Second.
Some stories will make you go "There was godly men that did that? Seriously?"
The human nature. One hell of a thing to overcome.
Human nature is a mere projection of the material condotions, and i highly doubt prophet Dvora or the daughters of Tzelpakhad could be considered as godly men.
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To be fair, the Old Testament is manly as f**k.
Second.
Some stories will make you go "There was godly men that did that? Seriously?"
The human nature. One hell of a thing to overcome.
Human nature is a mere projection of the material condotions, and i highly doubt prophet Dvora or the daughters of Tzelpakhad could be considered as godly men.
Because they weren't men...
A safety net. o3o
To be remembered by anyone after death is the goal of basically every soul that's lived in this world.
I love the interpretation of Pac-Man where he's a just a lowly worker retrieving golf balls left all over the course by the rich masters and the ghosts are all previous workers who got conked on the head and killed by incoming golf balls in the line of duty.
I love the interpretation of Pac-Man where he's a just a lowly worker retrieving golf balls left all over the course by the rich masters and the ghosts are all previous workers who got conked on the head and killed by incoming golf balls in the line of duty.
Ah, that ain't no April Fools joke, a fannypack full of spaghetti would have saved Hisao's life
Explain...
I'd bring potato salad.
I love the interpretation of Pac-Man where he's a just a lowly worker retrieving golf balls left all over the course by the rich masters and the ghosts are all previous workers who got conked on the head and killed by incoming golf balls in the line of duty.
I love the interpretation of Pac-Man where he's a just a lowly worker retrieving golf balls left all over the course by the rich masters and the ghosts are all previous workers who got conked on the head and killed by incoming golf balls in the line of duty.