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Recently I lost my best friend and companion Buddy. He was a mixed
breed I found shivering in the rain 12 years ago. He was just a puppy and he was so skinny his ribs were showing. My wife nursed him back to health and he became one of the family. He was invaluable to me after I lost my wife to cancer. Buddy developed a tumor a while back and I had to make the hard decision to end his suffering. This is a tribute to a true friend and companion, the best I could ask for. Please pray for him. Buddy's picture http://img525.imageshack.us/img525/6091/2451.jpg |
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On Aug 30, 9:42*pm, Bill Taylor wrote:
*Recently I lost my best friend and companion Buddy. He was a mixed breed I found shivering in the rain 12 years ago. He was just a puppy and he was so skinny his ribs were showing. My wife nursed him back to health and he became one of the family. He was invaluable to me after I lost my wife to cancer. Buddy developed a tumor a while back and I had to make the hard decision to end his suffering. This is a tribute to a true friend and companion, the best I could ask for. Please pray *for him. *Buddy's picture http://img525.imageshack.us/img525/6091/2451.jpg We're atheists, Bill, we don't pray. However, most of us know the agony of losing beloved companions, and sympathise deeply with you for your loss of Buddy. I lost a Sheltie in 1994 that I'm *still* grieving for. Brenda Nelson, A.A.#34 BAAWA Knight of the Golden Litterbox EAC Professor of Feline Thermometrics and Cat-Herding skyeyes nine at cox dot net OR skyeyes nine at yahoo dot com |
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On Aug 31, 1:29*am, SkyEyes wrote:
On Aug 30, 9:42*pm, Bill Taylor wrote: *Recently I lost my best friend and companion Buddy. He was a mixed breed I found shivering in the rain 12 years ago. He was just a puppy and he was so skinny his ribs were showing. My wife nursed him back to health and he became one of the family. He was invaluable to me after I lost my wife to cancer. Buddy developed a tumor a while back and I had to make the hard decision to end his suffering. This is a tribute to a true friend and companion, the best I could ask for. Please pray *for him. *Buddy's picture http://img525.imageshack.us/img525/6091/2451.jpg We're atheists, Bill, we don't pray. *However, most of us know the agony of losing beloved companions, and sympathise deeply with you for your loss of Buddy. *I lost a Sheltie in 1994 that I'm *still* grieving for. Why would you grieve? According to atheist, Sheltie is just worm food now. So why would an atheist care about it at all? You think you are going to be worm food too right? Think about it...Why even live, if all you are is worm food? |
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Bill Taylor wrote:
Recently I lost my best friend and companion Buddy. So you think asking educated people to think at your dog will some how help? --- Google is a liberal conspiracy. That's why cultists don't use it. |
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On Fri, 31 Aug 2012 04:38:44 -0700 (PDT), Dino
wrote: On Aug 31, 1:29*am, SkyEyes wrote: On Aug 30, 9:42*pm, Bill Taylor wrote: *Recently I lost my best friend and companion Buddy. He was a mixed breed I found shivering in the rain 12 years ago. He was just a puppy and he was so skinny his ribs were showing. My wife nursed him back to health and he became one of the family. He was invaluable to me after I lost my wife to cancer. Buddy developed a tumor a while back and I had to make the hard decision to end his suffering. This is a tribute to a true friend and companion, the best I could ask for. Please pray *for him. *Buddy's picture http://img525.imageshack.us/img525/6091/2451.jpg We're atheists, Bill, we don't pray. *However, most of us know the agony of losing beloved companions, and sympathise deeply with you for your loss of Buddy. *I lost a Sheltie in 1994 that I'm *still* grieving for. Why would you grieve? According to atheist, Sheltie is just worm food now. So why would an atheist care about it at all? You think you are going to be worm food too right? Think about it...Why even live, if all you are is worm food? The stupid. It burns! Warlord Steve BAAWA |
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On Aug 31, 4:38*am, Dino wrote:
On Aug 31, 1:29*am, SkyEyes wrote: On Aug 30, 9:42*pm, Bill Taylor wrote: *Recently I lost my best friend and companion Buddy. He was a mixed breed I found shivering in the rain 12 years ago. He was just a puppy and he was so skinny his ribs were showing. My wife nursed him back to health and he became one of the family. He was invaluable to me after I lost my wife to cancer. Buddy developed a tumor a while back and I had to make the hard decision to end his suffering. This is a tribute to a true friend and companion, the best I could ask for. Please pray *for him. *Buddy's picture http://img525.imageshack.us/img525/6091/2451.jpg We're atheists, Bill, we don't pray. *However, most of us know the agony of losing beloved companions, and sympathise deeply with you for your loss of Buddy. *I lost a Sheltie in 1994 that I'm *still* grieving for. Why would you grieve? *According to atheist, Sheltie is just worm food now. Because I loved him. The fact that his body is complete decomposed at this time doesn't affect the fact that I loved him. So why would an atheist care about it at all? Why wouldn't an atheist care about it? You think you are going to be worm food too right? Yup. As are *you*, Not-Bobby. *Think about it...Why even live, if all you are is worm food? Because, unlike you, I am enjoying the ride. The point of the exercise is the journey, not the destination. Brenda Nelson, A.A.#34 BAAWA Knight of the Golden Litterbox EAC Professor of Feline Thermometrics and Cat-Herding skyeyes nine at cox dot net OR skyeyes nine at yahoo dot com |
