DarkVada/An-I-Can Productions
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 | | 28 Oct 2009 04:02 PM |
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| Vada's Thought of the day- Wondering again... If anyone has done a comparison of Horus to Jesus? Or has anyone wondered why there is an eye of Horus (The Egyptian SUN god) in front of a SUN on the back of the Dollar Bill, along with the Pyramid with "IN GOD WE TRUST"
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GrandPhantom
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| | 29 Oct 2009 12:09 PM |
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| Random thought: Why do I have to learn so much difficult stuff with mathematics while ill never ever use it again in my entire life =D
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A.G.C.
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| | 31 Oct 2009 06:58 AM |
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It's not that difficult and you will use it... if not directly than at least "the type of thinking" that goes into mathematics. It's not that hard, just mostly tedious, boring repitition in order to foster memorization. Putting up with boring tedious repitition is also something you can get paid for later in life. It will help you in music too... there are certain things in music that require tedious boring repetition as well. | | | |
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| | 31 Oct 2009 08:49 AM |
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| ^2nd. Maths is life. Maths is important. In case you haven't noticed, I'm a Mathematician  | | AIM - The2ndMan2
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Skraal
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| | 31 Oct 2009 11:17 AM |
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| making love to a beautiful girl while youre listening to Dilla is very nice  | | | please
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| | 31 Oct 2009 02:39 PM |
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| Ausrralians have never embraced halloween... until last night. I along with many other australians have always been reluctant to the innevitable over Americanisation of Australia (sorry Americans but a lot of us would rather Australia builds its own identity) but suddenly last night there were halloween parties all over the place, kids out trick or treating and decorations everywhere. I'm not sure what that means, and frankly I'm a little bit worried. | | 
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A.G.C.
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| | 31 Oct 2009 03:06 PM |
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| It's just candy dude... | | | |
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GrandPhantom
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| | 31 Oct 2009 03:31 PM |
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| I think that J Dilla can be listened any, I repeat, ANY time of the day. Whether it be morning, afternoon or evening, J Dilla rocks my socks and kicks my ass.
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Fisha
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| | 31 Oct 2009 03:55 PM |
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| Posted By A.G.C. on 31 Oct 2009 03:06 PM
It's just candy dude...
Naa it's lollies, that's what they are called in Australia. Well that was until kids started getting introduced to the term "candy" through American TV. You see I may seem a little pedantic about this but like the other day my friend called me buddy and I was just about ready to smash her in the face (I do not in any way endorse women bashing) It's just not Australian. Sorry.
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SP
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| | 31 Oct 2009 05:34 PM |
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| honestly i cant listen to dilla at all while makin luv.
like ill jump outta bed in the middle of it and go trough my vinyls trying to find out how the hell he got it to sound so sweet. (true story) | | | |
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A.G.C.
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| | 31 Oct 2009 05:51 PM |
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| Posted By Fisha on 31 Oct 2009 03:55 PM
Posted By A.G.C. on 31 Oct 2009 03:06 PM
It's just candy dude...
Naa it's lollies, that's what they are called in Australia. Well that was until kids started getting introduced to the term "candy" through American TV. You see I may seem a little pedantic about this but like the other day my friend called me buddy and I was just about ready to smash her in the face (I do not in any way endorse women bashing) It's just not Australian. Sorry.
O.K., I see... well I don't know what "American" is since it's basically a sythesis of Native American, European, and African Cultures. For example; The word "candy" comes from Arabicqandi, derived from Persianqand, meaning "sugar" probably from Sanskritkhanda "piece (of sugar) [from Wiki] so I'm not sure what uniquely "American" aspect there is to the word to be pedantic (lol). I guess since I'm American I don't get the point of not "stealing" (for lack of a better term) the interesting aspects of other cultures. I think it's what has made our "culture" so "appealing" (again for lack of a better term, some would say invasive). | | | |
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DarkVada/An-I-Can Productions
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| | 31 Oct 2009 06:20 PM |
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| @ K-ta_klysm...
The Egyptian Pyramid holds the key to the oldest spiritual writings known to man. Without which there would be no Torah, Bible, nor Quran. George Washington and "masonry" STOLE the craft of cuting and setting stone from The Egyptians; in other words the first Masons were Egyptians. Mererukka wore the Collar and Apron and is Immortalized inside a Pyramid in Egypt, standing with his Left leg forward. When you look at Washington, most of his statues and photos depict him standing with His left leg forward as well as the Masonic Apron and Collar.
The Pyramid on the back of the dollar symolizes were the origin for the Masonic Rites. The EYE with the SUN BEHIND IT represents HORUS The Egyptian SKY GOD. Horus is the Son of Osiris (The Egyptian Deity of Judging the dead and of the resurrection). The Greeks/Romans morphed
Serapis- Euro deity nickname Serapis Christus from 350 BCE - 323 AD
Mithra- Persian god of Light
and eventually replaced these with a universal figure named Jesus to allow the continuing celebrations of all Winter Solstice (Saturnilia) Deities or SUN GODS.
