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Hobbes' Choice wrote:
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Hobbes' Choice wrote:Tivi speakers live no where near the cradle of humanity.
Let's see, the Tiv language is spoken in Nigeria, Nigeria is in Africa, and Africa is called the cradle of mankind. Have I broken it down far enough for you?
And Africa is a Continent.
I know Americans are ignorant of basic geography. But this factoid is meaningless.
You might as well be talking about Mexico City as Cincinnati, because they are both in America.
Tor is also a French surname and a Nordic first name; a genus of fish, a Celtic Hill and a place in Ukraine.

And you are still a moron.
Nigeria is in Africa, and Africa is called the cradle of mankind. Why do you motherfucking limeys like Arising insist on beating a dead horse? Try concentrating on the issue, you mental defective!
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Jesus H Christ is going to be really fucked off with you. You just named him "Beetle" in Afrikaans. Also "Net" in Azerbaijani; "Sheepfold" in Croatian, "Misleadingly" in Haitian and "Thursday" in Finnish.
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Are there any motherfuckers out there who can actually discuss a topic without talking shit by defecating through their mouths?
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bobevenson wrote:
Hobbes' Choice wrote:
bobevenson wrote: Let's see, the Tiv language is spoken in Nigeria, Nigeria is in Africa, and Africa is called the cradle of mankind. Have I broken it down far enough for you?
And Africa is a Continent.
I know Americans are ignorant of basic geography. But this factoid is meaningless.
You might as well be talking about Mexico City as Cincinnati, because they are both in America.
Tor is also a French surname and a Nordic first name; a genus of fish, a Celtic Hill and a place in Ukraine.

And you are still a moron.
Nigeria is in Africa, and Africa is called the cradle of mankind. Why do you motherfucking limeys like Arising insist on beating a dead horse? Try concentrating on the issue, you mental defective!
Duh Yeah. Mexico is in America, and so are you so you must be Mexican.

Of all the thousands of languages that Africa has hosted, why Tiv?
And what has Jesus got to do with the cradle of Humanity? Its had fuck all to do with it so far.
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Jesus Christ, it's impossible to discuss anything with a freak like you.
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bobevenson wrote:Are there any motherfuckers out there who can actually discuss a topic without talking shit by defecating through their mouths?
Fuck you, you worship ThursdayDishonestyBeetle, you're fucking nuts.
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FlashDangerpants wrote:
bobevenson wrote:Are there any motherfuckers out there who can actually discuss a topic without talking shit by defecating through their mouths?
Fuck you, you worship ThursdayDishonestyBeetle, you're fucking nuts.
Listen, pal, there's nothing in your pants that dangerous.
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atto wrote:
bobevenson wrote:Do you think I'm an authority on African languages?

In "The Ouzo Prophecy," I claim the Second Coming of Christ is named Tor, which means king...

..and ROT.
bobevenson wrote:Indeed, I'm an authority on thousands of African languages
I like that word Bob, "indeed".

What tribe(s) is it that speak in clicks? If you can speak that i admit i would be impressed - perhaps its binary?
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Let's cut to the chase: it's another example of my divine guidance.
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bobevenson wrote:it's another example of my divine guidance.
Oh... so MORE of the "divine guidance" that has NO PURPOSE and LEADS NOWHERE and DOESN'T INSPIRE nor help anyone and is based on POINTLESS (if not completely questionable) TRIVIA and requires someone like you (Bob) to deliver a MEANINGLESS and ABSURD message which you compare proudly to others that haven't made any better sense for thousands of years? How is that guidance... and how is it divine? WHY WOULD ANYTHING DIVINE BE SO RIDICULOUSLY CONVOLUTED AND INEFFECTIVE?

It wouldn't be. Just you are. :mrgreen: Now THAT makes sense!
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Tor is a genus of freshwater cyprinid fish native to various habitats in south-east Asia. They are not to be found in Palestine and it would take more than two of them to feed 5 thousand people.
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Lacewing wrote:
bobevenson wrote:it's another example of my divine guidance.
"Divine guidance" that has NO PURPOSE and LEADS NOWHERE and DOESN'T INSPIRE nor help anyone and is based on POINTLESS (if not completely questionable) TRIVIA and requires someone like you (Bob) to deliver a MEANINGLESS and ABSURD message which you compare proudly to others that haven't made any better sense for thousands of years?
Well, the message from John on the isle of Patmos 1,920 years ago has never been forgotten, but never understood until Bob the Baptist in the city of Cincinnati was divinely inspired to provide a road map.
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bobevenson wrote:Well, the message from John on the isle of Patmos 1,920 years ago has never been forgotten, but never understood until Bob the Baptist in the city of Cincinnati was divinely guided to provide a road map.
Sooooo... WHO actually "understands" it (according to you) BESIDES YOU? Of what value is that? And if you've been unable to communicate it clearly and convincingly to anyone here, how effective are you?
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Lacewing wrote:
bobevenson wrote:Well, the message from John on the isle of Patmos 1,920 years ago has never been forgotten, but never understood until Bob the Baptist in the city of Cincinnati was divinely inspired to provide a road map.
Sooooo... WHO actually "understands" it (according to you) BESIDES YOU? Of what value is that? And if you've been unable to communicate it clearly and convincingly to anyone here, how effective are you?
It appeared that nobody could read my road map until I received that letter from the spokesman of the Spiritual Counterfeits Project, and then I knew it was a spiritual success. Of course, my work continues with the game of Ouzo, which the International Beverage Network is sending out a newsletter next week to thousands of breweries and beer distributors around the world, introducing Ouzo as a new promotional game for beer & bars.
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I think that Bob is an authority on bullshit.

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