#27207 - 07/18/09 02:11 AM
Re: Jesus is here!
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hellbent666
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after re-reading this post it came across as condescending which was not my intention. I apologize for coming across as such. Please excuse my momentary lapse of usual articulateness...is that even a word? LOL!
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#27246 - 07/20/09 12:41 AM
Re: Jesus is here!
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hellbent666
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So, being a Satanist means we have a certain un-matched appreciation for life, does it not? An appreciation viewed from all facets of the diamond that is life. Now through this view we can take a narrow outlook and say, "Ah Sloth! My long lost friend! I think I'm gonna eat a whole bag of dorritos today while watching my favorite TV show!" If this is the case, and that we do, in fact, have an appreciation for life that is un-paralleled, wouldn't we consider the lack of nutritional value in said dorritos? If we were to indulge in a momentary lapse of productivity, wouldn't we then burn those calories off somehow instead of turning into a toad?
I don't think most of you understand what it means to "Make the most out of life." Instead we are blinded by immediate gratification on ALL levels, and lose sight of those gratifying things that come through hard work, perseverance, dedication, and will power. Through all 4 of those qualities truth is found. Truth in the search of a healthy, invigorated human vessel. Your health is not found in cigarette packs and six packs of beer.
Any logical, intelligent, cautious, non-impulsive person will point out to you that what you're doing may in fact damage your health. But what do I care you ask? I care because I don't want to see great minds like yours die prematurely from nonsense that can be avoided, if only you had the will power or the basic want to be that active old man in his 70's. Junk in, junk out. And goddamn do cigarettes stink!
I say hell no to beer bellies, stinky mouth, and prison sentences. Doesn't boggle my mind why people are so opposed to it. In fact it makes perfect sense to me due to my appreciation for this one body I get.
Something to think about 
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#27263 - 07/20/09 03:06 PM
Re: Jesus is here!
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Asmedious
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On one level, I can appreciate what “Hellbent” is stating, in regards to health, and its benefits.
I have gone on “Health binges,” several times, for an extended period, and it is true, that after a few months of it, I felt great physically, mentally, and loved the way that my clothes fit.
On another level however, I tend to ask myself, what is the point of not indulging in things which I greatly enjoy now, but are likely to be bad for my health, and well being in the long run.
I dread the idea of being a healthy vital eighty year old. Even in my early (almost middle) forties, I find that I no longer get enjoyment from many of the things that I did in my twenties and even thirties.
I find it harder to find new and true friendships in the real world. It is more difficult to attract women of the opposite sex, whom I truly find desirable physically. Whom are in their twenties or so.
I no longer have a great desire to conquer the world, and be as rich as I once wanted. Don’t get me wrong, I would like to, however, my drive and enthusiasm is less and less to achieve it.
Instead of wanting to be a “mover and shaker,” and all that, I find myself desiring comfort and relaxation much more. Part of that comfort and relaxation, includes smoking cigarettes, and occasionally, or even more often, eating foods which please my senses, but are not necessarily healthy.
Yet, I’m still only in my forties. What will I desire in my seventies and eighties, even if I’m healthy and vital physically? Chances are, that my friends and family whom I care about will be gone. Getting laid might be just a mental fantasy, or I might not truly desire it at all.
Wearing fashionable clothing, which I now enjoy, might by then mean nothing to me.
My point is, that I would rather do things that are not good for me, but are enjoyable and give me pleasure now, then be concerned about being alive and vital in my “golden years.”
Perhaps, I am being pessimistic regarding my old age. However, the way that I see it now, it will be lonely (even if there will be people around), and depressing. The best that I can imagine for myself in my late seventies, and later, is a comfortable home, some financial security, and sitting on a porch looking over a lake, and watching the grass grow. I can do that with an oxygen tank hooked up to my face, just as well as I could, slim and fit, in great clothes.
I seriously hope, that I don’t live that long.
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"The most important right a government can provide for it's people, is the right to be left alone"
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#27271 - 07/20/09 06:02 PM
Re: Jesus is here!
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ceruleansteel
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I say hell no to beer bellies,
When I see a skinny man, my first thought is crank. My second is disease. I like men who are shaped like MEN.
Not liking the scrawny men of Abercrombie fame,
With wiry limbs astride my nice round butt;
Here at my kitchen, peek toed pumps on, shall stand
A juicy woman with a can of beer for you, and a steak
is what's on for dinner, and her name:
Ceruleansteel. From her tig ol' bitties
Glows a thick man's welcome; her mild eyes command
the california king that the four posts frame.
"Keep, stupid women, your skinny metrosexuals!" cries she
With silent lips. "Give me your lumberjacks, your rednecks,
Your teddy bear shaped penis-weilders yearning to breathe heavy,
The wretched smokers and indulgers (but not your drug users) from your teeming shore,
Send these, the foodies, tempest-tost to me,
For they are the ones who will spoil me - both in and out of bed."
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