On 2020-09-09, Snit wrote:
On Sep 9, 2020 at 12:52:20 PM MST, "David_B"
wrote:

On 09/09/2020 16:06, Steve Carroll wrote:
On 2020-09-09, David_B wrote:
On 08/09/2020 20:24, Gremlin is owned by the devil :-(

I am legion, for we are many.

This usage of the word “legion” derives from the New Testament story of
the devils of Gadara as first recounted in the gospel of Mark 5:1-19,
then adapted to appear also in the gospels of Matthew and Luke. An
insane man, who lived among the tomb caves and cut himself with stones,
confronted Jesus as He arrived. The demon spoke through the man, saying,
“Don't bother me.” Jesus, recognizing the possessing demon, asks, “What
is your name?” The demon replied, “I am Legion, for we are many.” The
man pleads not to be sent away from this area, presumably where he was a
native. The demon(s), expecting to be expelled from the man, ask to be
sent into a nearby herd of swine. Jesus obligingly transfers the
demon(s) into the swine. The swine suddenly take on the madness the man
had been experiencing and rush down to the shore of the lake and are
drowned, all 2,000 of them. Jesus, as a Jew and abhorring swine, felt no
compunction about their demise, but the people of the area, non-Jews and
pork eaters, had just lost much of their yearly food supply. They begged
Jesus to move on. It seems unlikely they were compensated for their
economic disaster. But this was the kind of story people of the time
would have found convincing as to the magical powers of Jesus.

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*The Holy Spirit will help Snit*

Snit will not be pleased. For one, he not only *abhors* religion,

Lie 1 from Steve Carroll.

How do you explain all those 'discussions' you had in COLA?

Christianity is at the top of his hate list.

Lie 2 from Steve Carroll.

There's one you hate more? Do tell.

Secondly, etymology is
something he laughs at.

Lie 3 from Steve Carroll.

Please, every time I pointed to a word's etymology *you*, the guy who
*was* playing a 'word game', accused me of 'playing word games'. Your
projection BS is well known.

When you're creating your own dictionary, like
he is, a thing like word history gets in his way.

Lie 4 from Steve Carroll

I've never seen anyone attempt to distort the language to the degree you
have. At least you've toned it down a bit, but even nowadays, you
regularly use words like "proof" and "evidence" where they don't apply.

Yes, Steve Carroll lies more in a day than he can show me lying in a year.

Said Snit as he redefined the word 'lie' again.

Snit will be helped whether he likes it or not!

Perhaps.

The devil - in the shape and form of diesel - cannot and WILL not be
allowed to win! 👹

He, like Carroll, will likely defeat himself.

Sober up already.