish, Muslim, Hindu, Shinto, etc.


I think it's highly likely that the god section is referring to the Abrahamic god and that god alone. That aside, most Hindus are polytheistic, as are many Pagans, as are (I believe) Shintoists - so they can't pledge allegiance to 'god'. Then you've got people who don't actually believe in a god; Buddhists, Humanists, Humanistic Jews, Agnostics, Atheists etc.

The US clearly isn't one nation under god - and as such the reference really shouldn't be there. If you define religion to mean the following:

quote:
Originally posted by Dictionary.com
"1. Belief in and reverence for a supernatural power or powers regarded as creator and governor of the universe."


How can the god reference not be considered religion?


Posted by tathi on Jun-22-2004 11:49:

thank god i live in australia

edit: pun not intended freudian slip?


Posted by occrider on Jun-22-2004 20:57:

quote:
Originally posted by tathi
thank god i live in australia

edit: pun not intended freudian slip?


Pffft. Thank God all you want. At least our catholic school girls are putting out.

http://news.com.au/common/story_pag...059^421,00.html


Posted by St_Andrew on Jun-22-2004 21:03:

quote:
Originally posted by occrider
Pffft. Thank God all you want. At least our catholic school girls are putting out.

http://news.com.au/common/story_pag...059^421,00.html



i think you missed the:

"The youth abstinence movement in the US claims more than 200,000 devotees." - part

you booth sucks, nothing like that in sweden


Posted by occrider on Jun-22-2004 21:30:

quote:
Originally posted by St_Andrew
i think you missed the:

"The youth abstinence movement in the US claims more than 200,000 devotees." - part

you booth sucks, nothing like that in sweden


But don't you also have animal sex movements?


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