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On Aug 31, 7:46*pm, SkyEyes wrote:
On Aug 31, 4:38*am, Dino wrote: On Aug 31, 1:29*am, SkyEyes wrote: On Aug 30, 9:42*pm, Bill Taylor wrote: *Recently I lost my best friend and companion Buddy. He was a mixed breed I found shivering in the rain 12 years ago. He was just a puppy and he was so skinny his ribs were showing. My wife nursed him back to health and he became one of the family. He was invaluable to me after I lost my wife to cancer. Buddy developed a tumor a while back and I had to make the hard decision to end his suffering. This is a tribute to a true friend and companion, the best I could ask for. Please pray *for him. *Buddy's picture http://img525.imageshack.us/img525/6091/2451.jpg We're atheists, Bill, we don't pray. *However, most of us know the agony of losing beloved companions, and sympathise deeply with you for your loss of Buddy. *I lost a Sheltie in 1994 that I'm *still* grieving for. Why would you grieve? *According to atheist, Sheltie is just worm food now. Because I loved him. Why? He is just worm food. According to atheist, we are all just going to end up being worm food. So why love at all? Who cares about worm food or potential worm food? The fact that his body is complete decomposed at this time doesn't affect the fact that I loved him. So why would an atheist care about it at all? Why wouldn't an atheist care about it? Why would an atheist care about worm food or potential worm food? You think you are going to be worm food too right? Yup. *As are *you*, Not-Bobby. Only in your imagination. *Think about it...Why even live, if all you are is worm food? Because, unlike you, I am enjoying the ride. What ride? You're born, work your ass off, for what? Worm food! After all, that is the end result right? The point of the exercise is the journey, not the destination. Right... Brenda Nelson, A.A.#34 BAAWA Knight of the Golden Litterbox EAC Professor of Feline Thermometrics and Cat-Herding skyeyes nine at cox dot net OR skyeyes nine at yahoo dot com |
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On 8/31/2012 6:46 PM, SkyEyes wrote:
On Aug 31, 4:38 am, Dino wrote: On Aug 31, 1:29 am, SkyEyes wrote: On Aug 30, 9:42 pm, Bill Taylor wrote: Recently I lost my best friend and companion Buddy. He was a mixed breed I found shivering in the rain 12 years ago. He was just a puppy and he was so skinny his ribs were showing. My wife nursed him back to health and he became one of the family. He was invaluable to me after I lost my wife to cancer. Buddy developed a tumor a while back and I had to make the hard decision to end his suffering. This is a tribute to a true friend and companion, the best I could ask for. Please pray for him. Buddy's picture http://img525.imageshack.us/img525/6091/2451.jpg We're atheists, Bill, we don't pray. However, most of us know the agony of losing beloved companions, and sympathise deeply with you for your loss of Buddy. I lost a Sheltie in 1994 that I'm *still* grieving for. Why would you grieve? According to atheist, Sheltie is just worm food now. Because I loved him. The fact that his body is complete decomposed at this time doesn't affect the fact that I loved him. So why would an atheist care about it at all? Why wouldn't an atheist care about it? You think you are going to be worm food too right? Yup. As are *you*, Not-Bobby. Think about it...Why even live, if all you are is worm food? Because, unlike you, I am enjoying the ride. The point of the exercise is the journey, not the destination. Brenda Nelson, A.A.#34 BAAWA Knight of the Golden Litterbox EAC Professor of Feline Thermometrics and Cat-Herding skyeyes nine at cox dot net OR skyeyes nine at yahoo dot com It's obvious that Dino doesn't know the meaning of the word 'grieve.' Of course, what Dino doesn't know could fill a library. alt.support.boy-lovers newsgroup snipped because no one is interested in the OP's vile proclivities. alt.abortion snipped as irrelevant. |
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On Fri, 31 Aug 2012 16:54:51 -0700 (PDT), Dino
wrote: On Aug 31, 7:46*pm, SkyEyes wrote: On Aug 31, 4:38*am, Dino wrote: On Aug 31, 1:29*am, SkyEyes wrote: On Aug 30, 9:42*pm, Bill Taylor wrote: *Recently I lost my best friend and companion Buddy. He was a mixed breed I found shivering in the rain 12 years ago. He was just a puppy and he was so skinny his ribs were showing. My wife nursed him back to health and he became one of the family. He was invaluable to me after I lost my wife to cancer. Buddy developed a tumor a while back and I had to make the hard decision to end his suffering. This is a tribute to a true friend and companion, the best I could ask for. Please pray *for him. *Buddy's picture http://img525.imageshack.us/img525/6091/2451.jpg We're atheists, Bill, we don't pray. *However, most of us know the agony of losing beloved companions, and sympathise deeply with you for your loss of Buddy. *I lost a Sheltie