CUCUMBER...YUMMY!!!

Cinnamoroll wrote:

Oh okay, I thought that was the name of your new dildo.

true lilly wrote:Well I'm thoroughly enjoying tea, that includes a fresh salad with a lot of, locally produced, continental cucumber... YUMMY!

true lilly wrote:

Cinnamoroll wrote:

Oh okay, I thought that was the name of your new dildo.

funny thing is the number of oppotunities I've had to accept sex from young men, since turning 50, so I have no need to settle for toys in lieu of the real thing, but contrary to the slanders of the bitter whores who fear I'm out to 'steal' 'their' men, I don't need sex to be happy, so your crude attempt at insult is redundent on all levels. Now back to, Yummy, CLEAN FRESH FOOD; without Australia's massive exports of the best of the world's produce, the numbers of those outside this God blessed land, starving, "eating shit", and dying, would have been long ago been much greater.

Cinnamoroll wrote:

true lilly wrote:

Cinnamoroll wrote:

Oh okay, I thought that was the name of your new dildo.

funny thing is the number of oppotunities I've had to accept sex from young men, since turning 50, so I have no need to settle for toys in lieu of the real thing, but contrary to the slanders of the bitter whores who fear I'm out to 'steal' 'their' men, I don't need sex to be happy, so your crude attempt at insult is redundent on all levels. Now back to, Yummy, CLEAN FRESH FOOD; without Australia's massive exports of the best of the world's produce, the numbers of those outside this God blessed land, starving, "eating shit", and dying, would have been long ago been much greater.

Hahahaha, is that why you were hunting for fresh cock in the David Icke Forum?

true lilly wrote:

Cinnamoroll wrote:

true lilly wrote:

Cinnamoroll wrote:

Oh okay, I thought that was the name of your new dildo.

funny thing is the number of oppotunities I've had to accept sex from young men, since turning 50, so I have no need to settle for toys in lieu of the real thing, but contrary to the slanders of the bitter whores who fear I'm out to 'steal' 'their' men, I don't need sex to be happy, so your crude attempt at insult is redundent on all levels. Now back to, Yummy, CLEAN FRESH FOOD; without Australia's massive exports of the best of the world's produce, the numbers of those outside this God blessed land, starving, "eating shit", and dying, would have been long ago been much greater.

Hahahaha, is that why you were hunting for fresh cock in the David Icke Forum?

weird bit of b.s. to throw in...sure you haven't confused me with the slags there, like cori, notty et al? You know, the bitter, desperate slags who would attack me when I'd point out their cock hunting was off topic. Sure 'you' aren't one of those bitter, desperate slags?

true lilly wrote:June 09, 2011
Dutch woman, now 96,
'killed man she thought was Nazi collaborator'

THE mayor of a Dutch town says a
96-year-old woman has confessed to killing a prominent citizen in 1946
after mistakenly believing he collaborated with the Nazis.

Leiden Mayor Henri Lenferink said the woman admitted shooting Felix
Gulje in the chest in the doorway to his home because she believed he
was working with the German occupiers.In fact, he said, Gulje had sheltered some Jews and helped others financially.He
identified the woman as Atie Ridder-Visser, who was in the Dutch
resistance
during the 1940-1945 occupation of the Netherlands.Lenferink said
Ridder-Visser wrote him on January 1, and two subsequent interviews
persuaded him that her story is true.In a statement posted on the
internet, Lenferink said the woman cannot be prosecuted after so many years.

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June 03

1998 - A high-speed train derails in
Eschede, Germany, killing 101 people.
AFP
Today is Friday, June 3, the 154th day of 2011. There are 211 days left in the year.

Highlights in history on this date:1083 - Henry IV of Germany storms Rome, capturing St Peter's.
1098 - After a five-month siege in the First Crusade, the Crusaders take Antioch.
1539 - Explorer Hernando De Soto claims Florida in the Americas for Spain.
1621 - Dutch West India Company receives charter for New Netherlands, now New York.
1647 - Oliver Cromwell flees from parliament to the army in England.
1657
- Death of William Harvey, English physician who discovered the nature
of the circulation of blood and the function of the heart as a pump.
1769
- Captain James Cook, a year into his circumnavigation of the world,
observes the transit of Venus across the face of the sun from Tahiti,
the main purpose of his voyage.


