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Author: Adam RowneyAdam Rowney
Date: Jun 8, 2010 12:58
ultimatewannabe wrote:
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> dave wrote:
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>> Lighten up yourself dude. There is nothing in what you quoted of mine
>> that even hints at "conspiracy". I asked a simple question. That the IJA
>> is ducking the question is what makes me (and probably other readers)
>> wonder why.
>>
>> You answered as if you know for sure. Do you? Who is your source? You
>> stated that the IJA has "a theater" not "the theater", is that
>> confirmation that the IJA lost the on-site theater? Do you know how/why?
>> Do you know what theater the IJA has?
>>
>> These questions actually matter. Many people fly into the IJA convention.
>> If the theater is off-site, then they need to know so that they can make
>> sure they have transportation. A rental car will add to the total event
>> cost for jugglers. Families with youngsters will not be able to pop up to
>> their room as easily. I'm not saying an off-site theater is a deal ...
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Author: RyanMRyanM
Date: Jun 8, 2010 08:00
bump. next weekend, people.
you know you want to...
ROAD TRIP!!!
Me and Kyle Johnson and Mcp and Guilio Lanzafame and Aaron Gregg and Bekka
Rose and more.
RyanM wrote:
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Author: davedave
Date: Jun 8, 2010 07:25
thegoheads wrote:
> I know the answer, but I'll give others a chance to guess. If you re-read
> the above paragraph(s) and imagine it in that characters voice, it is
> really really really really funny.
Not trying to get into a debate with you, but from what I was told. I
suspect it is only "really really really really funny" if you don't
believe me or what I write. You've said you are neutral, which does
indicate that you don't believe me (but you also don't disbelieve me).
Correct? How can I persuade you? What don't you believe?
> I'm doing my best to stay away from this "Dave VS. the IJA" thing, but I'm
> a huge South Park fan so I couldn't resist typing a few words here...
> Good one, Mike.
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Author: MasterKatra42MasterKatra42
Date: Jun 8, 2010 07:12
ultimatewannabe wrote:
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> dave wrote:
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>> Lighten up yourself dude. There is nothing in what you quoted of mine
>> that even hints at "conspiracy". I asked a simple question. That the IJA
>> is ducking the question is what makes me (and probably other readers)
>> wonder why.
>>
>> You answered as if you know for sure. Do you? Who is your source? You
>> stated that the IJA has "a theater" not "the theater", is that
>> confirmation that the IJA lost the on-site theater? Do you know how/why?
>> Do you know what theater the IJA has?
>>
>> These questions actually matter. Many people fly into the IJA convention.
>> If the theater is off-site, then they need to know so that they can make
>> sure they have transportation. A rental car will add to the total event
>> cost for jugglers. Families with youngsters will not be able to pop up to
>> their room as easily. I'm not saying an off-site theater is a deal ...
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Author: davedave
Date: Jun 8, 2010 06:58
ultimatewannabe wrote:
> Guess which character I think you are impersonating. It isn't a trick
> question.
>
> Mike
Sorry I don't watch much TV (including South Park). A friend informed me
that you are probably not complementing me and are probably suggesting
that I am making fraudulent claims. If so, please be more specific and I
will try to justify anything I've said that you may be questioning.
I will let you know that the apparent original source of this "Festival
Rumor" was the IJA Chairman who had been telling people that the show
would most likely be held at the Reno High School theater....
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Author: KooKieKooKie
Date: Jun 8, 2010 02:51
Little Paul wrote:
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> On 2010-06-04, KooKie hotmail.com.nospam.com> wrote:>>
>> Well, here's my problem.
>>
>> I'm not good enough to work up something that works for most audiences,
>> that I would like too. I'm still in the process of getting
>> good/entertaining, so my instincts are to not do anything until I am
>> good/entertaining enough to have an act without having the feeling I'm
>> selling my soul.
>>
>> It's like an actor playing a role he really doesn't feel comfortable with,
>> or a girlfriend you're seeing just because it makes you feel wanted.
>>
>> It's settling for less.
>
> It's not settling for less, it's working below the trick inorder to work
> up to the trick.
> ...
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Author: Sondre ØverbySondre Øverby
Date: Jun 7, 2010 23:12
ÍÝíÏÉ ÇáÕÍÇÈÉ wrote:
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> This faith must be expressed and tested
> in actions, faith alone is not enough. Belief in one God requires that
> we look upon all humanity as one family under the universal
> Omnipotence of God the Creator and Nourisher of all. Islam rejects the
> idea of chosen people, making belief in God and good actions the only
> way to heaven.
>
Upon my last visit to a mosque, it was made clear to me that it is not
your actions that matter, but your intentions behind them: for instance,
killing someone is wrong, but if you do it in self defense or in war etc.
it will become acceptable.
Now, if the meaningfullness of your actions is determined by your
intention, do you really have to do anything? What if you were somehow
hindered every time? Or on the other hand, what if you did all the right
things, but not with the intention of pleasing God? And how much faith do
you need - and to what degree do you need to perform the actions?
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Author: VinceVince
Date: Jun 7, 2010 23:12
I am interested in contributing to this for sure. This is a really cool
idea. I'm all about doing some MP3 recordings if you want them. I'm not as
tech crazy as many of you guys here but if you need any other kind of help
I'd be happy to do what ever else I can.
Drop me an email.
Vince331 A hotmail
Good luck dude!
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