nuggety goodness wrote:Bum Crack wrote:Choccies wrote:I'm now going to call you 'Nuggety GODness' from now on.
I'm going to call him Jimmy Swaggart
not even close!!! that's a bit insultng actually...
You are exactly like him. You're a preacher.
by Bum Crack » Thu Nov 26, 2009 10:30 am
nuggety goodness wrote:Bum Crack wrote:Choccies wrote:I'm now going to call you 'Nuggety GODness' from now on.
I'm going to call him Jimmy Swaggart
not even close!!! that's a bit insultng actually...
by nuggety goodness » Thu Nov 26, 2009 10:30 am
Pseudo wrote:nuggety goodness wrote:... i was chasing skirt and was travelling quite well on that front up until i met this girl who said she was a Christian and she wouldn't sleep with me because of it. my first thought was 'sure, we'll see about that' then as time went by the challenge grew and i kept at it thinkin she would give in at some stage. i would go to church with her just to spend time with her afterwards and sat through probably 2 months of preaching. when i first went i thought they were all crazy and didn't really listen too much to the preaching and wasn't affected by it. i had no religious upbringing so it was all new to me.
she left to go to Perth with her folks ...
So you never tapped her then? Come on man, don't leave out the most important detail!
by nuggety goodness » Thu Nov 26, 2009 10:32 am
Bum Crack wrote:nuggety goodness wrote:Bum Crack wrote:Choccies wrote:I'm now going to call you 'Nuggety GODness' from now on.
I'm going to call him Jimmy Swaggart
not even close!!! that's a bit insultng actually...
You are exactly like him. You're a preacher.
by Pseudo » Thu Nov 26, 2009 10:36 am
nuggety goodness wrote:Pseudo wrote:So you never tapped her then? Come on man, don't leave out the most important detail!
nope, she held out and i'm glad for it.
by nuggety goodness » Thu Nov 26, 2009 11:15 am
Pseudo wrote:nuggety goodness wrote:Pseudo wrote:So you never tapped her then? Come on man, don't leave out the most important detail!
nope, she held out and i'm glad for it.
Not even "first base"?
by silicone skyline » Thu Nov 26, 2009 11:16 am
by Bum Crack » Thu Nov 26, 2009 11:17 am
nuggety goodness wrote:Pseudo wrote:nuggety goodness wrote:Pseudo wrote:So you never tapped her then? Come on man, don't leave out the most important detail!
nope, she held out and i'm glad for it.
Not even "first base"?
well considering i had no real conviction of any type i tried my hardest which resulted in her compromising her morals. we never had sex but it definatley wasn't a 'Christian' relationship...
by Choccies » Thu Nov 26, 2009 11:19 am
by nuggety goodness » Thu Nov 26, 2009 11:23 am
Bum Crack wrote:So you got a gobby and a stink finger then????
by silicone skyline » Thu Nov 26, 2009 11:27 am
Choccies wrote:There's a few words I never expected to pop up in the Evolution V Religion debate.......
by Bum Crack » Thu Nov 26, 2009 11:29 am
nuggety goodness wrote:Bum Crack wrote:So you got a gobby and a stink finger then????
no, not even that far...
anyway, this is off track...
by nuggety goodness » Thu Nov 26, 2009 11:32 am
by Bum Crack » Thu Nov 26, 2009 11:35 am
nuggety goodness wrote:so a quoestion for the non-believers, what is gonna happen when you die? everyone believes something and we all know that there is more to life than just being here on earth. everyone is intrigued with the afterlife and all that.
what's gonna happen? what are you hoping for?
by Pseudo » Thu Nov 26, 2009 11:40 am
nuggety goodness wrote:what is gonna happen when you die?
by nuggety goodness » Thu Nov 26, 2009 11:42 am
Bum Crack wrote:nuggety goodness wrote:so a quoestion for the non-believers, what is gonna happen when you die? everyone believes something and we all know that there is more to life than just being here on earth. everyone is intrigued with the afterlife and all that.
what's gonna happen? what are you hoping for?
