she_who_is_not Posted April 17, 2012 Posted April 17, 2012 [quote name='FuturePriest387' timestamp='1334684404' post='2419527'] Oh please, like people spell hygiene more than ten times in their life. Besides, I wasn't sure last night so I Googled it as I always do when I am unsure, and it said higiene was correct. [/quote] Please don't drive me closer to the edge. I'm near a bridge and my teacher-self wants to jump off it.
Anomaly Posted April 17, 2012 Posted April 17, 2012 [quote name='FuturePriest387' timestamp='1334684404' post='2419527'] Oh please, like people spell hygiene more than ten times in their life. Besides, I wasn't sure last night so I Googled it as I always do when I am unsure, and it said higiene was correct. [/quote]You really can croutons up a thread with inaninty. Higiene is the Spanish spelling. Your literary skills seem to be on par with your algebra acumen.
4588686 Posted April 17, 2012 Posted April 17, 2012 [quote name='FuturePriest387' timestamp='1334684184' post='2419522'] My thoughts exactly. [/quote] No, this is what he was referring to [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UPHuE5pDlEs"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UPHuE5pDlEs[/url] [color=#FF0000][size=8]THAT SCENE CONTAINS STRONG LANGUAGE. DO NOT WATCH IT IF YOU DO NOT WANT TO BE EXPOSED TO STRONG LANGUAGE, INCLUDING THE STRONG VERSION OF 'GOSH-DARNIT'[/size][/color]
PhuturePriest Posted April 17, 2012 Posted April 17, 2012 [quote name='fides' Jack' timestamp='1334684594' post='2419529'] Wow - this could have been a good argument, but has been hijacked to the point that now I just read some of the comments and sometimes feel like smacking FP on the back of the head and sometimes want to defend him against the ravenous wolves out there. Seriously people - give him a break. Yes, he's misrepresenting an awful lot, but a lot of what he's saying is being taken out of context, and a lot of his jokes are being taken seriously. [/quote] You have my full permission to smack the backside of my head when needed.
franciscanheart Posted April 17, 2012 Posted April 17, 2012 [quote name='FuturePriest387' timestamp='1334638938' post='2419168'] However, it was a double-edged sword. He did say it can be done without causing scandal. But he did imply that it is not recommended. My personal choice would be to never do this unless I absolutely had to, [b]but others are free to do so as long as they are careful.[/b] [/quote] Uh... thanks? [quote name='FuturePriest387' timestamp='1334638938' post='2419168'] The problem with living together for too long is you get too comfortable with each other. Eventually him seeing you in your bra and panties isn't a big deal because he is like a brother now, but this is a very, very bad idea. I'm not saying he'll jump you, but seeing a woman in her bra and panties is extremely tempting for most men. You're seeing the woman practically naked. However, nobody implied the two people in question would be living with each other for years, so this isn't a big deal for this particular debate. [/quote] 1. Please never say panties again. It creeps me out to hear a 15-year-old boy talking about ANYONE'S bra and panties. 2. I really hope your sister doesn't prance around in her bra and panties. If she does, please note that not all women do this, nor should they. 3. If you seriously think the majority of faithful Catholic women (especially here at phatmass) think it would [i][b]ever [/b][/i]be okay to allow any man who is not her husband to see her in her bra and panties, you are seriously more delusional than first assumed. Or blind. Or a bit holier-than-thou in attitude. (I try not to assume the last one given your age.) 4. You really think that living with a man (assumption is the people are not dating) for more than a couple years would mean that one day the woman is going to decide to walk around in her underwear? And why is it that we're the hussies here? What gives, little one?! [quote name='FuturePriest387' timestamp='1334638938' post='2419168'] All in all, I would say it is possible to do this without causing scandal or sin, but you should be very careful. I'm not saying you should eye each other suspiciously and suspect the other is undressing you with their eyes and is ready to jump you at any minute, but things happen, and a lot of the time they happen without you even realizing it, and I would warn that you should be cautious and try not to get too comfortable with each other. Then again, this is just my humble opinion. [/quote] You really think you need to tell a bunch of adults that things can happen? Seriously? Does your mother know you're on phatmass? [quote name='FuturePriest387' timestamp='1334638938' post='2419168'] Hopefully when I am Pope I can address this so Catholics aren't left to debate each other on internet sites. [/quote] [quote name='FuturePriest387' timestamp='1334638938' post='2419168'] All are entitled to their opinions, and I'm not one for debate, so if you would like to continue, please do so without me. [/quote] I can't say what I want to say without being edited, causing scandal, or needing confession. Don't you have algebra to do or something? [quote name='FuturePriest387' timestamp='1334681961' post='2419476'] I can't afford to cut my teeth. [/quote] You also can't afford to forsake your studies to tell adults on a Catholic forum what it looks like to be an adult, little one. Go study.
