Trappernicus
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leaving no room for speculation or conjecture
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About This Cult Why things are the way they are? Thinking is an activity considered lascivious for those who live in peace. And they are right. Thinking comes as an attempt to comprehend reality in a disruptive way; deconstructs reality, questions phenomena, and acts that many gave for granted. Thinking is to the cognitive process like the wood is to the fire. An aphorism that I consider vital was said by Nietzsche: "One is always wrong. with two, the truth begins". Let us question and debate whatever we consider important and annoying in order to get closer to whatever truth may mean; the task of all those who don't consider themselves wise enough Philosophy 101
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I know there are many other Cult groups. So how about promoting your group here to get new members? 🦊
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Maybe you just need to mootivate them? 🦊
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Am I the only member living in Australia? 🦊
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Without God humans will never find the inner peace needed to overcome the animal within 🦊 -
For me the darker and richer the better. I enjoy it no milk and no sugar. Unadulterated pure coffee. BTW: I have a method of making Coffee flavoured Port. If anyone is interested. You can become the most wide awake drunk ever 🦊
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What is your favorite line from a movie?
Trappernicus replied to SulisRayne's topic in Entertainment
For me, an unsentimental guy, this has to be one of the most romantic lines in a movie 🦊
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I remembered this from a favourite book of mine “Watermelon Sugar” by Braughtigan. There were four or five guys putting in the tomb. They were the Tomb Crew. The tomb was being put into the bottom of the river. That's how we bury our dead here. Of course we used a lot less tombs when the tigers were in bloom. But now we bury them all in glass coffins at the bottoms of rivers and put foxfire in the tombs, so they glow at night and we can appreciate what comes next.
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What was your favorite childhood cartoon/anime?
Trappernicus replied to Pete's topic in Entertainment
I grew up watching a fun range of cartoons. Yogi Bear, Top Cat, The Flintstones, The Jetsons, Secret Squirrel Show I still watch cartoons. The Adventures of Mona, Dragons - Defenders of Berk, The New Adventurers of Figaro Pho Cartoons are the best part of 📺🦊 -
Like all names, even human ones, they don’t always suit the character or nature of the one named. I do like the name Willow. If you were to change the name what do you think it would be? 🦊
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Car theft was a big problem in 1910s due to this coil box
Trappernicus replied to Rickypasket's topic in Off Topic
Interesting way in which people secured their car so it wouldn’t be easy to steal. Was this Model T Ford a crank start?🦊 -
This is a fun comic. Even though I think it's a little old now. Has anyone read it? http://www.zapcomic.com/2003/07/20030713/
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Has anyone read this short story? If so what did you think about it? My question after reading it was if there were people who walked into Omelas. 🦊 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Ones_Who_Walk_Away_from_Omelas
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Just got a random idea. How about a "Colour it in Graphic Novel"? People can read it and colour it in as they go. What do you think? 🦊
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There’s a story that says Henry Ford would insist on buying parts for the T Ford from a particular manufacturer. Even though the same part could be purchased at a cheaper price elsewhere. It turned out he would take the wood boxes the parts came in and use the panels in his car. 🦊
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This sounds like vampire freaks but a forum
Trappernicus replied to Rickypasket's topic in Off Topic
Like every great adventure, Vampy Freaks, is a work in progress 🦊 -
Looks good. Sadly in Australia they have banned private fireworks 🦊
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So at least the experience was a positive in that you got creative and wrote a song. That’s great 🦊
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Looks good though slightly dented and rusty. Was it possible to make a replacement ca from scratch? 🦊
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What’s the title? I write book reviews if you’re interested 🦊 http://benediction.org.au/reviews.htm
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Not sure. Though I have found out recently there has grown a little mg list of so called Gothic Cultures/Sub Cultures 🦊
