In <4aab1575$0$31259$607ed...@cv.net>, on 09/11/09 at 11:28 PM, Vince <vpilu...@optonline.net> said:
>> Does anyone else find it incredibly ironic, for lack of a better word, >> that Elsig left us on 9/11?? I just find that incredibly... well... weird. >Also weird was a year after 9/11/01 the pick 3 number on the mid day >9/11/02 drawing was 9/11 here in NY state.
Johnny Unitas died on 9/11/02.
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>>>>>>>>>> It rained all day today. Nine eleven. It rained today.
>>>>>>>>>> burd44 aka Z >>>>>>>>> Does anyone else find it incredibly ironic, for lack of a >>>>>>>>> better word, that Elsig left us on 9/11?? I just find that >>>>>>>>> incredibly... well... weird.
>>>>>>>>> --- Cory >>>>>>>> Maybe G-d was giving us a reason to celebrate a life taken by >>>>>>>> means other than terrorism on this day. >>>>>>> Yeah right and I'm running for mayor >>>>>> Vince, I really hate to say this, but understand I am in no mood >>>>>> for you. >>>>>> YOU ARE AN ASSHOLE!! >>>>> You're in no mood? >>>>> why because I disagree with your GOD remark? >>>> No, Vince. It isn't that you disagree with me or anyone else. Your >>>> way with words brings out the best in people. >>>> Belittling people, or trying to, is not necessary when trying to >>>> make a point. Just because *you* don't agree with, or believe in >>>> something, doesn't mean you have to be arrogant about it to >>>> someone who does.
>>> He has my vote.
>> Yeah well I guess I'm too truth full, I don't pull punches when >> folks push faith on others
> Well, I just started reading through this group, so I don't know > anything about previous interactions or history...but it doesn't seem > like he is pushing faith, just using it as a form of expression for > the sorrow at the loss of a talented individual. It is individual > preference and he is free to express himself in that manner if that is > his choice.
> I'm not one that believes in this stuff, like it being ominous that he > died on 9/11. I'm sure there are plenty of people that died on 9/11, > and others that knew them may also feel as if were some sort of sign > or prophecy, but it just isn't so. No more a prophecy then those that > died on 6/23 or 7/15 or 12/09 or any other day of the year. It just a > coincidence.
Go back and reread the thread... nobody, as far as I know, since I do have 2-3 people killfiled in the NG, used the word "ominous". I don't know if English is your native language or not, but there IS a DISTINCT difference between the words "ironic" (which is what I'm guessing you're talking about) and "ominous". IMNSHO, there was nothing... not a shred... that was ominous when it came to Elsig passing on 9/11. Yet, there IS quite a bit of irony about that little factoid when you stop and consider that M*A*S*H is one of the most all-time anti-war television series' - ever.
> >>> "sr" <shandar...@aol.com> wrote in message > >>>news:b4e05f5e-712a-4851-918c-fb8ecce0c677@m38g2000yqd.googlegroups.com... > >>> On Sep 11, 11:29 pm, Vince <vpilu...@optonline.net> wrote: > >>>> Eddie wrote: > >>>>> "Cory" <my_wheel_l...@peoplepc.com> wrote in message > >>>>>news:htGdnQgxRvaAljbXnZ2dnUVZ_vqdnZ2d@earthlink.com... > >>>>>> bur...@gmail.com wrote: > >>>>>>> May God be with you and thank you for all the time you spent here. I > >>>>>>> just learned of your > >>>>>>> passing. > >>>>>>> Mr. G. This is Z > >>>>>>> It rained all day today. Nine eleven. It rained today. > >>>>>>> burd44 aka Z > >>>>>> Does anyone else find it incredibly ironic, for lack of a better > >>>>>> word, > >>>>>> that Elsig left us on 9/11?? I just find that incredibly... well... > >>>>>> weird. > >>>>>> --- Cory > >>>>>> Maybe G-d was giving us a reason to celebrate a life taken by means > >>>>>> other > >>>>>> than terrorism on this day. > >>>>> Yeah right and I'm running for mayor- Hide quoted text - > >>>> - Show quoted text - > >>>> What an awful thing to say. Eddie made a wonderful point, and you have > >>>> to throw it in the gutter by a snide remark. > >>> Explanation: some people just have no decency, which explains a > >>> lot of things wrong in the world. > >>> Thank God we were privileged to have Larry Simon Gelbart on > >>> Earth for 81 1/2 years.
