SergeantLynch

Dreaming is how we achieve dreams.

And waking aspirations and expectations are a different kettle of fish.

Sorry.

But it is a 50 50 thing.

So not total despair.

Just 50% despair.

Nope, that is not popularity.

And familiarity often breeds contempt.

But if you think that you are popular and it makes you happy, Then I suppose that's good

Twaddle.

The internet does that for him.

And for sure, "Christians" have been programmed to suck it up.

Yes the myth does go on to suggest more children, but an indefinite number. I looked it up and like a lot of the bible, away from the main plot details are seemingly made up by latter day enthusiasts.

Though if Godfrey did fu*k Mary, then she was no virgin afterwards. Because come what may, the process of gamete fusion, foetal development and birth will undoubtedly render a mother unvirginal.

As there is currently no evidence of life elsewhere, then my second statement is currently appropriate.

And like I said, sketchy photos and hearsay.

If an ET civilisation has developed the technology and has the ability to get here, then it will get here, and won't be afraid to do so.

And it will probably come in a massive spacecraft that will be spotted long before it gets here, and everyone will be able to Identify it when it does.

You dream of ET Misterio, but you never credit it with the superior intellect it obviously must possess.

So how do you keep your teeth healthy?

A high sugar high chocolate high ketchup diet?

Doesn't mean that you are popular.

We achieve dreams.

Dreams are not waking events.

Dreams are real, and that which we achieve in dreams is real within that context.

Whereas waking expectations have to be earned somehow.

And who knows what life is all about?

Maybe it is all for nothing.

Yep, in other words, Godfrey suitably rewarded Joe, allowing Joe him to upgrade from a donkey to a mule hybrid, and invest in a new well equipped carpentry workshop.

And of course, Mary avoided a good stoning.

Would have been foolish to turn down the offer.

And yes, latter day tales are a tad whimsical and fanciful.

Fact is, there is currently no reliable or substantial evidence for the existence of life elsewhere.

Assuming that there should be is a reasonable assumption.

And suggesting that there might not be, is a reasonable suggestion.

Just like bigfoot, we see the indefinite photos, but it never strolls down the high street.

So if ET's are clever enough and have the technological ability to get here, then why keep fu*king about with all the sketchy unidentifiable introductions.

Eating hormone tablets might work.

Though Lucy the around 30 redundant guy who is not poor because he doesn't use a toothbrush, could just invest some of his allowance in breast augmentation surgery.

But I'm guessing that their benefactor/s (Mum and Dad), might not be too enamoured with the idea.

Well survival is more about getting from A to B, rather than surviving after B.

And dreams are what they are and therefore are always achieved...So why bother to try and replicate them in actuality.

In what way do you think you are popular?

I have always used a toothbrush, and my teeth are fine.

So how do you keep your teeth healthy, as one might conclude from previous conversation that you are not rich.

Not that I don't take everything you say with a pinch of salt.

In fact, before toothpastes, salt was utilised as an oral cleanser, and rinsing with a saline solution is still recommended by dentists, especially after invasive dental work and for gum infections.

He was a person who overstepped social law, and was punished accordingly.

Having time to realise ones folly and become all religious, is what it is.

Though it has to be said, that utilising and selling such experiences to provide an income shows a certain amount of acumen.

He could have taken up gardening, but who wants to get their finger nails dirty these days.

Just keep eating the eggs, dandelions and nuts.

That combined with candy, chocolate and ketchup is a perfect combination.

Perhaps it might be sensible to work the legs too...Moving is a good way to start.

Brush your teeth regularly...No one looks hot with black teeth.

Dieting is the lazy woman's approach to life.

Do most men want lazy women with a gorge and starve mentality?

Yes, John was the cute girly one...An obvious favourite in the boys club...With a penchant for fantasy novel writing.

Yes, typical of the good triumphs over evil genre.

Yep, I stayed the night in a Crockett motel.

Scariest place on the whole 38 day trip.

Quite obviously, Islam was a response to Christianity

Basically, divisive political systems based upon a shared tenet.

And David Wood is just another transient blob of organic goo with a lot to say for itself...Plenty of them about.

Sex and survival dictate everything.

There is only one way to be free of ourselves.

But are you actually popular?

Yep, in summary:

A Mummies boy who eventually moved in with his boyfriends and made a public nuisance of himself.

Undoubtedly.

Teach kids nonsense and they will grow believing in nonsense.

Obviously not.

Because the tales and sketchy recollections that later became the basis of the Christian myth, were only relevant to a few Middle Eastern tribes.

Go look for the third girl who is generally nice, but not overdemanding.

And the way to attract her attention, would to be generally nice with a generally sensible approach to life.

To be honest, I would suggest that if you are as stupid offline as you are online, then you will only attract girls who are as daft as you are.

And if you eventually meet up in public, you might find that she is not quite as cute as she led you to believe.

Nothing unusual about the bond between child an mother.

Though like most myths and associated legends, the central characters are obviously the crux of the story.

The thousands of other people who were doing other stuff never get a mention.

What about the Han dynasty, where are they mentioned in the book.