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GrandPhantom
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| | 01 Nov 2009 01:19 AM |
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| Posted By SP on 31 Oct 2009 05:34 PM
honestly i cant listen to dilla at all while makin luv.
like ill jump outta bed in the middle of it and go trough my vinyls trying to find out how the hell he got it to sound so sweet. (true story)
Ahahaahaha XD I bet ur girl didn't like that
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| | 01 Nov 2009 01:27 AM |
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| Posted By A.G.C. on 31 Oct 2009 05:51 PM
Posted By Fisha on 31 Oct 2009 03:55 PM
Posted By A.G.C. on 31 Oct 2009 03:06 PM
It's just candy dude...
Naa it's lollies, that's what they are called in Australia. Well that was until kids started getting introduced to the term "candy" through American TV. You see I may seem a little pedantic about this but like the other day my friend called me buddy and I was just about ready to smash her in the face (I do not in any way endorse women bashing) It's just not Australian. Sorry.
O.K., I see... well I don't know what "American" is since it's basically a sythesis of Native American, European, and African Cultures. For example; The word "candy" comes from Arabicqandi, derived from Persianqand, meaning "sugar" probably from Sanskritkhanda "piece (of sugar) [from Wiki] so I'm not sure what uniquely "American" aspect there is to the word to be pedantic (lol). I guess since I'm American I don't get the point of not "stealing" (for lack of a better term) the interesting aspects of other cultures. I think it's what has made our "culture" so "appealing" (again for lack of a better term, some would say invasive). Well the American side isn't the origin of the word but the fact the reason it is used here is because of American TV shows. Same with the word cookie and a few other things.
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| ^ theres nothin like having that feeling =] | | | |
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A.G.C.
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| | 01 Nov 2009 08:42 AM |
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| Posted By Fisha on 01 Nov 2009 01:27 AM
Posted By A.G.C. on 31 Oct 2009 05:51 PM
Posted By Fisha on 31 Oct 2009 03:55 PM
Posted By A.G.C. on 31 Oct 2009 03:06 PM
It's just candy dude...
Naa it's lollies, that's what they are called in Australia. Well that was until kids started getting introduced to the term "candy" through American TV. You see I may seem a little pedantic about this but like the other day my friend called me buddy and I was just about ready to smash her in the face (I do not in any way endorse women bashing) It's just not Australian. Sorry.
O.K., I see... well I don't know what "American" is since it's basically a sythesis of Native American, European, and African Cultures. For example; The word "candy" comes from Arabicqandi, derived from Persianqand, meaning "sugar" probably from Sanskritkhanda "piece (of sugar) [from Wiki] so I'm not sure what uniquely "American" aspect there is to the word to be pedantic (lol). I guess since I'm American I don't get the point of not "stealing" (for lack of a better term) the interesting aspects of other cultures. I think it's what has made our "culture" so "appealing" (again for lack of a better term, some would say invasive). Well the American side isn't the origin of the word but the fact the reason it is used here is because of American TV shows. Same with the word cookie and a few other things.
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Well, I guess we do make more than our fair share of television shows and most of them are crap.... I guess it would be irritating to feel like your culture is not respected. I can understand your position. I just think there are a lot more "irritating" things that Americans (and American T.V. shows) have done than spreading the "gospel" of candy (lol). To me, "reality TV." (an oxymoron if I ever heard one) is one of the true atrocities of American Television. It has been piped all over the world and people all over the world think that every American is either some uneducated black thug dealing drugs or some backwater miscreant in a wife beater standing next to his wife (with a black eye) screaming at the top of his lungs. America is quite different than that in "reality". If the image portrayed on MTV and "Cops" wasn't quite different from reality it wouldn't be on television, it wouldn't be entertaining because it would be common place. <!--[if gte mso 9]>Normal0unctuationKerning />falsefalsefalseontGrowAutofit />MicrosoftInternetExplorer4<!--[if gte mso 10]>It's like when you hear these rappers talking about how the misogynous and violent lyrics they spit are "reflections" of their environment I have to laugh. I've lived in inner-city Wash D.C., L.A., and New York and I've never seen any of that stuff as any more common place as suburban Pennsylvania or Oregon or cities like Berlin Germany or London England or anyplace else I've been in the world. It's laughable... I've waked down the middle of the street in all those places without fear. There are countries where you can't do that. From watching American TV you would think it was as dangerous as the most dangerous city in South Africa in South Central Los Angeles. It's not. Not even close. American TV is full of lies, propaganda and hyperbole. I wish you didn't have to put up with it either to be honest. I think the world would be a better place. I can completely understand your position about having your culture perverted by corporate "American Television Fantasy Culture". Having your kids believe in something that does not truly exist or worse, was invented in a boardroom full of ad men or tv execs is saddening. If it wasn't something I had to deal with everyday I'd be able to laugh about it...
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