1790 - Lady Juliana, the first ship of Second Fleet, arrives in Port Jackson, Australia.
1818
- The last of the Maratha Wars between the British and the Maratha
Confederacy in India ends, securing British supremacy in India.
1864 -
More than 7,000 Union troops are killed or wounded in less than an hour
at Cold Harbour, near Richmond, Virginia, during the American Civil
War.
1875 - Death of Georges Bizet, French composer whose opera Carmen caused a scandal when first produced.
1899 - Death of Johann Strauss Jr, Viennese conductor and composer of waltzes including The Blue Danube.
1924
- Death from tuberculosis of Austrian writer Franz Kafka who wrote
stylistically radical novels such as The Trial and Metamorphosis.
1935
- French liner Normandie sets a record on its maiden voyage, arriving
in New York after crossing the Atlantic in just four days, 11 hours and
42 minutes.
1937 - Britain's Duke of Windsor, formerly King Edward VIII, marries American divorcee Wallis Simpson in France.
1940 - Allied evacuation from Dunkirk, France, is completed in World War II.
1942 - The Battle of Midway, the turning point in the sea war in the Pacific, begins.
1946
- Louis Reard, a former engineer, unveils the bikini bathing suit,
which he named for Bikini Atoll, where US nuclear tests were being held.
Reard said he thought his two-piece suits would be ``highly
explosive''.pe1959 - Singapore becomes self-governing.
1963 - Death
of Pope John XXIII (born Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli), aged 81; The Central
Methodist Mission establishes Lifeline, Australia's first telephone
counselling service.
1965 - Major Edward White becomes the first US astronaut to walk in space when he steps outside his Gemini 4 spacecraft.
1968
- Pop artist Andy Warhol is shot and critically wounded in his New York
film studio, known as ``The Factory'', by feminist and actress Valerie
Solanas.
1969 - Australian aircraft carrier HMAS Melbourne collides
with the US destroyer Frank E Evans in the South China Sea, resulting in
the deaths of 74 Americans.
1973 - Soviet supersonic airliner
crashes during international air show near Paris, killing the six
crewmen and seven French villagers.
1979 - The world's worst oil
spillage occurs as a result of a marine blow-out beneath the drilling
rig Ixtoc 1 in the Gulf of Mexico.
1981 - Pope John Paul II leaves a Rome hospital and returns to the Vatican three weeks after an attempt on his life.
1986 - Death of Dame Anna Neagle, British film and stage star.
1989
- Chinese troops storm Tiananmen Square, killing hundreds of
pro-democracy demonstrators; Death of Iran's spiritual leader, Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini, aged 86; More than 500 people die and hundreds of
others are injured when gas from a leaking pipeline explodes, engulfing
two packed passenger trains on the Trans-Siberian railway.
1991 - Paul Keating fails in his bid against Bob Hawke for ALP leadership, then resigns as treasurer to sit on back benches.
1992
- The world's largest environmental summit, the Earth Summit, opens in
Rio De Janeiro with 178 nations taking part; Death of Robert Morley,
English actor.
1994 - Earthquake kills at least 171 people on Indonesia's main island, Java.
1995
- European and NATO defence ministers agree to form a rapid deployment
force in Bosnia to bolster United Nations troops against attacks by Serb
fighters.
1996 - NATO foreign ministers agree to remake the
47-year-old organisation into a leaner alliance to focus on European
hotspots rather than Russia.
1997 - Socialist Party leader Lionel
Jospin becomes French prime minister and enters talks with the
Communists about forming a coalition government; Israel's opposition
Labour party elects former army chief Ehud Barak as its new leader.
1998
- A high-speed train derails in Eschede, Germany, killing 101 people;
Serbian forces deal a heavy blow to guerrillas fighting for independence
in Kosovo, killing over 40 people in a five-day operation.
1999 - Nigeria's new national assembly opens, ending more than 15 years of law-making by military decree.
2000
- Archaeologists scouring the Mediterranean seabed announce they have
found the 2,500-year-old ruins of the submerged Pharaonic cities
Herakleion, Canopus and Menouthis, previously known only through Greek
tragedies, travelogues and legends.
2001 - Actor Anthony Quinn dies
in Boston at age 86; Mel Brooks' musical comedy The Producers wins a
record 12 Tony Awards; Australian golfer Karrie Webb wins the US Women's
Open in a runaway for the second year in a row.
2002 - Canadian
Prime Minister Jean Chretien fires Finance Minister Paul Martin, the
acknowledged front-runner to eventually succeed him. Martin is credited
with the country's economic rebound in the 1990s.
2002 - Lew Wasserman, movie mogul often described as the most powerful man in Hollywood, dies aged 89.
2003
- The British House of Commons launches an inquiry into Britain's use
of intelligence information to justify its participation in a US-led war
against Iraq.
2004 - UN troops open fire on rampaging mobs, killing
two people, as the capture of a city in eastern Congo sparks the largest
and most violent protests since before the country's devastating
1998-2002 war.
2006 - Montenegro's parliament declares independence,
splitting from Serbia and dissolving what is left of the former
Yugoslavia.
2007 - A new account set up to bypass an international
boycott of Hamas begins disbursing vital foreign aid to the
Palestinians, with tens of millions of dollars allocated to partially
pay the salaries of civil servants.
2008 - Chinese police in
Dujiangyan in southwest China drag away more than 100 parents protesting
the deaths of their children in poorly constructed schools that
collapsed in an earthquake the previous month.
2009 - President
Barack Obama consults with Saudi King Abdullah on a mission to the
Middle East to open a new chapter on Islam and the West and ease
long-held grievances against the US.
2010 - A Dutch man long
suspected in the disappearance of an American teen in Aruba is arrested
in the murder of a young woman in Peru.Today's Birthdays:
Jefferson
Davis, first and only president of the US Confederacy (1808-1889); Sir
William F Petrie, English archaeologist (1853-1942); George V, king of
England (1865-1936); Josephine Baker, US cabaret artist (1906-1975);
Forbes Carlile, Australian swimmer (1921-); Tony Curtis, US actor
(1925-2010); Allen Ginsberg, US poet (1926-1997); Raul Castro, Cuban
President (1931-); Curtis Mayfield, US composer and songwriter
(1942-1999); Suzi Quatro, US singer (1950-); Dan Hill, Canadian singer
(1954-); Scott Valentine, US actor (1958-); Rafael Nadal, Spanish tennis
player (1986-).Thought For Today:
What is history but a fable agreed upon? - attributed to Napoleon Bonaparte (1769-1821).

