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In answering your question, Poptart, I will say that we need to look at the words of Christ, Himself. In John 14:6, He says: I am the way and the truth and the life, nobody gets to the father, but through Me. This is a very exclusive verse. It says what it says. He is the only true God. He is the on...

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Anybody else have any questions? Ask away and I'll try to answer them to the best of my abilities, His will be done.

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Anybody else have any passages they have questions about? yeah Deuteronomy 25:11-12 If two men are fighting and the wife of one of them comes to rescue her husband from his assailant, and she reaches out and seizes him by his private parts, you shall cut off her hand. Show her no pity. so a woman t...

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Ha ha ha.

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Anybody else have any passages they have questions about?

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Hi Sam. What's new with you? Felix, in the verses you discussed, I glean the following. First, Elijah had just ascended to heaven in a firey chariot. Immediately after this, God's spirit rested on Elisha. He was God's prophet. His main representative on the world. This was known by the people. The p...

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Okay. Just swung by and saw this topic. Ask me and I'll try to answer to the best of my ability. Who did Jesus pray to? He prayed to God, the Father. Jesus is God, the Son. Each part of the trinity is distinct, yet one. For instance, only God, the Father, knows when the end will be. Not Jesus. Not t...

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Oh wow, here's another review from Rolling Stone, a home of all things hair metal (in the words of some) in the 80's. This one is for Warrant-Cherry Pie In view of Mötley Crüe's and Ozzy Osbourne's ongoing mega-stardom, it's hard to imagine that success in heavy metal is the result of anything other...

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So, peer pressure brought you to 'enjoying' Sonic Youth? Nope. Back in the 80s my musical attention was focused more on things like acid rock, blues, 50s era rockabilly, roots reggae and ska. I merely meant to say that my first exposure to alternative bands had nothing to do with these music critic...

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But then, back to the original topic. Can anybody please explain to me about Sonic Youth? Why do you like them? What appeals to their fans? Thank you again. You already got some answers. Are you on some sort of fucking crusade? You are equal parts retarded and annoying. I got 1 1/2 answers, of whic...

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But then, back to the original topic. Can anybody please explain to me about Sonic Youth? Why do you like them? What appeals to their fans? Thank you again.

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Go ahead and believe that if you want. Here's some reviews that this magazine spewed toward the hair metal bands you claim they 'fawned' over. Motley Crue-Shout at the Devil In short, originality is not this group's long suit. But then, who expected it to be? The whole point of bands like Motley Cru...

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Martyred. Do me a favor and imagine that cover flipped around, with Sonic Youth on it, and the caption: Noisy Rock It's loud. It's ugly. It won't go away. On the road with Sonic Youth. Now, how would you feel about that? Does it give you a feeling that Rolling Stone cares about giving this band (or ...

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I only know of the article because the Crue was on the cover. It was on the inside of their Decade of Decadence album in a collage. However, I have never read the article. I read Rolling Stone several times. Never really found anything that appealed to me within those pages. You've got to be kiddin...

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Martyred wrote:I bought their Death Valley '69 EP in 1985 because it didn't sound like anything else around at the time.

I liked that.

Thank you for your response. I can respect getting into them for that reason.

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All this discussion of the 80's is neither here nor there. Let's get back to the grind: Can any Sonic Youth fans PLEASE explain what the fascination is with this band? If you can't, like Rack Fu, then just say so. Or say nothing. Thanks in advance. What??? Would you ask a Picasso fan to explain the...

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Okay. These are usually less than stellar when heated in the microwave or oven. However, I like to fry them on each side in a skillet in a little olive oil and then serve with guacamole and salsa. It gets all sides crispy and tastes incredible. I'd recommend.

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All this discussion of the 80's is neither here nor there. Let's get back to the grind:

Can any Sonic Youth fans PLEASE explain what the fascination is with this band? If you can't, like Rack Fu, then just say so. Or say nothing. Thanks in advance.

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That's just totally false. The Minneapolis scene was glommed onto by the entire music press. No, really they were not. Unless you count Prince and Morris Day as part of that scene. Never heard of Husker Du, Replacements? There's a bigger list, but that's for another time. The Athens scene was prett...

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Screw_Michigan wrote:Next thing you know, BCO will say he just doesn't get Dinosaur Jr. either.