> >> Oh now "I'm" the bad guy?
> >> I have more decently then most people I don't go to service then > >> stab my friends or fellow employees in the back the rest of the week as > >> many goodies religious type do. > >> I tell the truth. > >> Tell me this: > >> Was what that bastard Jerry Falwell said after 9/11 in the name of god > >> a right thing?
> >> Falwell's Shocking Words Denounced > >> As a guest on Pat Robertson's "700 Club" television show on Thursday, > >> the Rev. Jerry Falwell, a Baptist minister, said that supporters of > >> abortion rights, > >> gays, lesbians, and liberal civil rights bear some of the responsibility > >> for the terrorist > >> attacks on the World Trade Center and Pentagon. He said, "God continues to > >> lift the curtain > >> and allow the enemies of America to give us probably what we deserve." > >> Later in the discussion, > >> Falwell said, "The ACLU's got to take a lot of blame for this...I point > >> the finger in their > >> face and say, 'You helped this happen.'" Robertson agreed with Falwell. > >> Christian groups > >> and churches are denouncing these words of blame and hate. "I call on > >> Jerry Falwell, > >> Pat Robertson, Flip Benham, and other religious extremists to put aside > >> their > >> self-righteous hatred and vengeance and pray with us," said the Rev. > >> Carlton W. Veazey, > >> president, Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice. "They have gone > >> too far!" > >> The Right Reverend Jane Holmes Dixon, Episcopal Bishop of Washington and > >> the officiant of > >> the national prayer service on Friday, said, "There is much that we do > >> not yet know about > >> how this violence was wrought, but this horror absolutely did not come > >> from God." > >> Bishop Dixon noted that to blame the attack on God's will flies in the > >> face of Christian > >> theology. At this time of national mourning, she said "it is beyond > >> shameful to seek to > >> divide us by alleging that some of us are culpable because we hold beliefs > >> different from > >> those of Robertson and Falwell." --Cathryn Conroy
> > Vince, I'll try, again, even though it's pointless, to tell you that what I > > said has nothing to do with this. I made no point about religion, pro or > > con. I made a simple statement and your cheese slipped off your cracker. > > Again. Anytime someone here tries to explain something in a rational way, it > > never works. You always think your opinion is the only one that counts or > > the only one that's correct. You have proven, time and time again that you > > are not able to discuss, only belittle with major arrogance.
> > I have said this before that this will be my last response to you. I went > > against my better judgement to try to have discussions, but alas...
> > However, I will never killfile you because I am amused by some of the things > > you say. But like your spellchecker, neither of us think you're worth the > > effort. If I want to deal with you, I'll open a day care center.
> > sr wrote: > >> On Sep 11, 11:29 pm, Vince <vpilu...@optonline.net> wrote: > >>> Eddie wrote: > >>>> "Cory" <my_wheel_l...@peoplepc.com> wrote in message > >>>>news:htGdnQgxRvaAljbXnZ2dnUVZ_vqdnZ2d@earthlink.com... > >>>>> bur...@gmail.com wrote: > >>>>>> May God be with you and thank you for all the time you spent here. I > >>>>>> just learned of your > >>>>>> passing. > >>>>>> Mr. G. This is Z > >>>>>> It rained all day today. Nine eleven. It rained today. > >>>>>> burd44 aka Z > >>>>> Does anyone else find it incredibly ironic, for lack of a better word, > >>>>> that Elsig left us on 9/11?? I just find that incredibly... well... > >>>>> weird. > >>>>> --- Cory > >>>> Maybe G-d was giving us a reason to celebrate a life taken by means > >>>> other > >>>> than terrorism on this day. > >>> Yeah right and I'm running for mayor- Hide quoted text -
> >>> - Show quoted text -
> >> What an awful thing to say. Eddie made a wonderful point, and you have > >> to throw it in the gutter by a snide remark.