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• Today's history on this day. Herald Sun, 9 May 2011
  
• Major events on this day in history The Daily Telegraph, 28 Apr 2011
  
• Isaiah 10
  
  ¹Woe unto them that decree unrighteous decrees, and that write grievousness which they have prescribed; ²To
  turn aside the needy from judgment, and to take away the right from the
  poor of my people, that widows may be their prey, and that they may rob
  the fatherless! ³And
  what will ye do in the day of visitation, and in the desolation which
  shall come from far? to whom will ye flee for help? and where will ye
  leave your glory? ⁴Without
  me they shall bow down under the prisoners, and they shall fall under
  the slain. For all this his anger is not turned away, but his hand is
  stretched out still.
  

Cori wrote:ooooh... I didn't know Lilly was a freak like THAT!



Come on Vera... let's 69

/slurp

true lilly wrote:June 09, 2011
Dutch woman, now 96,
'killed man she thought was Nazi collaborator'

THE mayor of a Dutch town says a
96-year-old woman has confessed to killing a prominent citizen in 1946
after mistakenly believing he collaborated with the Nazis.

Leiden Mayor Henri Lenferink said the woman admitted shooting Felix
Gulje in the chest in the doorway to his home because she believed he
was working with the German occupiers.In fact, he said, Gulje had sheltered some Jews and helped others financially.He
identified the woman as Atie Ridder-Visser, who was in the Dutch
resistance
during the 1940-1945 occupation of the Netherlands.Lenferink said
Ridder-Visser wrote him on January 1, and two subsequent interviews
persuaded him that her story is true.In a statement posted on the
internet, Lenferink said the woman cannot be prosecuted after so many years.

Related Coverage
Major events on this day in history
Herald Sun, 6 days ago
Major events on this day in history
June 03

1998 - A high-speed train derails in
Eschede, Germany, killing 101 people.
AFP
Today is Friday, June 3, the 154th day of 2011. There are 211 days left in the year.