Tell me what you got up to with this chick.
by Dogwatcher » Thu Nov 26, 2009 11:43 am
nuggety goodness wrote:AFLflyer wrote:so nuggety..........and the converted.
when did you see the light ? (experience your 2nd birth) ? your pretty full on with this stuff, seems like it must consume and run your life? how can you live, two totally different lives in one short lifetime, just doesnt make sense to me!
well i was 18 and in uni after moving from the riverland, i was chasing skirt and was travelling quite well on that front up until i met this girl who said she was a Christian and she wouldn't sleep with me because of it. my first thought was 'sure, we'll see about that' then as time went by the challenge grew and i kept at it thinkin she would give in at some stage. i would go to church with her just to spend time with her afterwards and sat through probably 2 months of preaching. when i first went i thought they were all crazy and didn't really listen too much to the preaching and wasn't affected by it. i had no religious upbringing so it was all new to me.
she left to go to Perth with her folks and i decided to stick around and listen to wht the guys had to say, i wasn't totally convinced but did have some kind of belief that there was a god, i just had no idea about the rest. one day i was talkin to a few of the guys and they challenged me about what the reason for my life was? what is the point? the fulfilment i had in life was temporary, every good thing, every pleasure in my life was circumstancial and only temporary. i had a good life, no problems, plenty of friends, good family, was studying and i was a nice person. it made me think but nothing changed. i decided that i would give God a go because the people at the Church seemed to always be happy and even through problems could always get through without a big dummy spit or whatever.
it was only when i decided to put my faith in God and surrender myself that i experienced Him. the way i describe it is like this; i have been skydiving right, the feeling is unbelievable, just amazing freefalling etc. if you haven't experienced a skydive you will never appreciate it to the full extent. you may know about what the feeling is like and you may have been told and can try to imagine it, but until you have actually taken the leap yourself you will never truly comprehend it. Experiencing God is just the same, i can tell you about it for ever and you will never truly grasp it until you take that leap of faith. and that leap is when you let go of everything else and surrender yourself to Him. you can't skydive in the plane and you can't experience God if you refuse to jump...
by Bum Crack » Thu Nov 26, 2009 11:52 am
nuggety goodness wrote:Bum Crack wrote:nuggety goodness wrote:so a quoestion for the non-believers, what is gonna happen when you die? everyone believes something and we all know that there is more to life than just being here on earth. everyone is intrigued with the afterlife and all that.
what's gonna happen? what are you hoping for?
Tell me what you got up to with this chick.
why? it's irrelevant...
by silicone skyline » Thu Nov 26, 2009 11:53 am
Bum Crack wrote:nuggety goodness wrote:Bum Crack wrote:nuggety goodness wrote:so a quoestion for the non-believers, what is gonna happen when you die? everyone believes something and we all know that there is more to life than just being here on earth. everyone is intrigued with the afterlife and all that.
what's gonna happen? what are you hoping for?
Tell me what you got up to with this chick.
why? it's irrelevant...
Because it's more interesting than any other stuff you have brought up on this thread.
by nuggety goodness » Thu Nov 26, 2009 11:55 am
Dogwatcher wrote:nuggety goodness wrote:AFLflyer wrote:so nuggety..........and the converted.
when did you see the light ? (experience your 2nd birth) ? your pretty full on with this stuff, seems like it must consume and run your life? how can you live, two totally different lives in one short lifetime, just doesnt make sense to me!
well i was 18 and in uni after moving from the riverland, i was chasing skirt and was travelling quite well on that front up until i met this girl who said she was a Christian and she wouldn't sleep with me because of it. my first thought was 'sure, we'll see about that' then as time went by the challenge grew and i kept at it thinkin she would give in at some stage. i would go to church with her just to spend time with her afterwards and sat through probably 2 months of preaching. when i first went i thought they were all crazy and didn't really listen too much to the preaching and wasn't affected by it. i had no religious upbringing so it was all new to me.
she left to go to Perth with her folks and i decided to stick around and listen to wht the guys had to say, i wasn't totally convinced but did have some kind of belief that there was a god, i just had no idea about the rest. one day i was talkin to a few of the guys and they challenged me about what the reason for my life was? what is the point? the fulfilment i had in life was temporary, every good thing, every pleasure in my life was circumstancial and only temporary. i had a good life, no problems, plenty of friends, good family, was studying and i was a nice person. it made me think but nothing changed. i decided that i would give God a go because the people at the Church seemed to always be happy and even through problems could always get through without a big dummy spit or whatever.
it was only when i decided to put my faith in God and surrender myself that i experienced Him. the way i describe it is like this; i have been skydiving right, the feeling is unbelievable, just amazing freefalling etc. if you haven't experienced a skydive you will never appreciate it to the full extent. you may know about what the feeling is like and you may have been told and can try to imagine it, but until you have actually taken the leap yourself you will never truly comprehend it. Experiencing God is just the same, i can tell you about it for ever and you will never truly grasp it until you take that leap of faith. and that leap is when you let go of everything else and surrender yourself to Him. you can't skydive in the plane and you can't experience God if you refuse to jump...
After reading that, I feel like I'm reading a mixed treatment of Chasing Amy and Dogma.
Having said that, good on you for having your convictions NG. I'm just not sure that I could ever share them.
by Bum Crack » Thu Nov 26, 2009 11:55 am
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