BCO, Stryper was in Falls Church last week. I'm sure they missed your presence.

Not a Stryper fan. Great voice. One (kinda') decent album. The rest was rather forgetable. How was the show? Did you enjoy it?

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That's just totally false. The Minneapolis scene was glommed onto by the entire music press. Circus, Metal Edge, and Hit Parader were anomalies. I remember when Rolling Stone desired that heavy metal go away with an article on Motley Crue stating that it's loud, rude, and won't go away. 120 Minutes ...

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Many of us already had this conversation with you a year or two ago. Go search those posts and go nuts. Alternatively, you could look up your previous comments about how great Poison and Cinderella were and then spend a second or two wondering why you should go fuck yourself. So you see, you don't ...

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Many of us already had this conversation with you a year or two ago. Go search those posts and go nuts. Alternatively, you could look up your previous comments about how great Poison and Cinderella were and then spend a second or two wondering why you should go fuck yourself. So you see, you don't ...

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I still think it's somewhat funny that AIC opened for Poison on a leg of their Flesh and Blood tour. The only band to ever open for Poison AND Slayer, perhaps? On second thought, Poison did have Life, Sex, and Death open for them on the Native Tongue tour. They were a little on the heavy side. They...

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MiketheangrydrunkenCUfan wrote:
battery chucka' one wrote:I still think it's somewhat funny that AIC opened for Poison on a leg of their Flesh and Blood tour.
The only band to ever open for Poison AND Slayer, perhaps?

Probably. There's a seven degrees of Alice in Chains in there, I think.

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Many of us already had this conversation with you a year or two ago. Go search those posts and go nuts. Alternatively, you could look up your previous comments about how great Poison and Cinderella were and then spend a second or two wondering why you should go fuck yourself. So you see, you don't ...

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The trailer for that looks fascinating. However, should I be holding out on Raven: The Story of Raven? Seriously, though, it looks as if that movie has heart. That goes a long way.

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Somebody please explain to me the fascination with these guys (and girls). Out of tune noise is all I hear. Thank you in advance.

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I still think it's somewhat funny that AIC opened for Poison on a leg of their Flesh and Blood tour.

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slubs like Kirk Felix, what's a 'slub'? According to dictionary.com: –verb (used with object) 1. to extend (slivers of fiber) and twist slightly in carding. –noun 2. the fibers produced by slubbing. 3. a slight irregularity in yarn produced either accidentally or purposely by knotting or twisting o...

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At any rate, cheesewhiz is shit. In philly, there are tons of places that use it and always have, and there are tons of places that actually use cheese and other nice, fresh ingredients. If I were operating a cheesesteak stand, I'd use real cheese, and keep a can of the shitwhiz on hand for those w...

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Great band.

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Freaking one-year wonders. When dude has the experience of Vicente Padilla, get back to me. -Shoalzie Shit, at least reference a better Rangers pitcher...how about Millwood? :doh: Shit, at least know what team Padilla is on... how about the Angels? :doh: Please remove the avatar of an incredible ba...

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rozy wrote:Freaking one-year wonders. When dude has the experience of Vicente Padilla, get back to me.

-Shoalzie

You ready to admit that Mike Scott was a scuffer yet?

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I heard a minister say that the translation (of loosing and binding) has always been backwards. That it means what is stated in the Lord's prayer. However, somebody here might have more experience with Greek than I.

By the way, Poptart, great response. I couldn't agree more myself.

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Lincecum tweaked his back. Spasms. Getting better, but can't start against the Fathers tonight. He's pushed back a few days (to start against the Dodgers....hmmm....). They called up the phenom and he gets his first shot (against a AAAA lineup). In the middle of a pennant race (or wild card, at leas...

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By the way, if Andrew Wood had lived and Mother Love Bone hit the heights of success they were on their way to, the grunge era would have never occurred.

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smackaholic wrote:Anyone who eats cheeze whiz when real cheese is available, should have his taste buds confiscated.

I don't really get it either. However, some enjoy it.

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Screw_Michigan wrote:Yeah, it's not the best, but it's got guest appearances from Soundgarden, PJ, and it's got people dancing to State of Love and Trust in flannel!

The band reading the review on the Citizen Dick concert was pretty funny.

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