in 1994 that I'm *still* grieving for. Why would you grieve? *According to atheist, Sheltie is just worm food now. Because I loved him. Why? She already answered. Love isn't a logical act, it just -is-. He is just worm food. According to atheist, we are all just going to end up being worm food. So why love at all? Love feels good. And, the loss of the object of love hurts. One would think you've not noticed that. Perhaps you've never experienced love or loss of something you loved? Who cares about worm food or potential worm food? She does, obviously. She likely misses the joy that her sheltie brought into her life, and finds the void left by his absence difficult to fill. You're not too bright, are you, rightard? Now, I've a few questions for you. Why do theists cling to life, rightard? They claim they believe they've a heavenly paradise waiting for them just on the other side of the thin line between life and death. The Bible says "Thou shall not kill", not "Thou shall not die". If one has an eternal life, basking in the glory of God, waiting for them, then why concern one's self with earthly things, like fighting off muggers, worrying whether Iran will nuke Israel and spending money on national defense? All meaningless trifles when compared to an eternal life. Shouldn't a theist live their life longing to die, so they can experience the bliss they claim they believe is waiting for them? Why... One might think theists don't really believe in an eternal life at all. Heh heh... Lying racist rightard socialists... Batshit crazy and dogshit stupid, every single last one of you. The fact that his body is complete decomposed at this time doesn't affect the fact that I loved him. So why would an atheist care about it at all? Why wouldn't an atheist care about it? Why would an atheist care about worm food or potential worm food? You think you are going to be worm food too right? Yup. *As are *you*, Not-Bobby. Only in your imagination. *Think about it...Why even live, if all you are is worm food? Because, unlike you, I am enjoying the ride. What ride? You're born, work your ass off, for what? Worm food! After all, that is the end result right? The point of the exercise is the journey, not the destination. Right... Brenda Nelson, A.A.#34 BAAWA Knight of the Golden Litterbox EAC Professor of Feline Thermometrics and Cat-Herding skyeyes nine at cox dot net OR skyeyes nine at yahoo dot com |
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On Sep 2, 5:32*pm, wrote:
On Fri, 31 Aug 2012 16:54:51 -0700 (PDT), Dino wrote: On Aug 31, 7:46*pm, SkyEyes wrote: On Aug 31, 4:38*am, Dino wrote: On Aug 31, 1:29*am, SkyEyes wrote: On Aug 30, 9:42*pm, Bill Taylor wrote: *Recently I lost my best friend and companion Buddy. He was a mixed breed I found shivering in the rain 12 years ago. He was just a puppy and he was so skinny his ribs were showing. My wife nursed him back to health and he became one of the family. He was invaluable to me after I lost my wife to cancer. Buddy developed a tumor a while back and I had to make the hard decision to end his suffering. This is a tribute to a true friend and companion, the best I could ask for. Please pray *for him. *Buddy's picture http://img525.imageshack.us/img525/6091/2451.jpg We're atheists, Bill, we don't pray. *However, most of us know the agony of losing beloved companions, and sympathise deeply with you for your loss of Buddy. *I lost a Sheltie in 1994 that I'm *still* grieving for. Why would you grieve? *According to atheist, Sheltie is just worm food now. Because I loved him. Why? She already answered. Love isn't a logical act, it just -is-. He is just worm food. According to atheist, we are all just going to end up being worm food. So why love at all? Love feels good. And, the loss of the object of love hurts. One would think you've not noticed that. Perhaps you've never experienced love or loss of something you loved? Who cares about worm food or potential worm food? She does, obviously. She likely misses the joy that her sheltie brought into her life, and finds the void left by his absence difficult to fill. Why? Her sheltie is just worm food now. Why should you care about your mom or dad, or children...if you have any. (which I doubt). They are just nothing more than worm food. Why care at all, if you care so little as to believe they are nothing more than worm food? You're not too bright, are you, rightard? Go ahead, nutcase Now, I've a few questions for you. Why do theists cling to life, rightard? There is no "clinging" to life. We live, we die, after death...it's unknown. There is no clinging. They claim they believe they've a heavenly paradise waiting for them just on the other side of the thin line between life and death. The Bible says "Thou shall not kill", not "Thou shall not die". If one has an eternal life, basking in the glory of God, waiting for them, then why concern one's self with earthly things, There is no need to concern one self with earthly things. like fighting off muggers, worrying whether Iran will nuke Israel and spending money on national defense? All meaningless trifles when compared to an eternal life. Shouldn't a theist live their life longing to die, so they can experience the bliss they claim they believe is waiting for them? If you knew and understood the bible, which you clearly don't, you would know how we are suppose to live our life on earth. |
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