Sex tip # 2

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THE VATICAN said Pope John Paul II had accepted the resignation after
the two men met Friday morning. The pope named Bishop Richard Lennon, an
auxiliary bishop in Boston, to run the diocese temporarily.
“I am profoundly grateful to the Holy Father for having accepted my
resignation,” Law said in a written statement released by the Vatican. “It is
my fervent prayer that this action may help the archdiocese of Boston to
experience the healing, reconciliation and unity which are so desperately
needed.”
“To all those who have suffered from my shortcomings and mistakes, I
both apologize and from them beg forgiveness.”
Law is the highest-ranking church leader to fall as a result of the
clerical sex abuse crisis that has plagued the Roman Catholic Church this
year.
The pope was described by a Vatican official as “deeply saddened” by
the whole affair.

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Actually, incredible as it sounds, but I agree with you here, 'broomy'...!
I mean, the 'hidden' message of your present post IS what I agree with!
Of course, your 'Sex tip #2' shouts: 'Fuck the Clergy, Fuck the Vatican!',
doesn't it?

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“After all, I am still young,” the 71-year-old cardinal said.
Law’s return to the United States marked the end of a yearlong struggle
to salvage his 18-year tenure as head of the archdiocese amid a growing scandal
that erupted in Boston early this year. At least 325 priests have either been
dismissed from their duties or resigned since last year and .....

P.S. I am glad that you agreed with me in this crappy but controversially issue
and I am hopping that Law is not the last one to resign yet !.
What about typical castrating ?.

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> Actually, incredible as it sounds, but I agree with you here, 'broomy'...!
> I mean, the 'hidden' message of your present post IS what I agree with!
> Of course, your 'Sex tip #2' shouts: 'Fuck the Clergy, Fuck the Vatican!',
> doesn't it?

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> What about typical castrating ?.<

Typical? Castrating? Should you mean 'ordinary castrating', and 'before'! I
think that although chiming harmoniously with catholic priests' vows of
celibacy, it would seriously diminish the numbers of good shepperds for needy
sheep... Keeping them away from Care & Education may help to reduce the number
of'accidents'! Hopefully, the whole Church thing is on its way out, anyway...
Wish it speedy exit!

PS. Is yoour first name's initial E... and G, when shortened?

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sorry, chicken....my last name does't start with E or G, (btw, I am so proud of
my name W.S.)..did you read the next guy from the katolic church ( sombody like
a gigolo or sometnig else)?. Please help me out, today I am so busy, to
respond it. What do u have in your mind right now ?. ( Wiesz my tu mielismy 10
polskich ksiezy, kazdy sobie rodzinke zalozyl..etc..etc.) This is just
preliminary about this issue !.

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> Gość portalu: brum_brum napisał(a):
>
> > What about typical castrating ?.<
>
> Typical? Castrating? Should you mean 'ordinary castrating', and 'before'! I
> think that although chiming harmoniously with catholic priests' vows of
> celibacy, it would seriously diminish the numbers of good shepperds for needy
> sheep... Keeping them away from Care & Education may help to reduce the
number
> of'accidents'! Hopefully, the whole Church thing is on its way out, anyway...
> Wish it speedy exit!
>
> PS. Is yoour first name's initial E... and G, when shortened?
>

Wise up, fartlings

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"At least 325 priests have either been
dismissed from their duties or resigned since last year and ....."


That's not true, sweeper. I suggest you start brushing your own under side.
Scraping crap will ease the pain, unless you have your exhaust ports crosswise.
Your intake inlet must be not to anybody else's liking.

As far as I can tell only one case was formally prosecuted.
The plaintiffs abandoned the cases, even the settlements looked stupid; the
church, with its normal passive attitude supported by gutless stance of the
Vatican won easily; the so-called witnesses gave up when faced with cross-
examination. Too bad the press corrected the rumors the usual way – small print
never above the fold. Got it?
Too much of the New York Times and the Boston Globe? Or is it the Toronto Star
that feeds the procured propaganda to the lost and ignorant on the east coast
of Canada? Nova Scotia must be too close to you know what province.

I was in a car accident last year in the same good New England - a classic hit
and run case. The driver of a beige Toyota Camry lost his driver-side rear-view
mirror, suffered other damages but got away. The smart local police paid an aid
in the Boston Globe to invite other owners of beige Toyota Camries to step
forward and claim damages as victims. Seventy thousand (!) local drivers
registered to file their claims. Too bad not a single one had his driver-side
mirror missing. Got the idea?

You must know who lead the charge , what Jacoby or Krauthammer are, who pays
for the columns in their respective papers before you call it, you miserable
Nuffi-type. Get your brains out of your pants and start using it. If it itches
too much, don't ask anybody for help in scratching it – only you know where it
itches.

And for you, Shorty, you made a fool of yourself. It takes a know–how and
intelligence to read a paper or watch the fucking TV, especially when the news
comes from the US.

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Hi, twin-Bert, how's Italy?

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> And for you, Shorty, you made a fool of yourself.<

Might have... Not for the first time. But... Hang on, though. How exactly
did I manage that? Offending your religious feelings? By proxy? The sheep bit?
Or 'fuck the clergy' bit? Do you believe in God or in Vatican and clergy? Or
are they inseperable? I know, a lot of questions, but I'd like to clear the
ground and, when 'shown' a fault, to acknowledge it or, if innocent, allowed to
argue my position. So, am I just a fool and if so, why? or is there more to it?
Are you willing to discuss that?

