lungbuster06
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re: Tom Homan: “As a Catholic, I think they need to spend time fixing the Catholic Church."
Posted by lungbuster06 on 11/14/25 at 1:05 pm to LSUbest
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The one true church is a spiritual church that exists in the hearts and minds of those that truly believe.
It can never be controlled or ruled over by men.
It's one true leader is Jesus
Holy crap I can't believe I read through three pages before someone finally got it. The denomination of your church is a figure of division by Satan himself. Anything, and I mean anything, that brings division is sewn by the divider and is not of God. The true church of Christ is the body of believers, not the denominational worship I've seen in this thread.
re: What is the first major news event you recall watching?
Posted by lungbuster06 on 11/12/25 at 1:26 pm to rpg37
I'll consider it major because it's the one I actually remember being moved by, was the Waco Branch Davidian FBI disaster.
re: Mike Shula has been fired
Posted by lungbuster06 on 11/5/25 at 1:40 pm to TheePalmetto
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All of our collective money needs to go into OL though because going on 5 years with dookie at those positions is unacceptable. 5 years in and only one OL has been drafted during Beamer’s tenure and that was a 7th rounder in 2023 that was recruited by Muschamp.
That's because our philosophy on OL is regression. I get he's been under Shula's tutelage for a year, but I'm not sold that LS is actually going to develop into what we hoped he would. He still can't deliver an accurate pass, throw the ball away, or make more than 2 reads. I get the OL has sucked this season, but a lot of our struggles are on LS too.
re: Where have all the Cocks gone?
Posted by lungbuster06 on 10/30/25 at 9:01 am to Landmass
It's been kinda cold out, we tend to shrivel up and hide when the temp drops
re: How much do you trust the accuracy of gas pumps?
Posted by lungbuster06 on 10/21/25 at 1:34 pm to Adajax
I always leave it with a $*.69. Favorites are always when it's $69.69 to fill up.
re: Do You Believe Demonic Possession is Real?
Posted by lungbuster06 on 9/18/25 at 8:58 am to captdalton
Yes, I believe in demonic possession. More often what impacts people, and even Christians, is demonic oppression. There is a difference and it's how they attempt to impact us. We live in a supernatural world, we've just been desensitized and blinded to it.
And yes, but I'm not typing all of that out. All of you have too, you just don't likely recognize it.
And yes, but I'm not typing all of that out. All of you have too, you just don't likely recognize it.
re: Furries , another mental disorder coddled by the Left
Posted by lungbuster06 on 9/9/25 at 10:44 am to teke184
For proportional size, they should bring a water hose through the window instead.
re: This Country needs comprehensive LGBTQ+ reform.
Posted by lungbuster06 on 8/27/25 at 4:43 pm to SallysHuman
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I don't think even the LG need celebration or government preferences... I just simply don't find them as deranged as the trans mafia.
I agree that I don’t find status quo homosexuals as deranged as trannies, but something is still off. Most gay men I know are whinier bitches than middle school girls. Label me whatever, but this is me legitimately asking because I’m seeking the answer, but if it’s purely a sexual preference, why does it have to embody the persons entire identity? Why does the gay and lesbian lifestyle require men to become feminine and women to adopt more masculine attributes? This is why I can’t completely say that all gay/lesbians aren’t fighting some levels of mental instability themselves.
re: Make Mental Institutions Great Again?
Posted by lungbuster06 on 7/25/25 at 8:36 am to stout
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People like Cubbies aren't ready to accept that some people just aren't cut out to function in normal society. I understand being compassionate, but what about being compassionate for all of society, including those who have to just put up with crap because we shut down insane asylums?
This is an interesting point and one that honest discussion should actually be held around. Part of being compassionate is being able to do the hard things sometimes, and that may be recognizing that someone just isn't cut out to function in society until they can get the help they need as you mentioned. This constant state of affirmation we've found ourselves in is the polar opposite of compassion.
re: Candace called it and a court agrees- First “Lady” Macron
Posted by lungbuster06 on 7/10/25 at 8:48 pm to cajunangelle
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re: Fetterman trying the patience of the Left - is pro ICE.
Posted by lungbuster06 on 7/10/25 at 8:33 pm to Huskertiger2
He better, or the D's will ensure he's primaried. He'd have more support as a R.
re: So now the Dems are going to talk forever about the BBB
Posted by lungbuster06 on 7/3/25 at 9:29 am to Double Oh
It's all they have. IF this works out with how Trump plans, they're dead and they know it.
re: Move over Mount Etna, Campi Flegrei super-volcano could erupt soon.
Posted by lungbuster06 on 6/4/25 at 8:36 am to GRTiger
Volcano Explosion Scale Explanation
It answers your question in the linked article, but it's too freaking long to snippet out. One thing that'll help put it in perspective from the article...