> > Well thats too bad I'm fed up with how people have to bring their faith > > into the thread
> You may not see this post, Vince, since you later said you were > outta here, but... > just because he mentioned 'G-d', that doesn't make it a deeply > religious experience to get all huffy about > He just mentioned the Creator of the Universe, and even Thomas > Jefferson (a Deist) believed in a Creator.- Hide quoted text -
>>>> "sr" <shandar...@aol.com> wrote in message >>>> news:b4e05f5e-712a-4851-918c-fb8ecce0c677@m38g2000yqd.googlegroups.com... >>>> On Sep 11, 11:29 pm, Vince <vpilu...@optonline.net> wrote: >>>>> Eddie wrote: >>>>>> "Cory" <my_wheel_l...@peoplepc.com> wrote in message >>>>>> news:htGdnQgxRvaAljbXnZ2dnUVZ_vqdnZ2d@earthlink.com... >>>>>>> bur...@gmail.com wrote: >>>>>>>> May God be with you and thank you for all the time you spent here. >>>>>>>> I >>>>>>>> just learned of your >>>>>>>> passing. >>>>>>>> Mr. G. This is Z >>>>>>>> It rained all day today. Nine eleven. It rained today. >>>>>>>> burd44 aka Z >>>>>>> Does anyone else find it incredibly ironic, for lack of a better >>>>>>> word, >>>>>>> that Elsig left us on 9/11?? I just find that incredibly... well... >>>>>>> weird. >>>>>>> --- Cory >>>>>>> Maybe G-d was giving us a reason to celebrate a life taken by means >>>>>>> other >>>>>>> than terrorism on this day. >>>>>> Yeah right and I'm running for mayor- Hide quoted text - >>>>> - Show quoted text - >>>>> What an awful thing to say. Eddie made a wonderful point, and you have >>>>> to throw it in the gutter by a snide remark. >>>> Explanation: some people just have no decency, which explains >>>> a >>>> lot of things wrong in the world. >>>> Thank God we were privileged to have Larry Simon Gelbart on >>>> Earth for 81 1/2 years.
>>> Oh now "I'm" the bad guy?
>>> I have more decently then most people I don't go to service then >>> stab my friends or fellow employees in the back the rest of the week as >>> many goodies religious type do. >>> I tell the truth. >>> Tell me this: >>> Was what that bastard Jerry Falwell said after 9/11 in the name of god >>> a right thing?
>>> Falwell's Shocking Words Denounced >>> As a guest on Pat Robertson's "700 Club" television show on Thursday, >>> the Rev. Jerry Falwell, a Baptist minister, said that supporters of >>> abortion rights, >>> gays, lesbians, and liberal civil rights bear some of the responsibility >>> for the terrorist >>> attacks on the World Trade Center and Pentagon. He said, "God continues >>> to lift the curtain >>> and allow the enemies of America to give us probably what we deserve." >>> Later in the discussion, >>> Falwell said, "The ACLU's got to take a lot of blame for this...I point >>> the finger in their >>> face and say, 'You helped this happen.'" Robertson agreed with Falwell. >>> Christian groups >>> and churches are denouncing these words of blame and hate. "I call on >>> Jerry Falwell, >>> Pat Robertson, Flip Benham, and other religious extremists to put aside >>> their >>> self-righteous hatred and vengeance and pray with us," said the Rev. >>> Carlton W. Veazey, >>> president, Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice. "They have gone >>> too far!" >>> The Right Reverend Jane Holmes Dixon, Episcopal Bishop of Washington and >>> the officiant of >>> the national prayer service on Friday, said, "There is much that we do >>> not yet know about >>> how this violence was wrought, but this horror absolutely did not come >>> from God." >>> Bishop Dixon noted that to blame the attack on God's will flies in the >>> face of Christian >>> theology. At this time of national mourning, she said "it is beyond >>> shameful to seek to >>> divide us by alleging that some of us are culpable because we hold >>> beliefs different from >>> those of Robertson and Falwell." --Cathryn Conroy
>> Vince, I'll try, again, even though it's pointless, to tell you that what >> I said has nothing to do with this. I made no point about religion, pro >> or con. I made a simple statement and your cheese slipped off your >> cracker. Again. Anytime someone here tries to explain something in a >> rational way, it never works. You always think your opinion is the only >> one that counts or the only one that's correct. You have proven, time and >> time again that you are not able to discuss, only belittle with major >> arrogance.
>> I have said this before that this will be my last response to you. I went >> against my better judgement to try to have discussions, but alas...
>> However, I will never killfile you because I am amused by some of the >> things you say. But like your spellchecker, neither of us think you're >> worth the effort. If I want to deal with you, I'll open a day care >> center.
