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PostPosted: Thu Aug 03, 2006 6:02 pm 
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i spit out my food, lmao.


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wtf nobody ever tries to convert me :(

The most I ever get is crazy Gouranga! people. But all they want is money. Anyone else got accosted by these robe-wearing goons or is it a Glasgow-only thing?


Never in the UK. But there was a Hare Krishna tent at this festival I've been to a couple of times in Budapest. All day long they'd just be singing "Gouranga Gouranga Gouranga Hey!". A lot of it was typical acoustic chant a longs, but they had a couple of pretty neat metal and punk bands doing it as well. I loved those guys.

THe Sziget festival?


Why yes indeed the Sziget festival.


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wtf nobody ever tries to convert me :(

The most I ever get is crazy Gouranga! people. But all they want is money. Anyone else got accosted by these robe-wearing goons or is it a Glasgow-only thing?


Never in the UK. But there was a Hare Krishna tent at this festival I've been to a couple of times in Budapest. All day long they'd just be singing "Gouranga Gouranga Gouranga Hey!". A lot of it was typical acoustic chant a longs, but they had a couple of pretty neat metal and punk bands doing it as well. I loved those guys.

THe Sziget festival?


Why yes indeed the Sziget festival.

Did you possibly catch some band with Vágtázó in the name?


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Ah Vagtazo Halottkemek?

I never saw them. Which year was this? I was there last year and two years before that.

I hadn't heard of them until you sent me that album, so unfortunately had I been there at the same time I wouldn't have realised that I should have gone to see them :oops:


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Ah Vagtazo Halottkemek?

I never saw them. Which year was this? I was there last year and two years before that.

I hadn't heard of them until you sent me that album, so unfortunately had I been there at the same time I wouldn't have realised that I should have gone to see them :oops:

This year... I dunno about other years...


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Ah ok.

Well, it wouldn't surprise me if they played there a lot. It's just the kind of thing that would go down a storm at that festival.


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I can only imagine what seeing Vagtazo would be like. *dreams*


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Jesus, you guys are harsh.

OH SHIT, I SAID JESUS

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I'M GONNA GET BURNED AT THE STAKE NOW


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I always have really strange conversations with people who try to convert me to christanity/greenpeace/cure for cancer because I answer all of their questions in a pretty random fashion but not so jokingly that they know I'm fucking with them.


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Living in the Bible Belt, in Tennessee(No, I do not have a Southern accent), there have always been people like that everywhere. On streets, at public functions, etc. I feel very out of place.
Yes, I agree, it gets extremely aggravating. I try my best to politely shrug them off of me, but when they are persistent, I tend to lose patience very quickly.
Perhaps because I have always been around evangelist Christians, that is the reason I have grown to have such a disdain for them. I cannot stand them.

Yet, I agree with Nessie in that not all Christians are like that. Not all are anti-intellectual. Yet, many are, and they are eating away the already-imbrued fabric of Western civilization.


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Oh man, on my college campus, I have to deal with religious proselytizing all the time. In many cases, these are former drug addicts/fellons that "found God" and now feel they have to prove something to the world. So I'll be given these documents telling me to never do anything that might be considered "secular" (ie. listening to secular music, watching secular programs, etc). Okay, it's good that you "found God" and came out of your addictions, but seriously - CHRISTIANITY ISN'T EVERYBODY'S THING. Spirituality is ultimately something that has to come from within. Nobody can force it upon you. Besides, if your faith is really that strong, then you shouldn't be so easilly shook up that even watching Harry Potter or listening to Anthrax weakens it.


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Living in the Bible Belt, in Tennessee(No, I do not have a Southern accent), there have always been people like that everywhere. On streets, at public functions, etc. I feel very out of place.
Yes, I agree, it gets extremely aggravating. I try my best to politely shrug them off of me, but when they are persistent, I tend to lose patience very quickly.
Perhaps because I have always been around evangelist Christians, that is the reason I have grown to have such a disdain for them. I cannot stand them.

Yet, I agree with Nessie in that not all Christians are like that. Not all are anti-intellectual. Yet, many are, and they are eating away the already-imbrued fabric of Western civilization.


Evangelist Christians are the worst. And yeah, I've also noticed quite a bit of anti-intellectualism in Christianity. It never fails to annoy me.


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i spent a whole year in a private catholic school. ugh.

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lol, i spent 12 and i'm not complaining.

the priests never forced anything on me (i was hindu when i was younger), and there were many atheist students that never had any trouble at the school.

what, did they sodomize you or something? you guys have to understand that these "hardcore christians" (or muslims or hindus or even atheists) are a minority.

EDIT - in fact, i'd go as far as saying that i'd probably put my kids in that same school.

and i also applied to Lisbon's Catholic University (controlled by Opus Dei, i think), and the only reason i'm not there now is because i wasn't accepted.

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lol, i spent 12 and i'm not complaining.

the priests never forced anything on me (i was hindu when i was younger), and there were many atheist students that never had any trouble at the school.

what, did they sodomize you or something? you guys have to understand that these "hardcore christians" (or muslims or hindus or even atheists) are a minority.

EDIT - in fact, i'd go as far as saying that i'd probably put my kids in that same school.

and i also applied to Lisbon's Catholic University (controlled by Opus Dei, i think), and the only reason i'm not there now is because i wasn't accepted.


i had a class full of religious fanatics saying I was going to hell cuz I had jeans.


Opus Dei are eeevviiil man, didn't you read the Da Vinci Code?

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I'll refer you all to the Burzum thread. The hypocrisy is delicious, no?


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um, a bunch of stuff from that book is fake, even dan brown said so. dunno exactly what bits, though.

the catholic uni. here is really good, that's why i applied.

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...and make the world a better place.

So there I was, nestling into my chair in the lecture theatre, sorting out my pages and pens, and this young guy sits next to me. Instantly I had that weird vibe you get when you know someone wants something from you, like a salesman. I tried to ignore him at first but he obviously wanted my attention by leaning too close. I have an unfortunate habit of attracting gay people (damn gypsy curse) but my spider sense was telling me this wasn't one.

So eventually he says, "Hi, I'm Mark" or whatever the fuck his name was. "Oh, hi, I'm S...." I reply politely. "So what made you want to become a teacher?" he asks. I go on about some crap and eventually I have to say "so that is my story, and you?"

At this point he talks about what studies he's been doing and very slyly includes the words "and I found Christianity in college", and continues with his story (which had something to do with wanting to make rockets or some shit). Immediately my alarm bells went off, but I had to ask. "So what has finding Christianity got to do with teaching?" I know, pretty obvious when you see it written down. But then he does something I didn't expect. He changed the subject to the tough time he had on his practice teaching excursion.

So I thought nothing further of it. That was until the halfway break during the lecture when he leans seductively across and says "So...do you know Jesus?"

"Don't even fucking talk to me about religion," I retort very rudely, "do I honestly look like an idiot that you can sell that shit to?"

Seriously. I hate these fucking squirmy little turds.


A friend at school. last year tried to win me over to mormonism. :roll:

He thought i was in the middle of heaven and hell, and i was soon gonna become a christian or satanist.

Im actually anti-everything. Maybe totally anti-spiritual, im still not sure. But definitely anti-religion.


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I've just left my Catholic school. I rarely got punished for blasphemy.


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um, a bunch of stuff from that book is fake, even dan brown said so. dunno exactly what bits, though.

the catholic uni. here is really good, that's why i applied.



i know a lot of it's fake. i was joking.

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