... to work. I asked for Courage......... And God gave me Danger to overcome. I asked for Love......... And God gave me Troubled people to help. I asked for Favors......... And God gave me Opportunities. I received nothing I wanted ........ I received everything I needed! Trust in God. Always ! I asked God for proof... Nothing really happened. "God can never prove this sentence is true." -Ben Goren

..., 5:39 pm, turtoni <turt...@fastmail.net> wrote: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Goren While Goren is typically able to outwit a suspect, he has occasionally met his match; the foremost example is ... exploiting weakness. From her introduction in the episode "Anti-Thesis", Wallace has been able to pierce Goren's emotional armor by confronting him with details of his unhappy childhood and unresolved emotional problems. ...

...!" "As an investigator and profiler, Goren is uncommonly skilled at sizing up ...forensics investigator might miss. During interrogations, Goren has the habit of cocking his...broken neck." Additionally, when questioning people, Goren will attempt to agitate uncooperative suspects...enormous emotional distress in that individual. Goren then utilizes that distress to ... and unresolved emotional problems. While Goren has never crossed the line ...

On Jun 16, 8:14 am, default <defa...@defaulter.net> wrote: On Sun, 15 Jun 2008 11:16:21 -0700, Ben Goren <b...@trumpetpower.com> wrote: default wrote: Leon Hoeneveld wrote: default wrote: But  I think  when  all  kinds of  collectives  are gone  the individuals will start to  make groups again, implement rules of community, and start  all over again. Warmth-seeking is in...

On Sun, 15 Jun 2008 11:16:21 -0700, Ben Goren <ben@trumpetpower.com> wrote: default wrote: Leon Hoeneveld wrote: default wrote: But I think when all kinds of collectives are gone the individuals will start to make groups again, implement rules of community, and start all over again. Warmth-seeking is in our nature. Don't try to make it more complicated than it is...

On Jun 14, 9:51 am, Ben Goren <b...@trumpetpower.com> wrote: asilentskeptic wrote: Connie wrote: ComandanteBanana wrote: OK, I've got a final question before I decide who's smarter, God or Man... Who invented the wheel? We must praise whoever made the invention of the bicycle possible. ;) Wheels would have been useless in the early days of civilization. Roads...

Father Haskell wrote: Ben Goren wrote: > Father Haskell wrote: > >> Most highly evolved bike is a short wheel base, front wheel >> drive recumbent. Front wheel drive cuts the chain length in >> half, saves a ton of weight. *Very* eye-catching machine, if >> nothing else. > > Chain length and weight isn't as much of a problem as you might > think. I ride a Haluzak Leprechaun, which -- by itself ...

On Jun 11, 8:45 pm, Ben Goren <b...@trumpetpower.com> wrote: Father Haskell wrote: Most highly evolved bike is a short wheel base, front wheel drive recumbent. Front wheel drive cuts the chain length in half, saves a ton of weight. *Very* eye-catching machine, if nothing else. Chain length and weight isn't as much of a problem as you might think. I ride a Haluzak Leprechaun, which -- by ...

"Ben Goren" <ben@trumpetpower.com> wrote in message news:1209740566_1286@isp.n... James Beck wrote: Puke puked: Geoff wrote: Been looking for gods for 10k years. No word from the big guy yet. Why can't theist answer this? 10 thousand years???? Wow, you must have really dry skin. Well at least he doesn't have calluses on his knees from kneeling in front of those priests....

raven1 wrote: Ben Goren wrote: > If you care to look, I think you'll find Jesus's bones right > next to Thor's hammer, Desdemona's handkerchief, and Spock's > tricorder. Hey, the new Indiana Jones movie is coming out this summer, maybe he finds one or more of the above in it! Why not? He already found the Holy Grail.... Cheers, b& -- EAC Memographer BAAWA Knight of Blasphemy ``All but God ...