Highlights in history on this date:1083 - Henry IV of Germany storms Rome, capturing St Peter's.
1098 - After a five-month siege in the First Crusade, the Crusaders take Antioch.
1539 - Explorer Hernando De Soto claims Florida in the Americas for Spain.
1621 - Dutch West India Company receives charter for New Netherlands, now New York.
1647 - Oliver Cromwell flees from parliament to the army in England.
1657
- Death of William Harvey, English physician who discovered the nature
of the circulation of blood and the function of the heart as a pump.
1769
- Captain James Cook, a year into his circumnavigation of the world,
observes the transit of Venus across the face of the sun from Tahiti,
the main purpose of his voyage.


1790 - Lady Juliana, the first ship of Second Fleet, arrives in Port Jackson, Australia.
1818
- The last of the Maratha Wars between the British and the Maratha
Confederacy in India ends, securing British supremacy in India.
1864 -
More than 7,000 Union troops are killed or wounded in less than an hour
at Cold Harbour, near Richmond, Virginia, during the American Civil
War.
1875 - Death of Georges Bizet, French composer whose opera Carmen caused a scandal when first produced.
1899 - Death of Johann Strauss Jr, Viennese conductor and composer of waltzes including The Blue Danube.
1924
- Death from tuberculosis of Austrian writer Franz Kafka who wrote
stylistically radical novels such as The Trial and Metamorphosis.
1935
- French liner Normandie sets a record on its maiden voyage, arriving
in New York after crossing the Atlantic in just four days, 11 hours and
42 minutes.
1937 - Britain's Duke of Windsor, formerly King Edward VIII, marries American divorcee Wallis Simpson in France.
1940 - Allied evacuation from Dunkirk, France, is completed in World War II.
1942 - The Battle of Midway, the turning point in the sea war in the Pacific, begins.
1946
- Louis Reard, a former engineer, unveils the bikini bathing suit,
which he named for Bikini Atoll, where US nuclear tests were being held.
Reard said he thought his two-piece suits would be ``highly
explosive''.pe1959 - Singapore becomes self-governing.
1963 - Death
of Pope John XXIII (born Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli), aged 81; The Central
Methodist Mission establishes Lifeline, Australia's first telephone
counselling service.
1965 - Major Edward White becomes the first US astronaut to walk in space when he steps outside his Gemini 4 spacecraft.
1968
- Pop artist Andy Warhol is shot and critically wounded in his New York
film studio, known as ``The Factory'', by feminist and actress Valerie
Solanas.
1969 - Australian aircraft carrier HMAS Melbourne collides
with the US destroyer Frank E Evans in the South China Sea, resulting in
the deaths of 74 Americans.
1973 - Soviet supersonic airliner
crashes during international air show near Paris, killing the six
crewmen and seven French villagers.
1979 - The world's worst oil
spillage occurs as a result of a marine blow-out beneath the drilling
rig Ixtoc 1 in the Gulf of Mexico.
1981 - Pope John Paul II leaves a Rome hospital and returns to the Vatican three weeks after an attempt on his life.
1986 - Death of Dame Anna Neagle, British film and stage star.
1989
- Chinese troops storm Tiananmen Square, killing hundreds of
pro-democracy demonstrators; Death of Iran's spiritual leader, Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini, aged 86; More than 500 people die and hundreds of
others are injured when gas from a leaking pipeline explodes, engulfing
two packed passenger trains on the Trans-Siberian railway.
1991 - Paul Keating fails in his bid against Bob Hawke for ALP leadership, then resigns as treasurer to sit on back benches.
1992
- The world's largest environmental summit, the Earth Summit, opens in
