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Ike[_5_] January 13th 19 07:58 PM

Apple's famous walled garden is starting to show cracks
 

It looks like they are supposed to be shaking hands, but it looks
more like someone is receiving a payoff. Maybe that is how queers
shake hands, tickling each other's palms. Godless people do not know
and recognize that their is a God and that He will judge the wicked.
He has said that homosexuality is an abdominal sin. The very physical
makeup of a man and woman shows what is right. Therefore, Apple's
sexual pervert president is the reason the cracks are happening.

https://www.cnbc.com/2019/01/09/apple-walled-garden-starting-to-show-cracks.html

Sjouke Burry[_2_] January 13th 19 08:35 PM

Apple's famous walled garden is starting to show cracks
 
On 13-1-2019 19:58, Ike wrote:

It looks like they are supposed to be shaking hands, but it looks
more like someone is receiving a payoff. Maybe that is how queers
shake hands, tickling each other's palms. Godless people do not


cut

Ah!! religious warmongering!!!

Do you really have to boast about your deficient morals???

Bobbie Sellers January 13th 19 09:20 PM

Apple's famous walled garden is starting to show cracks
 
On 1/13/19 11:35 AM, Sjouke Burry wrote:
On 13-1-2019 19:58, Ike wrote:

** It looks like they are supposed to be shaking hands, but it looks
more like someone is receiving a payoff.* Maybe that is how queers
shake hands, tickling each other's palms.* Godless people do not


cut

Ah!! religious warmongering!!!

Do you really have to boast about your deficient morals???


And his bad spelling in the original post.

Abdominal relates to the belly. I.e. the "abdomen".
Gluttony is the abdominal sin.
Tribal leaders trying to raise their population
did find non-reproductive sex less than optimal for their
warlike purposes.
Burry, your spelling is abominable.
Sin which means inconvenience is certainly different
things to different people.


James Moe January 14th 19 08:53 PM

Apple's famous walled garden is starting to show cracks
 
On 13/01/2019 11.58 AM, Ike wrote:

Apple's sexual pervert president

Ah. A zealot using religion to promote bigotry.
Plonk.

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Think.

The Natural Philosopher[_2_] January 14th 19 09:05 PM

Apple's famous walled garden is starting to show cracks
 
On 14/01/2019 19:53, James Moe wrote:
On 13/01/2019 11.58 AM, Ike wrote:

Apple's sexual pervert president

Ah. A zealot using religion to promote bigotry.
Plonk.

surey he is using bigotry to promote religion?


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"Women actually are capable of being far more than the feminists will
let them."



Bobbie Sellers January 14th 19 09:14 PM

Apple's famous walled garden is starting to show cracks
 
On 1/14/19 12:05 PM, The Natural Philosopher wrote:
On 14/01/2019 19:53, James Moe wrote:
On 13/01/2019 11.58 AM, Ike wrote:

Apple's sexual pervert president

** Ah. A zealot using religion to promote bigotry.
** Plonk.

surey he is using bigotry to promote religion?


He is an idiot using two forms of idiocy to
promote himself as a evangelistic idiot.

Happy Religious Freedom Day!
Celebrate Religious Freedom Day on January 16!
https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2019/1/13/1825808/-Happy-Religious-Freedom-Day-The-Sunday-Good-News-Roundup-GNRU?utm_campaign=trending

On the other hand I am an idiot evangelizing sensibility and
celebrating the brief moment of sanity that kicked the Churches
out of direct power in the USA. Of course the Founders were much
closer to the time of the disastrous European religious wars. Present
day politicians seldom learn enough history to appreciate the reasons
that the USA took up Freedom of Religion/Belief.

bliss

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Richard L. Hamilton January 15th 19 01:03 AM

Apple's famous walled garden is starting to show cracks
 
In article ,
"Ike" writes:
[whatever]

Just a little point, I think the word is abhominable, not abdominal,
not unless someone's belly button is being molested, anyway.

That aside, even if certain behavior is deeply wrong, ranting about it
is still wrongly and unhelpfully judgemental, IMO. Consider that
unless you're a natural hater, even if you don't participate or
condone the behavior, there's probably people you care about that
do...not that their lifestyle should necessarily be mainstreamed, but
only despotic theocrats actually want to go as far back as stoning or
even close to it. People may not need custom wedding cakes, but they
certainly need to be able to get food, medical care, jobs, housing,
etc. And to be able to go for a walk withot worrying about some
skinhead bashing them with a bat from a passing pickup truck (which I
seem to recall having actually happened, or something much like that,
anyway).