"Cory" <my_wheel_l...@peoplepc.com> wrote in message news:htGdnQgxRvaAljbXnZ2dnUVZ_vqdnZ2d@earthlink.com... > bur...@gmail.com wrote: >> May God be with you and thank you for all the time you spent here. I >> just learned of your >> passing.
>> Mr. G. This is Z
>> It rained all day today. Nine eleven. It rained today.
>> burd44 aka Z
> Does anyone else find it incredibly ironic, for lack of a better word, > that Elsig left us on 9/11?? I just find that incredibly... well... weird.
> --- Cory
Weird it is. We won't be able to forget the date. (As if any of us could, anyway!) Esther
>>>>>> It rained all day today. Nine eleven. It rained today.
>>>>>> burd44 aka Z >>>>> Does anyone else find it incredibly ironic, for lack of a better word, >>>>> that Elsig left us on 9/11?? I just find that incredibly... well... >>>>> weird.
>>>>> --- Cory >>>> Maybe G-d was giving us a reason to celebrate a life taken by means other >>>> than terrorism on this day. >>> Yeah right and I'm running for mayor
>> Vince, I really hate to say this, but understand I am in no mood for you. >> YOU ARE AN ASSHOLE!!
> You're in no mood? > why because I disagree with your GOD remark?
Oh please, Vince. We're all sad, so don't make it worse. Esther
>>>> Does anyone else find it incredibly ironic, for lack of a better >>>> word, >>>> that Elsig left us on 9/11?? I just find that incredibly... >>>> well... weird.
>>>Also weird was a year after 9/11/01 the pick 3 number on the mid >>>day >>>9/11/02 drawing was 9/11 here in NY state.
>> Johnny Unitas died on 9/11/02.
> Unitas was not quite in Mr. G's league for influencing and > brightening the world, as good as he was in football or as a person.
That is dependent on one's perspective. Football fans probably outnumber MASH fans, and Johnny U was a HOF QB who's feats have reached "legendary" proportions. Not disagreeing with you, just pointing it out.
> >>>> Does anyone else find it incredibly ironic, for lack of a better > >>>> word, > >>>> that Elsig left us on 9/11?? I just find that incredibly... > >>>> well... weird.
> >>>Also weird was a year after 9/11/01 the pick 3 number on the mid > >>>day > >>>9/11/02 drawing was 9/11 here in NY state.
> >> Johnny Unitas died on 9/11/02.
> > Unitas was not quite in Mr. G's league for influencing and > > brightening the world, as good as he was in football or as a person.
> That is dependent on one's perspective. Football fans probably > outnumber MASH fans, and Johnny U was a HOF QB who's feats have > reached "legendary" proportions. Not disagreeing with you, just > pointing it out.
>>>>> Does anyone else find it incredibly ironic, for lack of a better >>>>> word, >>>>> that Elsig left us on 9/11?? I just find that incredibly... >>>>> well... weird.
>>>>Also weird was a year after 9/11/01 the pick 3 number on the mid >>>>day >>>>9/11/02 drawing was 9/11 here in NY state.
>>> Johnny Unitas died on 9/11/02.
>> Unitas was not quite in Mr. G's league for influencing and >> brightening the world, as good as he was in football or as a person. >That is dependent on one's perspective. Football fans probably >outnumber MASH fans, and Johnny U was a HOF QB who's feats have reached >"legendary" proportions. Not disagreeing with you, just pointing it out.
I wasn't attempting to make or start any type of comparison - just mentioning another well-known person who died on a 9/11 anniversary.
Alan
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Not a chance. God would be giggling all day Sunday, and that would mess up church services all over the world.
-- Christopher A. Young Learn more about Jesus www.lds.org .
"A" <a...@att.net> wrote in message news:df-> > God is watching Unitas throw heavenly touchdown passes on > Sundays, and > laughing at Larry's material Mondays through Fridays. :)
In <df-dnWAJYLHeQirXnZ2dnUVZ_rydn...@earthlink.com>, on 09/21/09 at 03:16 PM, "A" <a...@att.net> said:
>>>So, God, what do you think? About this?
>> God is watching Unitas throw heavenly touchdown passes on Sundays, and >> laughing at Larry's material Mondays through Fridays. :) > God doesn't read (Larry's material) on Saturday?
On Sabbath, he rests. :)
Alan
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>> God is watching Unitas throw heavenly touchdown passes on >> Sundays, and >> laughing at Larry's material Mondays through Fridays. :) > God doesn't read (Larry's material) on Saturday?