Now that's just creepy
| How to make a kickaha |
| Ingredients: 1 part competetiveness 5 parts crazyiness 3 parts leadership |
| Method: Stir together in a glass tumbler with a salted rim. Top it off with a sprinkle of curiosity and enjoy! |
2005-03-31
Now that's just creepy
| How to make a kickaha |
| Ingredients: 1 part competetiveness 5 parts crazyiness 3 parts leadership |
| Method: Stir together in a glass tumbler with a salted rim. Top it off with a sprinkle of curiosity and enjoy! |
Well that kind of bites.
http://www.cnn.com/2005/WORLD/europe/03/31/pope1/index.html
Yes, he's-a da freakin' Pope, head of one of the most backwards, fundamentalist, oppressive religious institutions around, and I disagree with the policies put forth by his office (not sure they've been from *him* in quite a while). I still think of JP2 as the progressive liberal voice of the Church. Considering that Opus Dei has a strong chance of putting one of their own under the funny hat, this may mark the end of a relatively forward-thinking era for the Catholic church. (Yes, be scared.)
I can't help but wonder though, given recent events... aren't they about fifteen years early with those last rites? I mean, I'm sure that he could be kept marginally alive for years yet, with enough intervention...
Yes, he's-a da freakin' Pope, head of one of the most backwards, fundamentalist, oppressive religious institutions around, and I disagree with the policies put forth by his office (not sure they've been from *him* in quite a while). I still think of JP2 as the progressive liberal voice of the Church. Considering that Opus Dei has a strong chance of putting one of their own under the funny hat, this may mark the end of a relatively forward-thinking era for the Catholic church. (Yes, be scared.)
I can't help but wonder though, given recent events... aren't they about fifteen years early with those last rites? I mean, I'm sure that he could be kept marginally alive for years yet, with enough intervention...
Well that kind of bites.
http://www.cnn.com/2005/WORLD/europe/03/31/pope1/index.html
Yes, he's-a da freakin' Pope, head of one of the most backwards, fundamentalist, oppressive religious institutions around, and I disagree with the policies put forth by his office (not sure they've been from *him* in quite a while). I still think of JP2 as the progressive liberal voice of the Church. Considering that Opus Dei has a strong chance of putting one of their own under the funny hat, this may mark the end of a relatively forward-thinking era for the Catholic church. (Yes, be scared.)
I can't help but wonder though, given recent events... aren't they about fifteen years early with those last rites? I mean, I'm sure that he could be kept marginally alive for years yet, with enough intervention...
Yes, he's-a da freakin' Pope, head of one of the most backwards, fundamentalist, oppressive religious institutions around, and I disagree with the policies put forth by his office (not sure they've been from *him* in quite a while). I still think of JP2 as the progressive liberal voice of the Church. Considering that Opus Dei has a strong chance of putting one of their own under the funny hat, this may mark the end of a relatively forward-thinking era for the Catholic church. (Yes, be scared.)
I can't help but wonder though, given recent events... aren't they about fifteen years early with those last rites? I mean, I'm sure that he could be kept marginally alive for years yet, with enough intervention...