Rio De Janeiro with 178 nations taking part; Death of Robert Morley,
English actor.
1994 - Earthquake kills at least 171 people on Indonesia's main island, Java.
1995
- European and NATO defence ministers agree to form a rapid deployment
force in Bosnia to bolster United Nations troops against attacks by Serb
fighters.
1996 - NATO foreign ministers agree to remake the
47-year-old organisation into a leaner alliance to focus on European
hotspots rather than Russia.
1997 - Socialist Party leader Lionel
Jospin becomes French prime minister and enters talks with the
Communists about forming a coalition government; Israel's opposition
Labour party elects former army chief Ehud Barak as its new leader.
1998
- A high-speed train derails in Eschede, Germany, killing 101 people;
Serbian forces deal a heavy blow to guerrillas fighting for independence
in Kosovo, killing over 40 people in a five-day operation.
1999 - Nigeria's new national assembly opens, ending more than 15 years of law-making by military decree.
2000
- Archaeologists scouring the Mediterranean seabed announce they have
found the 2,500-year-old ruins of the submerged Pharaonic cities
Herakleion, Canopus and Menouthis, previously known only through Greek
tragedies, travelogues and legends.
2001 - Actor Anthony Quinn dies
in Boston at age 86; Mel Brooks' musical comedy The Producers wins a
record 12 Tony Awards; Australian golfer Karrie Webb wins the US Women's
Open in a runaway for the second year in a row.
2002 - Canadian
Prime Minister Jean Chretien fires Finance Minister Paul Martin, the
acknowledged front-runner to eventually succeed him. Martin is credited
with the country's economic rebound in the 1990s.
2002 - Lew Wasserman, movie mogul often described as the most powerful man in Hollywood, dies aged 89.
2003
- The British House of Commons launches an inquiry into Britain's use
of intelligence information to justify its participation in a US-led war
against Iraq.
2004 - UN troops open fire on rampaging mobs, killing
two people, as the capture of a city in eastern Congo sparks the largest
and most violent protests since before the country's devastating
1998-2002 war.
2006 - Montenegro's parliament declares independence,
splitting from Serbia and dissolving what is left of the former
Yugoslavia.
2007 - A new account set up to bypass an international
boycott of Hamas begins disbursing vital foreign aid to the
Palestinians, with tens of millions of dollars allocated to partially
pay the salaries of civil servants.
2008 - Chinese police in
Dujiangyan in southwest China drag away more than 100 parents protesting
the deaths of their children in poorly constructed schools that
collapsed in an earthquake the previous month.
2009 - President
Barack Obama consults with Saudi King Abdullah on a mission to the
Middle East to open a new chapter on Islam and the West and ease
long-held grievances against the US.
2010 - A Dutch man long
suspected in the disappearance of an American teen in Aruba is arrested
in the murder of a young woman in Peru.Today's Birthdays:
Jefferson
Davis, first and only president of the US Confederacy (1808-1889); Sir
William F Petrie, English archaeologist (1853-1942); George V, king of
England (1865-1936); Josephine Baker, US cabaret artist (1906-1975);
Forbes Carlile, Australian swimmer (1921-); Tony Curtis, US actor
(1925-2010); Allen Ginsberg, US poet (1926-1997); Raul Castro, Cuban
President (1931-); Curtis Mayfield, US composer and songwriter
(1942-1999); Suzi Quatro, US singer (1950-); Dan Hill, Canadian singer
(1954-); Scott Valentine, US actor (1958-); Rafael Nadal, Spanish tennis
player (1986-).Thought For Today:
What is history but a fable agreed upon? - attributed to Napoleon Bonaparte (1769-1821).

