Mike da Tigah
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| Registered on: | 2/7/2005 |
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re: Dave Portnoy running his mouth about LSU
Posted by Mike da Tigah on 12/27/25 at 6:22 pm to Jack Crevalle
This is what happens when you have nothing but self righteousness left in your tank. It’s actually uglier than anyone or anything on the receiving end of their rocks.
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re: Which matters more, the truth or the consensus?
Posted by Mike da Tigah on 12/27/25 at 5:19 pm to OWLFAN86
It was once the consensus that slavery was acceptable. It was also the consensus to justify and excuse religious persecution, ethnic cleansing, and all kinds of inhumanity toward their fellow man where the truth was inconvenient and in the way. We still favor it over truth today with killing children by the millions in the abortion industry where white lab coats and certificates make it a more palatable procedure to a self ascribed civilized people.
If the truth doesn’t matter, then nothing matters. The consensus is nothing more than man’s error in justifying what benefits himself regardless of the truth.
If the truth doesn’t matter, then nothing matters. The consensus is nothing more than man’s error in justifying what benefits himself regardless of the truth.
re: The dysfunctional reality we live in
Posted by Mike da Tigah on 12/27/25 at 11:22 am to rintintin
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Nothing is stopping you from living off the grid or moving to a less developed country where none of that matters.
Where would that be that I don’t have to purchase and pay taxes on to hold?
re: The dysfunctional reality we live in
Posted by Mike da Tigah on 12/27/25 at 11:06 am to Penrod
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I was a middle class kid who grew up, started a family, ten years later started a business, and 25 years later sold it (the business. Kept the family). Now I’m retired with more than I could ever spend. But I live in America. Where is that unfortunate land in which you live?
Glad you made it. Now, just make sure your grandchildren remember their own gender.
The dysfunctional reality we live in
Posted by Mike da Tigah on 12/27/25 at 10:57 am
Think about the reality of most everyone in this country today, and how insanely controlled we are.
Most everyone works for a major corporation and buy our goods from major corporations who resell goods made by major corporations, and all with money that’s value is determined by trust in the system, not gold, or silver, but trust in the system we’re all living and in a mutually assured collective destruction if it all fails.
Our food and drugs are grown, produced, controlled, and distributed by same mega corporations almost without deviation. The food makes you sick, and the drugs treat your symptoms the food is responsible for.
You have to use the technology you’re told you must, which is constantly making the previous product you purchased obsolete, which in turn makes you have to buy more so that you can keep pace with the rest of the robots.
Our news of the day is told to us what is of importance to us, and even our views are spoon fed us through various medium. This is pretty and this is ugly. This is good, and this is bad, and all of it agrees or is castigated as fringe and bad.
You don’t actually own anything, not even your own property that you pay taxes on to keep. Your inheritance is taxed so that it never ends, but is passed down to your children. We are basically working to consume and exist in a gigantic colony.
Everything must be sacrificed to be like everyone else. Your language must go. Your accent must go. Your culture must go, or be exploited for financial gain. Individualism is radical and dangerous, but conformism is just being a good citizen.
Everything hinges upon your acceptance of your life as normal, and individualism or self reliance as crazy and dangerous. We call this normal, but it’s actually just programming from an early age, and almost no one actually benefits unless they are those controlling the strings at the top, and still they must go along or be ostracized and lose their place.
Most everyone works for a major corporation and buy our goods from major corporations who resell goods made by major corporations, and all with money that’s value is determined by trust in the system, not gold, or silver, but trust in the system we’re all living and in a mutually assured collective destruction if it all fails.
Our food and drugs are grown, produced, controlled, and distributed by same mega corporations almost without deviation. The food makes you sick, and the drugs treat your symptoms the food is responsible for.
You have to use the technology you’re told you must, which is constantly making the previous product you purchased obsolete, which in turn makes you have to buy more so that you can keep pace with the rest of the robots.
Our news of the day is told to us what is of importance to us, and even our views are spoon fed us through various medium. This is pretty and this is ugly. This is good, and this is bad, and all of it agrees or is castigated as fringe and bad.
You don’t actually own anything, not even your own property that you pay taxes on to keep. Your inheritance is taxed so that it never ends, but is passed down to your children. We are basically working to consume and exist in a gigantic colony.
Everything must be sacrificed to be like everyone else. Your language must go. Your accent must go. Your culture must go, or be exploited for financial gain. Individualism is radical and dangerous, but conformism is just being a good citizen.
Everything hinges upon your acceptance of your life as normal, and individualism or self reliance as crazy and dangerous. We call this normal, but it’s actually just programming from an early age, and almost no one actually benefits unless they are those controlling the strings at the top, and still they must go along or be ostracized and lose their place.
re: Middle aged women complaining about everything epidemic
Posted by Mike da Tigah on 12/27/25 at 10:17 am to TheOcean
Society is broken. All of it.
re: What's your favorite belt?
Posted by Mike da Tigah on 12/27/25 at 10:14 am to braves21
Chaoren ratchet belts from Amazon have been a real game changer for me. Easily the most practical, functional, and comfortable belts I’ve ever owned.
re: Celebration of our Lord and Savior's birth.
