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Dec 17, 2007, 1:01 PM ET9 posts by 3 postersalt.tv.beavis-n-butthead
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CyberButt↩ aghaseealt.tv.beavis-n-butthead

On Mon, 17 Dec 2007 19:01:43 +0100, aghasee wrote:

Whoa... it's aghasee! Long time dude.

Well that sucks. I bet if Todd was around, he'd go over there and kick their asses.

CB

aghasee↩ King Turdalt.tv.beavis-n-butthead

On Tue, 18 Dec 2007 01:53:43 +0100, King Turd wrote:

Well, KT, the fire thing was a good idea. Me went down to their building with some old and sticky issues of Spank magazine and set fire to them in the lobby. The chick behind the desk -nice cleavage- then put the fire out with one of them fire extrusioners and called for the manager dude. He got all wound up 'n stuff, i guess because of the spank magazines being damaged beyond recognition. Hey, I didn't set off the fire extrusioner... Then I told him if he didn't add atvbnb, I would set off FIREworks from his buttcrack like that dude at my local pub did on new years eve, and his nutsack would then be equally black and crumply.

It worked. I can now post more than four characters, as was the case on that free newsserver. It was all in all good fun, although my left eye still hurts from trying to touch the desk-chick's thingies.

CyberButt↩ aghaseealt.tv.beavis-n-butthead

with a sense of His glorious spiritual perfections, there has arisen in the mind an idea of One of glorious majesty, and of a sweet and gracious aspect. Some, when they have been greatly affected with Christ's death, have at the same time a lively idea of Christ hanging upon the cross, and His blood running from His wounds. Surely such things will not be wondered at by them who have observed how any strong affections about temporal matters will excite lively ideas and pictures of different things in the mind.

The vigorous exercises of the mind, doubtless, more strongly impress it with imaginary ideas in some than others, which probably may arise from the difference of constitution, and seems evidently in some, partly to arise from their peculiar circumstances. When persons have been exercised with extreme terrors, and there is a sudden change to light and joy, the imagination seems more susceptive of strong ideas; the inferior powers, and even the frame of the body, are much more affected, than when the same persons have as great spiritual light and joy afterwards; of which it might, perhaps, be easy to give a reason. The forementioned Reverend Messrs. Lord and Owen-who, I believe, are esteemed persons of learning and discretion where they are best known-declared, that they found these impressions on persons' imaginations quite different things from what fame had before represented to them, and that they were what none need to wonder at-or to that purpose.

There have indeed been some few