> It takes a know–how and intelligence to read a paper or watch the fucking
TV, especially when the news comes from the US.<

Couldn't care less for 'news and truths' from America! We have here much
better news services. I am anti-Organised Religion and I am ready to argue my
point! As for scandals, what does it matter if there were three hundred or only
three? Or just one 'proven'. Hm? Guess, why just one proven? As long as we know
what are we talking about! And I took the oportunity that 'broomy' provided to
say that I wish the Church speedy exit! Because I think there was and is more
harm done by Organised Religion, than anything else, OK?
I am truly willing to 'wise up', Beart. So, help me.

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As bad as the scandal in the Catholic Church is, it is really a very small part
of a much bigger picture. Scapegoating any of its leadership, for example
expecting Cardinal Bernard Law to stop down, will perhaps only allow us to
sleep at night feeling like at least something has been done. But it will not
stop the nightmare, and it won't protect any children. Nor is it likely to
happen.

We can't begin to stop it until we know how big it is, and how it began. Where
are the roots of this thing? Who is ultimately responsible?.

I am not anti-Catholic or against Catholic religion, but I would like to find
a "clean" place to go to and pray my rosary.

You don't have to believe me. But don't say I didn't warn you.

P.S. I am very proud of a Newfie heritage! So far we suffered a lot at those so-
called holy hands. No wonder we don't flock to the Vatican to worship like
some zealots might.


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> "At least 325 priests have either been
> dismissed from their duties or resigned since last year and ....."
>
>
> That's not true, sweeper. I suggest you start brushing your own under side.
> Scraping crap will ease the pain, unless you have your exhaust ports
crosswise.
>
> Your intake inlet must be not to anybody else's liking.
>
> As far as I can tell only one case was formally prosecuted.
> The plaintiffs abandoned the cases, even the settlements looked stupid; the
> church, with its normal passive attitude supported by gutless stance of the
> Vatican won easily; the so-called witnesses gave up when faced with cross-
> examination. Too bad the press corrected the rumors the usual way – small
> print
> never above the fold. Got it?
> Too much of the New York Times and the Boston Globe? Or is it the Toronto
Star
> that feeds the procured propaganda to the lost and ignorant on the east coast
> of Canada? Nova Scotia must be too close to you know what province.
>
> I was in a car accident last year in the same good New England - a classic
hit
> and run case. The driver of a beige Toyota Camry lost his driver-side rear-
view
>
> mirror, suffered other damages but got away. The smart local police paid an
aid
>
> in the Boston Globe to invite other owners of beige Toyota Camries to step
> forward and claim damages as victims. Seventy thousand (!) local drivers
> registered to file their claims. Too bad not a single one had his driver-side
> mirror missing. Got the idea?
>
> You must know who lead the charge , what Jacoby or Krauthammer are, who pays
> for the columns in their respective papers before you call it, you miserable
> Nuffi-type. Get your brains out of your pants and start using it. If it
itches
> too much, don't ask anybody for help in scratching it – only you know whe
> re it
> itches.
>
> And for you, Shorty, you made a fool of yourself. It takes a know–how and
>
> intelligence to read a paper or watch the fucking TV, especially when the
news
> comes from the US.

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> As bad as the scandal in the Catholic Church is, it is really a very small
part
>
> of a much bigger picture. Scapegoating any of its leadership, for example
> expecting Cardinal Bernard Law to stop down, will perhaps only allow us to
> sleep at night feeling like at least something has been done. But it will not
> stop the nightmare, and it won't protect any children. Nor is it likely to
> happen.
>
> We can't begin to stop it until we know how big it is, and how it began.
Where
> are the roots of this thing? Who is ultimately responsible?.
>
> I am not anti-Catholic or against Catholic religion, but I would like to find
> a "clean" place to go to and pray my rosary.<

Oh, Christ, will you stop drinking? Or are you just plain mad?


> You don't have to believe me. But don't say I didn't warn you.
>
> P.S. I am very proud of a Newfie heritage! So far we suffered a lot at those
so
> -
> called holy hands. No wonder we don't flock to the Vatican to worship like
> some zealots might.


What's this Newfie? New Fundland? What heritage?

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Hi..what's up ?
Have you ever heard about mad cow's disease ?. So far, we're save here. What
about bbq beef steak on the grill ?. Eating it I could't stop drinking (Amarone
Vellapolicella 1995..ha..ha..ha..have a mind to.

The Newfie ? of course they don't bite (New Foundland) - a very cold over there
but smarty people and easy to dealing with the stranger...particularly from
Italy !.

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> Oh, Christ, will you stop drinking? Or are you just plain mad?
>
>
>
>
>
>
> What's this Newfie? New Fundland? What heritage?

Copy'n'Paste Gal

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I see a distinctive schism here between what she pastes and what she
says?

Leonardo da Vinci
"Anyone who conducts an argument by appealing to authority is not using
his intelligence; he is just using his memory."

Questionable authorities and weak memory, perhaps too much acrylic on
the tips weighing the words down on the keyboard.

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Ha, ha , ha...

Of course, you used Google, not your memory, eh?!
(Thanks, mishy, great quote, just what I needed.)