The Natural Philosopher[_2_] January 15th 19 12:38 PM

Apple's famous walled garden is starting to show cracks
 
On 15/01/2019 00:03, Richard L. Hamilton wrote:
In article ,
"Ike" writes:
[whatever]

Just a little point, I think the word is abhominable, not abdominal,
not unless someone's belly button is being molested, anyway.

No, it is in fact abominable... :-)




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its shoes.

The Natural Philosopher[_2_] January 15th 19 05:56 PM

Apple's famous walled garden is starting to show cracks
 
On 15/01/2019 14:42, Wolf K wrote:
On 2019-01-15 06:38, The Natural Philosopher wrote:
On 15/01/2019 00:03, Richard L. Hamilton wrote:
In article ,
****"Ike" writes:
[whatever]

Just a little point, I think the word is abhominable, not abdominal,
not unless someone's belly button is being molested, anyway.

No, it is in fact abominable... :-)


In fact abhominable -- abominable. German "unmenschlich" hints at how
the word's meaning originated.


In fact abhominable -- abominable. But only up to 1300 AD.

For the last 600 years no English speaking person has added the 'h'...


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William Unruh January 15th 19 06:42 PM

Apple's famous walled garden is starting to show cracks
 
On 2019-01-15, The Natural Philosopher wrote:
On 15/01/2019 14:42, Wolf K wrote:
On 2019-01-15 06:38, The Natural Philosopher wrote:
On 15/01/2019 00:03, Richard L. Hamilton wrote:
In article ,
****"Ike" writes:
[whatever]

Just a little point, I think the word is abhominable, not abdominal,
not unless someone's belly button is being molested, anyway.

No, it is in fact abominable... :-)


In fact abhominable -- abominable. German "unmenschlich" hints at how
the word's meaning originated.


In fact abhominable -- abominable. But only up to 1300 AD.

For the last 600 years no English speaking person has added the 'h'...


Since spelling was only stadardised about 300 years ago, I strongly
doubt your contention.
From Wilipedia
Etymology. First attested in the 1300s, a variant of abominable,
possibly influenced by Latin ab + homine (“man”). The unnecessary
addition of h to words was once common; compare abholish (abolish).
Abandoned by the 1600s.. Compare also abhomination.

In fact it was used far more recently that that

PS Allen The Age of Erasmus 1914.
although he did put it into single quotes suggesting he was using
Erasmus's spelling.

Anyway, your contention is false.



William Unruh January 15th 19 06:53 PM

Apple's famous walled garden is starting to show cracks
 
On 2019-01-15, William Unruh wrote:
On 2019-01-15, The Natural Philosopher wrote:
On 15/01/2019 14:42, Wolf K wrote:
On 2019-01-15 06:38, The Natural Philosopher wrote:
On 15/01/2019 00:03, Richard L. Hamilton wrote:
In article ,
****"Ike" writes:
[whatever]

Just a little point, I think the word is abhominable, not abdominal,
not unless someone's belly button is being molested, anyway.

No, it is in fact abominable... :-)

In fact abhominable -- abominable. German "unmenschlich" hints at how
the word's meaning originated.


In fact abhominable -- abominable. But only up to 1300 AD.

For the last 600 years no English speaking person has added the 'h'...


Since spelling was only stadardised about 300 years ago, I strongly
doubt your contention.
From Wilipedia
Etymology. First attested in the 1300s, a variant of abominable,
possibly influenced by Latin ab + homine (“man”). The unnecessary
addition of h to words was once common; compare abholish (abolish).
Abandoned by the 1600s.. Compare also abhomination.

In fact it was used far more recently that that

PS Allen The Age of Erasmus 1914.
although he did put it into single quotes suggesting he was using
Erasmus's spelling.

Anyway, your contention is false.


See also
https://www.collinsdictionary.com/di...sh/abhominable
where the useage is plotted. It is rare, but used until about 1950.



Carlos E.R.[_3_] January 15th 19 10:35 PM

Apple's famous walled garden is starting to show cracks
 
On 14/01/2019 21.23, Wolf K wrote:
On 2019-01-14 15:05, The Natural Philosopher wrote:
On 14/01/2019 19:53, James Moe wrote:
On 13/01/2019 11.58 AM, Ike wrote:

Apple's sexual pervert president

** Ah. A zealot using religion to promote bigotry.
** Plonk.

surey he is using bigotry to promote religion?



Whatever works....

FWIW, a Pew Res4earch urvey found that people (well, Americans,
actually, but I'm sure it applies to others, too) shop around to find a
religion/church that agrees with their politics.


No, we don't :-p

But I don't see what that may have to do with computers. But that is
what Ike is, a troll.

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Cheers, Carlos.


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