Related Coverage

• Major events on this day in history Herald Sun, 1 day ago
  
• Today's history on this day. Herald Sun, 3 days ago
  
• Major events on this day in history Herald Sun, 18 May 2011
  
• Today's history on this day. Herald Sun, 9 May 2011
  
• Major events on this day in history The Daily Telegraph, 28 Apr 2011
  
• Isaiah 10
  
  ¹Woe unto them that decree unrighteous decrees, and that write grievousness which they have prescribed; ²To
  turn aside the needy from judgment, and to take away the right from the
  poor of my people, that widows may be their prey, and that they may rob
  the fatherless! ³And
  what will ye do in the day of visitation, and in the desolation which
  shall come from far? to whom will ye flee for help? and where will ye
  leave your glory? ⁴Without
  me they shall bow down under the prisoners, and they shall fall under
  the slain. For all this his anger is not turned away, but his hand is
  stretched out still.
  

Cinnamoroll wrote:

Oh okay, I thought that was the name of your new dildo.

Cori wrote:ooooh... I didn't know Lilly was a freak like THAT!



Come on Vera... let's 69

/slurp

true lilly wrote:

Looking for love
in all the wrong places:
Bear sedated for SIXTH time
seeking a mate

K-Federino wrote:

true lilly wrote:

Looking for love
in all the wrong places:
Bear sedated for SIXTH time
seeking a mate

then quit frontin & flash me your ass, put that back drawer in a g-string yellow & green & floss out the brown

true lilly wrote:

K-Federino wrote:

true lilly wrote:

Looking for love
in all the wrong places:
Bear sedated for SIXTH time
seeking a mate

then quit frontin & flash me your ass, put that back drawer in a g-string yellow & green & floss out the brown

...look, you have a NET full of that sort of 'woman' to keep your little head entertained, and you know how angry 'they' get when they lose any attention to those of us not in 'their' Hunt Down and Destroy Men Club, so why not put 'your' tongue to work on 'their' g-strings, and 'you' may avoid the worst of 'your' penance for daring not to only acknowledge 'their' existence.

true lilly wrote:

true lilly wrote:22,000+++ Views for true lilly...so how many
AREN'T Traitorous Agents...still missing THE POINT?

Well I can't help but wonder...wherever I post,
the Numbers Soar...but only a very few DARE to
Talk WITH me...while the Full Time Agents who
'man' (BOT) Forums, go crazy at me for bringing
them readers and members, with What NO ONE ELSE
DARE to FREELY SHARE...THE VERY BEST NEWS...

...Seriously, what is so frightening about HAVING
The Free Will Choice to LIVE FOREVER, RE-PLANTING,
RE-BUILDING, HEALING and ACTUALLY CREATING?

Too Proud to say, 'Sorry God'?
Too Selfish to spread The Good Oil?

And, how many of the nearly 18 MILLION views
of "tintin's" thread at D.I.F HAVE NOTICED that
after 6 years of my showing folk that GOD EXISTS
and GOD KEEPS ALL HIS PROMISES, that 'they',
my LITERAL and Verbal ATTACKERS have NEVER
provided a Counter Argument, and while "team tintin"
keep 'making predictions' that DON'T HAPPEN,
what I and others like palomino have shown
GOD SAID To WATCH FOR, KEEP HAPPENING,
Against All The Experts and Guru's 'predictions'?

And, Do 'you' Know Who They Are...maybe some,
But, GOD ALSO SAID HE WOULD Raise And HIDE
HIS OWN, to Do the re-planting, re-building, and
CREATING.

Hey, maybe if I run around every forum I can find,
telling people not to read or consider any of 'your'
posts, they will do the opposite to, and 'you' to may
get serious thinkers sharing them with other serious
thinkers...nah, that wouldn't work, because unlike my
posts, 'yours' don't contain anything of value to seriously
think about...oh well...

true lilly wrote:

true lilly wrote:btw, thanks for making it so blindingly clear again,
in this VERY PREACHY Thread of 'yours' ,
https://sodlikeproductions.forumotion.com/t1165-lilly-do-you-comprehend-this-data
that Team Tintin/Icke/ASSange et al ARE "The Jews"...
...oh NOT JUDAH or ISRAEL , but The Lying Synagog of Satan
...so do keep BABBLING ON BABYLON...GOD IS listening...

Users browsing this forum: None

...so, just like my reply was 'made to go away',
I'm 'not here now' either...
...and neither are 'you'...dicks...

el kabong wrote:

But, dead head, when are you going to learn, that it's not what goes in,
but what comes out, that WILL KILL YOU...oh that's right, those capable of
learning, are banned from membership of Team Tintin ASSange The Sods!!!
...for fear they may twig onto 'their' favourite 'joke', being:
"We Are The Beastly Legion Slaving For The Enemy Of Life. And
we're worshiped by a world of limp dick peace freaks."

...psst, The Saviour doesn't wear rose coloured glasses,
He does see everything we say;
https://sodlikeproductions.forumotion.com/t1133p60-tintin-an-insight
...and He does have a two edged sword...

