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Darqcyde
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| Heretical Rants wrote: | k, bye, I'm off to go blow five bucks on a spinach and mushroom pizza with white sauce
you people are making me hungry |
Stop bragging, Daddy Warbucks.
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Vox Raucus
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| Darqcyde wrote: | | Also, it wasn't the original symbol of Christianity and, as was explained to me by a biblical scholar, it would likely NOT be the symbol Big J would've wanted. The cross and crucifix weren't used as symbols for several hundred years in fact, and didn't become widespread until the middle ages. |
Not quite. While the cross is rare in early christian art, it is not non-existent, and cross-like figures of the Chi Rho and the derivative forms of the Staurogram and IX Monogram did receive use. In fact, Constantine's vision was described as a cross. While not technically crosses, all three symbols were understood historically to reference the crucifixion.
The Icthys was another common symbol, but neither was it the only symbol used in the early church. The dove and the shepherd were also exceedingly common.
| Darkcyde wrote: | | He was all about teaching people how to live, making them fishers of men and all that jazz. And then there's the "teach a man to fish . . ." and a bunch of other stuff and what not. |
Worst summary of the life and teachings of Christ ever.
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Heretical Rants
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| Darqcyde wrote: |
Stop bragging, Daddy Warbucks. |
I'm so rich, I can afford to write in $0.10 notebooks! All the time! Sometimes I even use $0.25 notebooks!
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Dogen
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I use $.30 notebooks in the lab... because if one gets contaminated or catches fire I can get another.
Oh yeah. That's how I roll. $.30 ain't no thing.
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Darqcyde
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I found $0.80 in the pocket of a pair of pants I pulled out of the laundry basket half an hour ago.
It increased my current liquid assets, including what's in my bank account, by exactly 52% . . .
Imma gonna go cry myself to sleep now
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stripeypants
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I buy super discount food. 24 packs of ramen for 2 bucks! I save it for when I'm having a crap day or if food money runs low. I also follow food bank rules for when food is edible (Except for dairy.). Makes the budget stretch.
I take out my lack of food funds on the internet by talking about food. I usually spend half a year talking about what I'm making for my birthday, and then what I'm making for Halloween.
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Heretical Rants
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I'm such a big spender, I sometimes put vegetables in my discount ramen! Or an egg!
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WheelsOfConfusion
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Bow down, peasants! I put two eggs in my ramen (when I'm using it as a substitute meal)! Plus some Mrs. Dash.
Now lay on the dirt so that I can use you as a victory carpet. |
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stripeypants
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I can beat all that. I used to get cheap chicken nuggets, cook one or two, thn slice it into thin slices. I woud then cook creamy chicken ramen, dump most of the water, and add the flavor packet to make a sauce. The sliced nugget would be fanned out on top.
So fancy.
(I can not eat creamy chicken ramen anymore because I had too long a tie where that was wat I could afford.)
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DeD CHiKn
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| Dogen wrote: | | Sam wrote: | | Samsally wrote: | | We do have one restaurant that has pizzas I like, but that's only because they offer other sauce options. Turns out I'm just not a fan of red sauce. |
white sauce pizza, olive oil, asdlfhg so good |
White sauce, sundried tomatoes, artichoke hearts.
Simple. Delicious. My favorite pizza. |
White sauce, crab meat, crushed tomatoes, and old bay.
The Chesapeake.
It's one of the few restaurant pizzas I can eat without becoming violently ill. |
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stripeypants
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I miss crawfish pizza. Only thing worthwhile about living in Louisiana was being able to get any food you can think of with crawfish thrown in.
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mouse
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| Posted: Wed Apr 10, 2013 6:15 pm Post subject: |
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| Dogen wrote: | I use $.30 notebooks in the lab... because if one gets contaminated or catches fire I can get another.
Oh yeah. That's how I roll. $.30 ain't no thing. |
dang, where do you get those? i don't think i've seen a decent notebook that wasn't at least 10X that (on sale).
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Heretical Rants
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| Posted: Wed Apr 10, 2013 6:58 pm Post subject: |
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Eh? Notebooks are usually ten cents at Giant Evil Corporation if you buy them at the right time of year.
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Dogen
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| mouse wrote: | | Dogen wrote: | I use $.30 notebooks in the lab... because if one gets contaminated or catches fire I can get another.
Oh yeah. That's how I roll. $.30 ain't no thing. |
dang, where do you get those? i don't think i've seen a decent notebook that wasn't at least 10X that (on sale). |
The university makes them, I think. They're actually exam booklets for writing classes - we call them blue books - but they're cheap, hold about 10-15 pieces of paper, and have a spot for a label on the cover so we can number them to keep data in order.
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mouse
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oh yeah, blue books, i remember those....cheap, because required for some exams. sadly, i need something larger, lest i get buried in a stack of them.
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