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I'm not really picky about fashion/clothing styles on women, but since hot metal ladies seem to be something of a rarity in my area (yet a few of you have gathered here), it's kind of a turn on that would elevate how attractive they are to me. Many of the girls at MDF, for instance, were decent looking to totally gorgeous, but seeing many of them rocking shirts and patches from awesome bands made the whole experience much more fun (eye candy). I don't care for dreadlocks at all, but one of these girls out there was insanely hot even with them. She had a Venom tshirt on and was rocking out to Taake, I was shocked. Sent from my HTC PH39100 using Tapatalk 2
Did your wife go there with you? Is she into metal as well??
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Yeah....and for all I know...she is 26......Since I also get that I am 17-21.....21 being the oldest that I get ....hhuuuhhh*sigh*...dear lord....will I ever become woman.? haha
People still think I'm mid 20's. I friggin love it. I hope people keep undershooting my age by 10 years for a long, long time. Mental age is 12. Totally OK with this.
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I think that those things which Christianity calls 'sins' are natural reactions caused by an attempt to unconciously regain subjective balance in any situation' date=' but that would be my explanation for every single action done by human beings. Anyway, my point is that I think those 'sins' are inherent to the mechanism of the human psychology. So do they make one 'guilty'? I think not. It's a lack of will to achieve the reflex of handling situations more mature which makes people 'guilty' if you ask me.[/quote'] I don't think you've said anything that particularly conflicts with my beliefs. Humility is equivalent to maturity in Christianity far as I know, and the religion is about attaining the right mindset, or 'reflex' if you'd prefer that term. 4695_artist.jpg?1740 Anyhow, this is Johan Liefvendahl, guitarist for one of my favorite prog bands Seventh Wonder.
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I don't think you've said anything that particularly conflicts with my beliefs. Humility is equivalent to maturity, and Christianity is about attaining the right mindset, or 'reflex' if you'd prefer that term. 4695_artist.jpg?1740
It seems so strange that you believe in God at all...you come off ...not that way. heh...It is ok though, I have not seen you once pushing your beliefs onto others or anything on here so.
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I don't think you've said anything that particularly conflicts with my beliefs. Humility is equivalent to maturity' date=' and Christianity is about attaining the right mindset, or 'reflex' if you'd prefer that term.[/quote'] The essence is probably alike. Although I think there are a few differences. For example: I used the term 'reflex' to indicate an unconscious reaction, whereas I suspect you used 'mindset' to indicate the conscious decision of handling a situation in a certain way.
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It seems so strange that you believe in God at all...you come off ...not that way.
:-| Would you be willing to elaborate?
The essence is probably alike. Although I think there are a few differences. For example: I used the term 'reflex' to indicate an unconscious reaction' date=' whereas I suspect you used 'mindset' to indicate the conscious decision of handling a situation in a certain way.[/quote'] Yes, I did, as a method of combating the unconscious...although I did confound the two terms and I apologize for that. The aim would be to combat the subconscious predisposition towards the self in such a way as to make one most well-equipped to serve others. I say that because a complete lack of self-interest just leads to indolence and stagnation.
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:-| Would you be willing to elaborate? Yes, I did, as a method of combating the unconscious...although I did confound the two terms and I apologize for that. The aim would be to combat the subconscious predisposition towards the self in such a way as to make one most well-equipped to serve others. I say that because a complete lack of self-interest just leads to indolence and stagnation.
That seems like a good conclusion. It's been a while since I had a conversation about religion. It was fun :roll:
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You're right, it does actually seem this way. The reason I didn't pick some of these [:mrgreen:;:rolleyes:;:wink:;...] was because I found them downright mocking in this situation. I could indeed have used a better smiley. It wasn't my intention to offend you in any way, my apologies.

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