Todd-'o'-Vision
Super xVirgin Man
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come on i know you can do it.
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ChilledVodka said:Pick a subject.
Todd-'o'-Vision said:come on i know you can do it.
Mine is like that every morning.Phoenyx said:erections that are so hard they hurt...
Phoenyx said:erections that are so hard they hurt...
Todd-'o'-Vision said:don't remind me of those, i get them far to often, I wish there was like an anti viagra at those times something to loosen the blood flow, and maybe something for that morning water wood too
Phoenyx said:think of Rosie o donell and Rosanne bar in a naked lesbian threesomen with Oprah
juicylips said:Hi, Todd![]()
Love to give you a hand with that hurtful morning erection.![]()
Todd-'o'-Vision said:that sounds like an irrefusable offer
Todd-'o'-Vision said:come on i know you can do it.
curious2c said:Yep. shur can. Uh huh. So Todd-o, whuts fur supper?
lavender said:Here's a good conversation for you, Todders.
Many people who are seemingly very religious, don't want to hear facts. In fact, their faith is so fragile that they will actively oppose opening their minds up to anything that might dispute any single tiny piece of their religious beliefs.
Take for example - evolution. Many religious zealots who are creationists, do not even let the scientific facts of evolution settle in their brain for in their mind evolution and creationism simply cannot exist on any level. Thus, any small belief in evolution shatters their world. They can't believe in any aspect of it because their beliefs are so fragile that they are not constantly testing them.
In fact, those who are truly religious, who truly have faith and believe strongly in the principles of their religion of choice are those who allow themselves to constantly question and find ways that fact and religion can coexist.