Is That You In Your Avatar? Vol. 14. "Santa Claus Got Stuck In My Chimney!" — Page 45

The way I look at it, I could be doing a lot worse things. I have never smoked or took any illegal drugs in my life. I don't sell my body. So drinking a few times per year shouldn't be something that persecutes me for life.

I probably won't even drink much or at all this year, because my grand-parents will be there and I am self conscience about them seeing there little girl drinking. I am weird.

Duck is awesome... i hope you enjoy it DGG!

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Goggles: Never had Duck. Does it taste like chicken? They say everything exoctic and different taste like chicken.

I do believe in a higher being and try to attend mass almost every week, but sometimes it is not a priority. I went through the whole Catecism thing when I was younger, but that doesn't mean bleep to me.

Ahhh, yes, CCD. Fond memories. When I was six and I attended my first year of classes before First Communion I vividly remember raising my hand and asking the Sister who was teaching us where the dinosaurs came in. She looked confused for a second and then quickly said that they never existed. It was at that moment that I started losing my faith. I knew dinosaurs existed, I had been obsessed with them when I was younger and I had studied them in-depth since I was three or four. I didn't want to be part of something that erased dinosaurs from history.

My ex has a similar story. His mother used to go to Church at the same time as The Magic Schoolbus aired on PBS on Sunday mornings. When he was seven he made the decision to stay home from Church and watch The Magic Schoolbus instead. He calls this "My Pivotal Moment of Choice Between Religion and Science." I always thought it was adorable.

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Updated On: 12/23/07 at 03:08 PM

NO DINOSAURS???


Let me tell you, I adore dinosaurs! Veloceraptors are scary buggers, too! I love the fossil room at the Boston Museum of Science. LOVE IT!

I'd have set a veloceraptor on her.




I'm dead serious.

I grew up in the Church of Christ. Basically, I wasn't Catholic and I wasn't Protestant and we didn't use instruments so my only "friends" were those I went to church with.

The last time I was in a church was for a funeral, and that was in '05.

I went to the Cathedral of Hope in Dallas a few times and enjoyed it, but I went there to check out guys. I wasn't there to worship.

I believe in God, but I'll never forgive him. I've lived without him for the last six years and I'm a much better, healthier person. I feel much more alive now. I'm able to live my life the way I want to. I'm responsible for my decisions. I'm able to do the things I do because I have the ability to do them. No one else. (Let's just say I won't be thanking God when I win my Oscar/Tony.)

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Updated On: 12/23/07 at 03:18 PM

no violence it's christmas, it fact im being nice to everybody, well almost everybody,



im still bring in the spiders to tease foster, hell it's their christmas too

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Christmas makes me cry.

(Don't judge me for owning Brooklyn The Musical.)

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*hugs Jaily*


Veloceraptors pown T-Rex.

That is the one thing that really angers me about religions is how guilty it can make us feel about ourselves. I want to be myself and if God cannot be happy with who I am and turned out to be than so be it. I mean I am no murderer or rapist or anything horrible like that. I just try and live my life as good as I can and if that is not good enough I guess I am going straight to Hell.

When we were in seventh grade, one of the two girls I talked about earlier (who was twelve and had already lost her virginity, so she had no room to talk) was Born Again and started yelling at everyone and preaching to them every time the used the Lord's name in vain around her. So many people just wanted to slap her. Looking back on it, it was really kind of funny.

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