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parla usted ingles?

Do you speak English sir? I told those fucks at the league office that I don't help develop church hierarchy on shabbos.

Quote from: not_exactly_a_lightweight on December 26, 2009, 07:15:38 PM
OK, for a minute there I thought it might be the fucks at the league office, or worse yet, the fucks at the Italian league office.  Apparently they are corrupt. And we have filed a formal complaint.

Thanks for the apparently, dude. 

They got three detectives working on it.

Quote from: greatspiritmonk on June 25, 2009, 10:04:40 AM
Hi, I don't know if anyone is with me, but I thought it could be interesting to talk about being a Priest: how we work as Priests, how we talk to others, what we give to our friends as Priests, cerimonies or services....
As an example my focus on being a priest is on healing prayers and spiritual consulting: any idea?

Here are some: as a priest you can only part knowledge with others, but what they choose to do with it is their choice. If you can persuade them of the value of your words, they are well spoken. We may give others answers, but what they choose to do, in the face of those answers, is really what counts. A priests' advice is only  as good as those who will act upon it. If another cannot or will not follow his words, then they were unfit to hear them in the first place.

Quote from: Antagonism on December 31, 2009, 03:47:41 PM

Quote from: greatspiritmonk on June 25, 2009, 10:04:40 AM
Hi, I don't know if anyone is with me, but I thought it could be interesting to talk about being a Priest: how we work as Priests, how we talk to others, what we give to our friends as Priests, cerimonies or services....
As an example my focus on being a priest is on healing prayers and spiritual consulting: any idea?

Here are some: as a priest you can only part knowledge with others, but what they choose to do with it is their choice. If you can persuade them of the value of your words, they are well spoken. We may give others answers, but what they choose to do, in the face of those answers, is really what counts. A priests' advice is only a as good as those who will act upon it. If another cannot or will not follow his words, then they were unfit to here them in the first place.

Was with ya up to the "unfit" part. 

Quote from: Antagonism on December 31, 2009, 03:47:41 PM
Here are some: as a priest you can only part knowledge with others, but what they choose to do with it is their choice. If you can persuade them of the value of your words, they are well spoken. We may give others answers, but what they choose to do, in the face of those answers, is really what counts. A priests' advice is only a as good as those who will act upon it. If another cannot or will not follow his words, then they were unfit to here them in the first place.

Ant, you lost me at "only part knowledge" only give part?, only impart? only part out knowledge?  or did you mean to type parrot?
I remain ignorant, like a child who walks into the middle of a priest talking ..

To answer both of your questions:

1) Unfit: as in unwilling to listen.

2) Parting knowledge with: telling others what we think, but then leaving it to them to decide if they want to use that knowledge or not.

Well that explanation ties it all together. Woo, do your thing

Quote from: Antagonism on January 01, 2010, 12:21:20 PM
To answer both of your questions:

1) Unfit: as in unwilling to listen.

I didn't have a question.   

Quote from: TravisE on December 31, 2009, 07:35:47 PM

Quote from: Antagonism on December 31, 2009, 03:47:41 PM

Quote from: greatspiritmonk on June 25, 2009, 10:04:40 AM
Hi, I don't know if anyone is with me, but I thought it could be interesting to talk about being a Priest: how we work as Priests, how we talk to others, what we give to our friends as Priests, cerimonies or services....
As an example my focus on being a priest is on healing prayers and spiritual consulting: any idea?

Here are some: as a priest you can only part knowledge with others, but what they choose to do with it is their choice. If you can persuade them of the value of your words, they are well spoken. We may give others answers, but what they choose to do, in the face of those answers, is really what counts. A priests' advice is only a as good as those who will act upon it. If another cannot or will not follow his words, then they were unfit to here them in the first place.

Was with ya up to the "unfit" part. 

Ah, forgetful are you? Or did you post drunk? Maybe forget to wear your contact lenses or glasses?

You've got a lot of questions there
What's your point?

Quote from: Antagonism on January 02, 2010, 05:00:35 PM

Quote from: TravisE on December 31, 2009, 07:35:47 PMWas with ya up to the "unfit" part. 

Ah, forgetful are you? Or did you post drunk? Maybe forget to wear your contact lenses or glasses?

Do you see a question mark, in my post?  Are you currently drunk? 

Do you have a question?

Yeah, I suppose I do have  a question: why did you write a phoenetic version of "what's with you up to the unfit part?" you don't always need to put a question mark, especially if you're on something at the time of posting.

Quote from: Antagonism on January 03, 2010, 03:24:35 PM
Yeah, I suppose I do have  a question: why did you write a phoenetic version of "what's with you up to the unfit part?" you don't always need to put a question mark, especially if you're on something at the time of posting.

That wasn't what I posted.  What I said was (in extended version), "I was in agreement with you up until the point where you said that people who did not listen were unfit.  At that point I depart from agreeing with you."  There is no question there.  Why are you trying to fit one in?

I think perhaps you need to abide a tad bit more.