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Originally posted by GTR

MZ NIZMO that pic aint loading.

oh yeah those Tv shows..MAN they are boring..how do they milk money from people tho..like do they give blessings or something or make people think they are getting healed?..ive heard of those....tsek tsek tsek...

GTRRRRRRRRRRRRR....

sorry gtr

which pic?? :(

Originally posted by GTR

faith my son. if you choose not to have faith, dont mock it, accept others people's choices and move on.

Well said GTR... Aparantly some vandels destroyed the fence a couple of nights ago, and they have sent engineers to attempt to fix it all up (if they can)...

wat a bunch of d*ckheads. why cant people just accept others for who they are and wat they choose to believe in! ahhh well i had a feeling that would happen....yeah if there was a fence that looked like mohammed or a fence that looked like budha and someone vandaled that i would wonder wat would happen then....just a thought

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