I’m not sure how exactly

I’m not sure how exactly to respond to your comments. I guess I pray for mercy for you as you seem to feel so comfortable hurting and mocking the very creator who gave you the ability to do such. It’s a little ironic.

God bless, Anne

3 Responses to “I'm not sure how exactly”


  1. 1 Alexa Mancha Sep 17th, 2006 at 3:55 am

    mocking our creator? he’s the friggin prophet of our creator!

  2. 2 JonL Feb 1st, 2007 at 5:01 am

    “mocking the very creator who gave you the ability to do such.”
    Just got to love that logic :)

  3. 3 Navigator Spider Feb 1st, 2007 at 6:31 am

    “I guess I pray for mercy for you as you seem to feel so comfortable hurting and mocking the very creator who gave you the ability to do such”…
    why? if the door policy for heaven is set, equitable and unchanging what difference do your prayers make? does this mean i be as heretical as i like if enough people pray for me?… i’d much prefer you kept your thoughts off my consciousness and on your own. go do something nice, read a book (try Darwin, or maybe Waterson it’s funnier), maybe help the homeless, do something for charity or just sink a cold one. But for the love of FSM do it because you want to not because you think it’ll earn points with some mythical being…
    .
    in the meantime ihaven’t said it for a while
    mock
    mock
    mock
    mwahahahahaaaaa!

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