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So I was doing some freelance written work for a pretty important clergy membah where I came to learn the current pressing issue is the End Times.
I'm reading a book called Rapture - suggested by them and I'm wondering if this will be in anyway shown on the show, discussed or perhaps a crazy new character who creates havoc 'getting ready' added.
What is the polygamist community is doing about this pressing issue...discussions, preparations, craziness involved or should I say the crazies involved...
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Edited by thecellestialqueen at 03/19/2008 7:05 AM PDT
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Mar 22, 2008 2:10 PM
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i was never in any military service.
a girlfriend did St. John College's master's of liberal arts program, which is (or was) a one-year program.
i've always been footloose and fancy free enough to follow a girlfriend just about anywhere . . . some, including them pesky police and judges, have called it stalking, but you say TOE-may-toe-ski but i say pah-TAH-toe-ski.
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Edited by Fenrir at 03/22/2008 11:12 AM PDT
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Mar 22, 2008 1:40 PM
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> CQ,
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> or the piece of raspberry truffle Godiva dark
> chocolate on your pillow last Valentine's Day when
> you got home?
Screw the little snow I love yous, if your love means Godiva stalk me all you want amigo!
> LoL. where'd you live in Maryland?
I digent. I lived in Faifaxski, in Virginiaski, a few blockski from your Marylandski.
>I was in Annapolis.
I assume in the army? No wonder you're stalking women. Those innitiations must be very hard in the army.
>Where'd you live in southern California? I was on the border between Santa Ana and the city of Orange.
I have digs in LA (guess you never parked your car outisde of that window hihi - you must be strickly an East Coast stalker)
>how'd you like NYC?
I should have been happy, living on Park Ave and attending Lee Strasberg all day, but I didn't. I like green, meemals to play with and quiet - I think so far Connectifuck is my fave place to live. Say I while I work in Vancouver. My life is too twisted.
>Where else have you lived?
Je suis Hungarian - Czech born semi army brat. My dad was a pediatrician that worked in a few countries. I speak 8 languages. Even in my sleep. Enouch about me, lets talk about you, what do you like about me? Kidding.
Lets not hijak this IMPORTANT thread about the end times that are behind the corner, Belzebub just left me a fed ex pckg on my steps this morning- e-mail me if you're Mr. Chatty.
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Edited by thecellestialqueen at 03/22/2008 10:44 AM PDT
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Mar 22, 2008 12:57 AM
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CQ,
what r u doing stalking me?
I lived in ALL those places
what, you're not getting my late night phone calls?
you didn't see the "I LOVE U" written in the freshly fallen snow on your windshield? remember, it was the first snow of the winter too, the snow so pure and white, like my love for you . . .
or the piece of raspberry truffle Godiva dark chocolate on your pillow last Valentine's Day when you got home?
LoL. where'd you live in Maryland? i was in Annapolis. where'd you live in southern California? i was on the border between Santa Ana and the city of Orange. how'd you like NYC? where else have you lived?
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Edited by Fenrir at 03/21/2008 9:59 PM PDT
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Mar 22, 2008 12:32 AM
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> Oh, no, not at all. If Mom had intended me to "keep
> my legs crossed," she'd have said so in so many
> words. She was not at all shy about those things.
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> And actually, back in those days there wasn't much to
> worry about in that department.
Love you and missed you woman!
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Mar 22, 2008 12:31 AM
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> CQ,
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> i live near Boston, born and grew up and lived most
> my life in the same tight area, but not in Boston in
> itself. i've also lived in southern California, NYC,
> and Maryland.
what r u doing stalking me?
I lived in ALL those places 
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Mar 21, 2008 6:13 AM
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CQ,
> Titania, love, that was just so you'd keep your legs
> crossed and trust the good book.
Oh, no, not at all. If Mom had intended me to "keep my legs crossed," she'd have said so in so many words. She was not at all shy about those things.
And actually, back in those days there wasn't much to worry about in that department.
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Mar 20, 2008 9:39 PM
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CQ,
i live near Boston, born and grew up and lived most my life in the same tight area, but not in Boston in itself. i've also lived in southern California, NYC, and Maryland.
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Mar 20, 2008 9:38 PM
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> -you guys get me right? kidding.
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I know I shouldn't, but I do, but I feel guilty for it, for whatever that is worth.
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Mar 20, 2008 9:34 PM
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> > yer spellin is workin almost as good az yer
> url.
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> ju no luv ju kan alwayz kut en paste a url
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> Kissez
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> www.stagesamurai.blogspot.com
ya gotta kno i tryed that 2 ... outta puure kuriosity, and it steel wirks about lik yer satirikal spellin.. and yer funnny logik. Even google kant figger u out.
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LOL - RAPTOR?? haha. Jurrasic park anyone? I'm working on a novel about the end times, but it's SCI FI...it has it all adventure, laughter, suspense, and SCI FI - lots of influences - Jurrasic Park, Back to the future, Captain Nemo etc, Battlestar Galactica etc, even G. O.'s 1984
...by the way, I now find it so weird that when he wrote it, he thought 1984 was going to be a completely different world, where in fact is was such a bore. I do miss the legwarmers though...Fernir you're from Beantown? Me2
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Mar 20, 2008 6:23 PM
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> We talked about the antichrist and the end times all
> the time when I was a kid. My favorite line about
> the end of the world is, "Oh, no, I have always been
> quite sure that when the end comes, it will come in
> autumn! Heaven, I'm sure, wouldn't disappoint the
> bulbs!"
Titania, love, that was just so you'd keep your legs crossed and trust the good book.
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Edited by thecellestialqueen at 03/20/2008 3:23 PM PDT
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Mar 20, 2008 6:21 PM
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> yer spellin is workin almost as good az yer url.
ju no luv ju kan alwayz kut en paste a url
Kissez
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I find this a little funny. The papacy does indeed take a lot of freedom with the word of God. First 'God' tells them to move the Sabath day to Sunday hehe and all Christians go along with this, then really?, no black priests allowed? Did God tell them they were children of 'lesser God' sort to speak? Amusing. Not to even mention that we all KNOW the bible was written by men, things were taken out and added later, but still it's the word of God. OK, I know I saound like the atheist I used to be, but really.
As to the end times, the only thing that really scares me - if you guys have ever seen that film "the Bible' with George C Scott, where people are talking but no one understands anyone else - that scares the heck out of me. Athough I must admit, often times, when I deal with people on the phone in re: to any business matter I feel like they're hearing the goat while I talk carriage, but it could get worse.
-you guys get me right? kidding.
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Edited by thecellestialqueen at 03/20/2008 3:31 PM PDT
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LoL. yup, that raptor swooping down on them good Christians, sweeping them right up into the wild blue yonder.
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Mar 20, 2008 9:37 AM
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> for over a decade after there were street posters
> stuck on streetposts and other places all over the
> Boston area predicting that the Raputer was going to
> occur in on some specific date . . . in 1987. i
> don't remember the last time i saw one. no one ever
> took them down.
Raputer? Hehe. I know - just a typo, but funny.
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