Which Reminds Me

Yes, I think that I remember in high school that one of the few movies that were shown to us during school was the original "Chariots of the Gods," which I also remembered that my cousin David had read the book and had talked about that as the basis for his ideas of religion, which in David's case meant that he was favoring the agnostic or atheistic view of things. Although I never did read that book, my ideas of the movie and more recently TV shows and videos are somewhat different than my first impressions, although I mostly would prefer to not talk about that because basically there are many things that I cannot understand about that. I tend to think that someday maybe God will explain everything more fully when we get there eventually, but in the meantime there is only so much of that stuff that I can sort of absorb before it all becomes just too much noise without a context.

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Yes, it is a bit awkward having some horribly drunken vintage Italians on the Bay pretending to be related to us, and now having learned a bit more about their "Magazine" language, one can easily see how the slightest word and/or phrase could probably set them off into some bizarre tizzy, and the next thing one knows, one is thrown to the wolves or dogs, and there is no help, not even having any idea of what was the problem or else why I should care about that. I am leaving and this won't be my problem later. I will just be gone.

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Yes, it is quite annoying the way these Baptist Bells and chocolate-coated peanut butter cups are wanting to set themselves up as the aristocracy who will rule over those pathetically poor and low-level Pentecostal peasants in the new scheme of things to come. I don't particularly like this picture very much, getting more and more annoyed with their airs of being born with a silver spoon in their mouths, but what to do or say about it is another thing too politically explosive for me to handle. I tried to be nice but they are taking that too far. Needless to say.

Which Reminds Me

Yes, don't we all think that Bruce Blockhead is such a nuisance, but that is not really a reason to say something more about him. He only wishes that the entire universe revolved around himself.

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Yes, it is a bit annoying to go there and find that the very persons, always so tediously contentious and angling for a useless and futile confrontation, that we are studiously and deftly avoiding and/or evading so as to not clash and thus give opportunity for the enemies of my country and/or religion to gloat and puff themselves up far beyond measure, you have elevated to the most incredible heights of arrogance and haughty disdain. I just have nothing to add to that. There is nothing for me to "do" about that.

Which Reminds Me

Yes, I have become vaguely aware that a pack of annoying Methodist stiffs, deader than door knobs, are wanting to open a can of worms in regards to anyone by the name of Calkins, who they imagine to be aware of the existence of Harvey and Helen and/or Elmo or Mary, even though actually we were not aware of their existence, much less thinking about them, and never claimed to be their direct descendants. The 1640 voyage of Hugh explains the name, and whatever they did with that does affect all of us in some way, although indirectly. Even so, I do not see why I should be troubled by a pack of scavengers from the Methodist scrap heap, or else why they should be allowed to trouble me. There is actually nothing particularly special about a boring pack of Methodist stiffs from Michigan.

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Yes, I seem to remember the Catholics admitting that they have their own doctrinal problems in various religious practices that are popular with the masses, even if you get very nitpicky about these certain points you might find more flaws there than you might at first imagine, lest they get so uppity in their anti-Protestant maneuverings, needless to say. And next I suppose that you will be expecting me to demand indulgences for sale, even though we already know how that did not work out very well either, historically.