I watch football on Sundays. As far as I'm concerned, it's entirely equivalent to the rest of y'all going to church.
Originally posted by dadudemon
Catholicism, in a nutshell. estahuh
Heh. Catholic jokes. The regulars hate people like Sym. We used to call them "two-timers" for the clever double meaning.
Originally posted by Digi
Well, "double meaning" means pretty much the exact same thing as "double entendre" and "entendre" usually carries with it some kind of sexual implication.So no, I meant "double meaning." 😊
There's another movie forum who's leader is a wiseguy also! 😉
At least you can have a joke, which he can not.
Originally posted by Bardock42
I was in a Catholic curch today, for a funeral. It was bizarre. I believe Christianity, and especially Catholicism, is one of the most odd religions in the world.
Remember the "Christian" monks singing in the Holy Grail? That's what I think about Catholic traditions. It's kind of funny/fun.
Originally posted by wilcoThis is why I never went to a meditation retreat. 15-20 minutes and I'm good. Plus whenever I remember just to be conscious.
I don't mind Yoga and stretching, but meditation for an hour so you don't think about anything and becoming an empty vessel, well you can stick that up your cracker 😆
I'll try the hour stuff in my next life. 😉
I used to go every Sunday for church and every Wednesday night for choir. [Presbyterian] My parents brought me up that way until I realized my brain could think for itself, and that I really hated all the regulations and rules of religion. I prefer a much more "free-style" kind of spiritualism and meditate.
Originally posted by siriuswriter
I used to go every Sunday for church and every Wednesday night for choir. [Presbyterian] My parents brought me up that way until I realized my brain could think for itself, and that I really hated all the regulations and rules of religion. I prefer a much more "free-style" kind of spiritualism and meditate.
I went to a Catholic Boarding School (Marist Brothers)- agricultural boarding school.
We got the cane and the strap and also, milking cows and farm duties. Cleaning the pig pen, castrating steers and much more.
It was a great Rubgy League school
Originally posted by siriuswriter
I used to go every Sunday for church and every Wednesday night for choir. [Presbyterian] My parents brought me up that way until I realized my brain could think for itself, and that I really hated all the regulations and rules of religion. I prefer a much more "free-style" kind of spiritualism and meditate.
Awesome. So let's go make some free love and get all spiritual with our free-style positions.
siriuswriter's religion, ftw.