Three very large changes make today’s risks vastly higher than at previous VEI 7 eruptions. The first is population growth. For example, greater Naples, which at the time of the last eruption of Campi Flegrei had a population of ~100,000, today has ~4.4 million. Greater Manila, which was barely more than a few villages at the time of the Taal 5600 yr ago eruption, now has a population of ~25 million. The population of the world was ~400 million when Rinjani erupted in 1257, and slightly less than 1 billion when Tambora erupted in 1815; today it is more than 7 billion.
Long story short, the loss of life would be catastrophic, but we'd likely go into a period of global cooling, certain areas would be hard hit with famine. It's a long article at the link, but if you're interested in this stuff, it explains it well.
If you've kept up with the pole shift, a lot of the "experts" in that area are predicting much more volcanic and seismic activity as the magnetic poles move further, weakening our magnetic shield from solar energy. Not saying Etna was related, not saying Campi Flegrei is related, just something to watch for.
It answers your question in the linked article, but it's too freaking long to snippet out. One thing that'll help put it in perspective from the article...
Three very large changes make today’s risks vastly higher than at previous VEI 7 eruptions. The first is population growth. For example, greater Naples, which at the time of the last eruption of Campi Flegrei had a population of ~100,000, today has ~4.4 million. Greater Manila, which was barely more than a few villages at the time of the Taal 5600 yr ago eruption, now has a population of ~25 million. The population of the world was ~400 million when Rinjani erupted in 1257, and slightly less than 1 billion when Tambora erupted in 1815; today it is more than 7 billion.
Long story short, the loss of life would be catastrophic, but we'd likely go into a period of global cooling, certain areas would be hard hit with famine. It's a long article at the link, but if you're interested in this stuff, it explains it well.
If you've kept up with the pole shift, a lot of the "experts" in that area are predicting much more volcanic and seismic activity as the magnetic poles move further, weakening our magnetic shield from solar energy. Not saying Etna was related, not saying Campi Flegrei is related, just something to watch for.
re: Move over Mount Etna, Campi Flegrei super-volcano could erupt soon.
Posted by lungbuster06 on 6/3/25 at 9:27 pm to cgrand
And they still developed there
re: A volcano in Italy just released more carbon & sulfur in 24 hrs than all USA manufacturing
Posted by lungbuster06 on 6/2/25 at 9:14 am to SlickRick55
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But - here's the "out"-
"Climate scientists are now discovering that climate change is causing more frequent volcanic activity".
Geographic activity as a whole will pick up as the pole shift progresses. As the earth's magnetic shield weakens, solar energy has a higher impact on the earth's core and will trigger more eruptions and likely earthquakes.
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And their favorite:
"We knew the patterns were increasing, but the last few years show an even greater rate of increase than ever before".
See above...
re: The Israel reveal their new laser weapons
Posted by lungbuster06 on 5/30/25 at 11:07 am to Gutenmorgan88
So does that mean all us whites should move back to Europe and leave the America's to the natives? I've got enough in me for a claim to stay, do you?
re: Small plane crashes into San Diego neighborhood
Posted by lungbuster06 on 5/24/25 at 4:06 pm to MyRockstarComplex
Yep, both were on it. Sad day.
re: Los Angeles City Council OKs $14 billion budget with $7,000 per homeless per month
Posted by lungbuster06 on 5/24/25 at 3:59 pm to L.A.
re: Big win: CDL holders required to be fluent in English, effective immediately
Posted by lungbuster06 on 5/21/25 at 1:58 pm to RFK
You still failed to validate your claim. Please provide a specific example of kinds of "a lot of equipment requires a CDL, and not all traverse highways". What kinds of vehicles are you referencing that are driven off highways that require a CDL to operate? I know CDL requirements, which is why I'm asking for an example in your claim, particularly, the "agricultural industry" that you say will take a hit.
Point being, this only impacts vehicles, or trailers, that meet the CDL requirements operating on road. There are zero requirements by law to have a CDL to operate any machinery off-road. If you're talking about the large tractors that will sometimes clog up two lane rural roads running between farms, if you think any of those are operating with a CDL, you're sorely mistaken. Private companies may require it to operate their equipment, but a far cry from what you're trying to claim.
Point being, this only impacts vehicles, or trailers, that meet the CDL requirements operating on road. There are zero requirements by law to have a CDL to operate any machinery off-road. If you're talking about the large tractors that will sometimes clog up two lane rural roads running between farms, if you think any of those are operating with a CDL, you're sorely mistaken. Private companies may require it to operate their equipment, but a far cry from what you're trying to claim.
re: Big win: CDL holders required to be fluent in English, effective immediately
Posted by lungbuster06 on 5/21/25 at 1:16 pm to RFK
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But a lot of equipment requires a CDL, and not all traverse highways.
Please provide an example of this. I tried, but can't. Good luck proving you're not full of shite. Operating any heavy equipment on a job-site or off-road does not require a CDL.
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