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Developmental Theology 089 #39

Posted in Developmental Theology on Jan 26th, 2008

All things balance. If you wish to be ‘reborn’ you have to die first.

Developmental Theology 089 Lesson #36

Posted in Developmental Theology on Jan 2nd, 2008

“Only thing I’ll ever ask of you: You’ve got to promise not to stop when I say ‘when’.” – Foo Fighters: Everlong -Loki. 01.02.08 Developmental Theology 089 Lesson #36 Foreign Powers dictate what I am saying.

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Developmental Theology 089 Lesson #35

Posted in Developmental Theology on Dec 16th, 2007

I’ve fought with myself about posting this quote as a lesson here for some time. It has special meaning to me and my beliefs, so I do feel obligated to include it. But take this advise at your own risk. “The Path of Excess leads to the Palace of Wisdom.” – William Blake -Loki. Developmental [...]

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Help Save A National Treasure

Posted in politics on Jul 24th, 2007

As many of you know, there aren’t too many causes that I stand firmly behind. For the most part, I just don’t care. Very few “great travesties” really hit home with me. Well, this is one of them. Here’s a quote from the site: “Officials in the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service are now seeking [...]

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Free Beer???

Posted in update on Jun 6th, 2007

Enter the Hanged Man. Loki Liesmith is Jack Lhasa, as well as many other people. Holy Zombie Jesus! I’d like to think the best of me is still hiding up my sleeve. I was born in the back seat of a Greyhound bus, rolling down Highway 41. Falling down, to you, sweet ground. I want [...]

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Holy Frickin’ Hell (Boots Roots!)

Posted in social commentary on Mar 22nd, 2007

I was going to post an article about my Saint Patrick’s Day, or a video game review, or an article about recently discovered evidence that Shakespeare smoked cannabis and cocaine. But instead, I saw this on myspace. I cannot tell you how happy I am right now. This man is a legend in my mind. [...]

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