REVELATIONS 2:11
Let the one who has an ear hear
what the spirit
says to the congregations:
He that conquers will by no means be harmed
by the second death.’

and 12 and beyond...
http://www.blueletterbible.org/Bible.cfm?b=Rev&c=2&t=KJV#comm/12

1) the mouth, as part of the body: of man, of animals, of fish, etc.
a) since thoughts of a man's soul find verbal utterance by his mouth,
the "heart" or "soul" and the mouth are distinguished
2) the edge of a sword

ninny wrote:

Originally Posted by tintin All the EVILS of mankind release

we are legion. we are anonymous

http://forum.davidicke.com/showthread.php?t=11956&page=2938


Yeah, 'they'/'Babylon' do babble on and on in loopy circles,
getting more and more tangled in the noose 'they'
try to tie around the necks of The Living...

Babel or Babylon = "confusion (by mixing)"
From בָּלַל (H1101)

JEREMIAH 51:
http://www.blueletterbible.org/Bible.cfm?b=Jer&c=51&v=1&t=KJV#top

Idiots. It's the mobs of victi-mizer's who literally
RUN AWAY SCARED from this one, little, alone but
for her faith in Our Creator, old lady, because they
know of the countless recorded examples (some of
which), I post, to remind those finding it tough to
keep going, under the injustices they are made to
suffer, that if I can keep going, anyone can, With
God's help.

Well we know this quote of el kabong's lies
that 'they're' 'quoting me-;

el kabong wrote:

true lilly wrote:





https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BFqHyCoypfM

But why the need to scream 'your' empty clap trap
over the top of independent views that the CON Industry
refuse to share with others lest they come to some more
balanced understanding of what really is going on in the world?

Do 'you' believe that thinking people haven't figured it out?

true lilly wrote:"MOVE or DIE!"...
are the first words you see
to go with the image of a
CHEETAH running FOR IT'S LIFE,
from the ANGRY JAWS of a ZEBRA...
then, over the image of
traveling ELEPHANTS, the title,
"THE GREAT MIGRATION."



Nature's Great Events is a wildlife documentary series made for BBC television,
first shown in the UK on BBC One and BBC HD in February 2009.
The series looks at how seasonal changes powered by the sun
cause shifting weather patterns and ocean currents, which
in turn create the conditions for some of the planetÂ’s most spectacular
wildlife events.
Each episode focuses on the challenges and opportunities
these changes present to a few key species.

"Only a nature documentary.", is what most would think,
but then most don't Watch for The Signs God Described,
of His past and future Promises Kept.

11 Extinct Animals That Have Been Photographed Alive


The Quagga
was a unique variety of Plains Zebra, marked by having stripes only on
the front of its body, with hair color transitioning toward a light
brown or tan along its rear and underbelly, until becoming white along
its legs. This picture represents the only Quagga ever to have been
photographed alive, taken at the London Zoo in 1870.
The last Tasmanian Tiger,
or Thylacine, known to have existed died in the Hobart Zoo, in
Tasmania, Australia, on September 7th, 1936. Despite being the last of
its kind, the animal (named “Benjamin”) likely died due to neglect after
being locked out of its sheltered quarters during extreme weather.

Shambles alright...claims to be anti-DIF
but full of that mental case's defenders
insanely attacking the one game enough
to share their insider knowledge of the
beastly person behind that CON Industry
puppet.

el kabong wrote:

Miss Lilly, you cannot Post in this Thread..........

Same ol' same ol' alright...won't bore folk with the same ol',
done to death, weighed and measured and found wanting,
hoodwinking propaganda (and same ol' cute cat images used
by gutless cowards, to mock, insult and threaten folk), in this
pouting, foot stomping, post of an angry child busted cheating
but still wanting to keep the prize, but will ask for the equal right,
to tell whomever I want, to refrain from posting their same ol'
hoodwinking propaganda in my threads.

true lilly wrote:Now who's being elitist here? 'You'. Not me.

Why keep peddling the lie that one must be
'privy to secrets' of any religion or group,
in order to have God's Word revealed? When
God Promised ANYONE who sought to know Him,
with their Whole Heart, Mind and Strength
(Testing Scripture against Scripture, and, What Is,
In The Whole Real World), would be answered,
with revelations, knowledge, understanding and
Others of His Blessings.

[size=24]#1: The Torah was presented publicly, Telepathicly; to the Entire Nation of Hebrews along with the greeks and egyptians that had accompanied them. Impossible to fake.

true lilly wrote:Well I'm thoroughly enjoying tea, that includes a fresh salad with a lot of, locally produced, continental cucumber... YUMMY!