maroon barchetta said:$240 Worth of Pudding said:
Some religious people think it's sacrilege to wrote the word/name "God", so they do THAT.
Also, some non-religious people can't bring themselves to write the name "God" because it might somehow give credence to the notion that God exists.
$240 Worth of Pudding said:maroon barchetta said:$240 Worth of Pudding said:
Some religious people think it's sacrilege to wrote the word/name "God", so they do THAT.
Also, some non-religious people can't bring themselves to write the name "God" because it might somehow give credence to the notion that God exists.
Are you seriously that insecure?
That is a complete fabrication. Ridiculous.
I thought that was only for Lord Voldemort.maroon barchetta said:$240 Worth of Pudding said:
Some religious people think it's sacrilege to wrote the word/name "God", so they do THAT.
Also, some non-religious people can't bring themselves to write the name "God" because it might somehow give credence to the notion that God exists.
I don't think it ought to be blasphemy, just saying 'Jehovah'.LMCane said:LOL not that it's anyone's business on an entertainment boardmaroon barchetta said:$240 Worth of Pudding said:
Some religious people think it's sacrilege to wrote the word/name "God", so they do THAT.
Also, some non-religious people can't bring themselves to write the name "God" because it might somehow give credence to the notion that God exists.
but yes, Jews don't write the actual name of the Lord in Heaven
15 Yemen Road, Yemendouble aught said:
When we get to Yemen, can I stay with you?
double aught said:
When we get to Yemen, can I stay with you?
Claude! said:How many beers did Bruce have in that cooler? He just keeps throwing them!$240 Worth of Pudding said:Whos Juan said:He was great in The Whole Nine Yards. This part never fails to crack me up.oragator said:
I wasn't a fan of friends either, but liked all of his movies. The Whole Nine Yards, Three to Tango, Fools Rush In, even Serving Sara. I barely remember the Growing Pains episode.
When I looked, I was shocked that he hadn't been in a movie since 2009. All those years his talent wasn't fully utilized.
Damn. That gif is all sorts of hard to watch now.
Seven Costanza said:Claude! said:How many beers did Bruce have in that cooler? He just keeps throwing them!$240 Worth of Pudding said:Whos Juan said:He was great in The Whole Nine Yards. This part never fails to crack me up.oragator said:
I wasn't a fan of friends either, but liked all of his movies. The Whole Nine Yards, Three to Tango, Fools Rush In, even Serving Sara. I barely remember the Growing Pains episode.
When I looked, I was shocked that he hadn't been in a movie since 2009. All those years his talent wasn't fully utilized.
Damn. That gif is all sorts of hard to watch now.
Well he is a neat guy.
It is very scary how Ketamine has gone so mainstream. It, like so many recreational drugs, have real medical applications. But with all the talk of using it for depression (which is a valid and demonstrated use), it has made it even more popular as a recreational drug. My daughter in college tells me stories (and well, I've seen most everything in the ER so it's not new but it is concerning how open it is with people) of people that use it and talk about oh when so and so goes in a K-hole, their friends just watch out extra for them - all the while not knowing that a K-hole is on the very edge of ODing.kyledr04 said:
Ketamine infusions outside an inpatient or surgery setting are pretty scary but they're popping up like crazy as a new psychotherapy adjunct. There's multiple start up companies trying to scale it up. I suspect most have no clue how to really manage it. Ketamine causes a lot of adverse cardiac and opioid like effects but can also have a dissociation type high. All if that plus other drugs and a hot tub are no good. Sad stuff to be so depressed to seek that kind of treatment.
