"I feel confirmed!"
archaeopteryx replied to Sarah's discussion 'I want to get off now.' in the group Depression/ Bipolar Support
Belle Rose replied to Sarah's discussion 'I want to get off now.' in the group Depression/ Bipolar Support"@Arch: Viejito pajarito!!! LOL!"
Alma Araceli replied to Rick Yost's discussion ''Smite Club''"If religion were to not be the "behemoth-monster" described, well then it wouldn't be religion.
It's important to consider how many people how many people allow their beliefs to…"
Belle Rose replied to Sarah's discussion 'I want to get off now.' in the group Depression/ Bipolar Support"De acuerdo!"
archaeopteryx replied to Sarah's discussion 'I want to get off now.' in the group Depression/ Bipolar Support"Diego, obviamente tienes un corozón grande - graciás!"
Alma Araceli replied to Keith Pulley's discussion 'Accosted'"Completely agree.
Its okay to have differing opinions about other topics. But when it comes to religion if your opinion is unfavorable, you are automatically rude."
Tom Sarbeck replied to Tom Sarbeck's discussion '"Once We Free Ourselves of the Shackles of Religion, and Bible-based Big Bang Theology...'"Ah, the Discovery Institute, a perennial loser.
Its alternative to evolution, Intelligent Design or ID, evolved from Creationism which shares an ancestor with LeMaitre's story: Genesis.
I share…"
Pope OoO (Out of Order) replied to Sophie's discussion 'Here lies an Atheist. All dressed up and no place to go.'"Add a comment like this, coming from the grave:
"But I told you guys to just dress me up in a bathing suit and sunglasses, and cremate me!""
archaeopteryx replied to Carmen's discussion 'Bipolar Disorder and Art' in the group Depression/ Bipolar Support"Yes, uncloseted Gay, admittedly BiPolar, and very funny, but I hadn't heard about a relapse - with all due respect to Steven, at his age, he should know better."
archaeopteryx replied to Sarah's discussion 'I want to get off now.' in the group Depression/ Bipolar Support"RE: "I wonder how primative cave dwelling people defined their happiness."
Hunger, versus a full belly? What do I know, how old do you think I am?"