Posted by Mike da Tigah on 12/25/25 at 9:26 am to Flat Town Tiger
Amen, praise God for the incredible gift of Jesus Christ, without which I certainly would have no hope if it was up to me to try and earn it, or keep it.
re: He was born.
Posted by Mike da Tigah on 12/25/25 at 9:18 am to Smeg
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Linus’s Christmas Monologue [Book of Luke 2:8-20]
Something that won’t appear on television again. I love the Peanuts.
re: He was born.
Posted by Mike da Tigah on 12/25/25 at 8:57 am to Errerrerrwere
Merry Christmas.
re: The move of Jesus in and amongst Islam is truly a thing to behold these days
Posted by Mike da Tigah on 12/25/25 at 8:55 am to weagle1999
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Not fans of Jesus.
Ironically the Muslims are more tolerant of Jesus than the Jews.
I think that’s true of all who reject Him on a whole, even those within organized religion who prefer their own self righteousness and finished works to Him and His finished work on their behalf. Sadly however, one day all of them will realize who and what they rejected, and it will be a bitter pill to swallow.
The move of Jesus in and amongst Islam is truly a thing to behold these days
Posted by Mike da Tigah on 12/25/25 at 7:59 am
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“And it shall come to pass in the last days, saith God, I will pour out of my Spirit upon all flesh: and your sons and your daughters shall prophesy, and your young men shall see visions, and your old men shall dream dreams:”
Acts 2:17
Be it in Iran, which is becoming a tidal wave of disillusionment with Islam and a serious number of people coming to Jesus, or in this case amongst Palestinians or others, God is doing serious work to call those with an open heart to Himself.
Something of note this young Christian lady sheds light on is just how strong the delusion and brainwashing is amongst these people to hate the Jews and Christians, and I think it should be said that the commonality amongst all religion is how it uses fear as the motivator to follow rather than the truth that God is love and offers salvation as a gift He has already paid for in full for those who would simply believe and accept for themselves.
THIS is what happens though when one has a real encounter with the risen Savior of mankind. Hearts of stone are transformed into hearts of flesh. Jesus is still very much in the miracle business.
re: All you Protestants, remember this
Posted by Mike da Tigah on 12/24/25 at 11:02 pm to Tbone2
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Faith without works....
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re: All you Protestants, remember this
Posted by Mike da Tigah on 12/24/25 at 10:56 pm to Tbone2
Okay, and you RC need to remember that you don’t earn salvation.
re: Texas cop arrests Christians speaking on public sidewalk
Posted by Mike da Tigah on 12/24/25 at 8:18 pm to Dex Morgan
What exactly does “back off” mean?
To put a stop to your first amendment speech? If so, then why not just be clear and say what you actually mean?
This cop has a pretty obvious authority high going on. IOW, you do what I want you to do or you get arrested, and we’ll figure out the actual charges that we think we can get you on later.
To put a stop to your first amendment speech? If so, then why not just be clear and say what you actually mean?
This cop has a pretty obvious authority high going on. IOW, you do what I want you to do or you get arrested, and we’ll figure out the actual charges that we think we can get you on later.
re: Blue haired nitwit cries: “1 year? For some stupid Trump sign?”
Posted by Mike da Tigah on 12/24/25 at 6:57 am to uggabugga
AI is the ruination of the internet.
re: The stark difference in between women and men in explaining simple things
Posted by Mike da Tigah on 12/23/25 at 9:34 am to Defenseiskey
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It's the worst when you work in education. My colleagues would stop and talk to another female colleague for 40 minutes instead complete a task that only takes 15 minutes.
It’s funny you say that because I was just reflecting back to school in how much better I did in classes taught by men than women because it was always much simpler to follow along and retain the information presented.
The stark difference in between women and men in explaining simple things
Posted by Mike da Tigah on 12/23/25 at 8:42 am
Watching various videos on how to make Greek Yogurt recently and it served as yet another reminder to me why it is so very difficult to follow many women when they are trying to explain how to do something. They get lost in the minutia, bounce around with random personal anecdotes, and all which make it so difficult to follow and remember, having to wade through over half the content just to get to the meat of the thing in how to do it. Stumble upon this dude and he keeps it simple stupid, abc, 123. That’s all I needed.
Why do women make everything so damn complicated? Is this why they can’t remember to follow simple driving directions?
Why do women make everything so damn complicated? Is this why they can’t remember to follow simple driving directions?
re: Trump is reportedly Set to Reclassify Marijuana as a Schedule III Substance
Posted by Mike da Tigah on 12/12/25 at 6:40 am to stout
I don’t smoke that stuff, but I’d say that’s honestly about where it belongs.
re: Wild brawl in the mean streets of Nantucket
Posted by Mike da Tigah on 12/12/25 at 6:33 am to Jim Rockford
Guy in gray jacket and white shoes cames out of nowhere to start it with the punch, then takes a swing in retaliation for getting body slammed and then disappears. :rolleyes:
re: Tell me about your childhood Christmas
Posted by Mike da Tigah on 12/11/25 at 8:35 am to CAD703X
Christmas Eve at my aunts for a night of eating, drinking and fighting at the end of the night. Christmas Day, and after church and opening presents, it’s off to grandma’s house for the day, and then to family friends to visit. Finally home at dark to play with my toys. Lots of road time.
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