PhuturePriest Posted April 17, 2012 Posted April 17, 2012 [quote name='Hasan' timestamp='1334684708' post='2419532'] No, this is what he was referring to [color=#FF0000][size=8]THAT SCENE CONTAINS STRONG LANGUAGE. DO NOT WATCH IT IF YOU DO NOT WANT TO BE EXPOSED TO STRONG LANGUAGE, INCLUDING THE STRONG VERSION OF 'GOSH-DARNIT'[/size][/color] [/quote] I died laughing. Thankfully I'm Irish so I have nine lives.
PhuturePriest Posted April 17, 2012 Posted April 17, 2012 [quote name='franciscanheart' timestamp='1334684846' post='2419535'] Uh... thanks? 1. Please never say panties again. It creeps me out to hear a 15-year-old boy talking about ANYONE'S bra and panties. 2. I really hope your sister doesn't prance around in her bra and panties. If she does, please note that not all women do this, nor should they. 3. If you seriously think the majority of faithful Catholic women (especially here at phatmass) think it would [i][b]ever [/b][/i]be okay to allow any man who is not her husband to see her in her bra and panties, you are seriously more delusional than first assumed. Or blind. Or a bit holier-than-thou in attitude. (I try not to assume the last one given your age.) 4. You really think that living with a man (assumption is the people are not dating) for more than a couple years would mean that one day the woman is going to decide to walk around in her underwear? And why is it that we're the hussies here? What gives, little one?! You really think you need to tell a bunch of adults that things can happen? Seriously? Does your mother know you're on phatmass? I can't say what I want to say without being edited, causing scandal, or needing confession. Don't you have algebra to do or something? You also can't afford to forsake your studies to tell adults on a Catholic forum what it looks like to be an adult, little one. Go study. [/quote] Again, it was just an example, an imperfect one, but an example. I'm not explaining this again, so please don't mention it. Who said I'm forsaking my studies? I'm still doing school. Everyone assumes I'm forsaking my studies when I am not.
fides' Jack Posted April 17, 2012 Posted April 17, 2012 FP, I strongly suggest that you stop posting in this thread, for the sake of Christian charity. People aren't understanding your humor and are taking offense. The only humble option left is just to bow out.
cmotherofpirl Posted April 17, 2012 Posted April 17, 2012 FP go do your homework and stay out of this thread. Bye. OR ELSE. No reply, come visit after homework and supper are over.
Groo the Wanderer Posted April 17, 2012 Posted April 17, 2012 (edited) someone got spanked you also shouldn't wave yer undies in the air like the lil smiley dude either Edited April 17, 2012 by Groo the Wanderer
franciscanheart Posted April 17, 2012 Posted April 17, 2012 [quote name='FuturePriest387' timestamp='1334684065' post='2419520'] You're right. However, I will battle you to the death when it comes to hygiene, as I do well in matters of hygiene. I regularly take showers and mostly brush my teeth twice a day for four to six minutes (Though sometimes I don't have the time or simply forget, so sometimes it's just once). [/quote] [quote name='FuturePriest387' timestamp='1334684065' post='2419520'] Also, when it comes to doors, their door is always open anyway. It is a very common place for us to go. The places everyone goes to goes in this order: Kitchen, TV room, mom and dad's room. We're in here all the time and watch TV with them or something. They like that. They've never displayed that this annoys them or that they don't enjoy it. They regularly invite us in here, in fact. Don't try to judge a situation without knowing all the details, please. [/quote] If you post something like that (practically bragging about what kind of weird "everything goes" environment you live in), you should not be surprised when people respond. It's weird. Each family operates differently. In my world, bedrooms are sacred space reserved for the people who sleep in them. I would not invite my teenage children onto my marriage bed to watch TV with me, especially not on the regular. [b]I know I am one of the few.[/b] [quote name='FuturePriest387' timestamp='1334684404' post='2419527'] Oh please, like people spell hygiene more than ten times in their life. Besides, I wasn't sure last night so I Googled it as I always do when I am unsure, and it said higiene was correct. [/quote] And Google is always right. [quote name='fides' Jack' timestamp='1334684594' post='2419529'] Wow - this could have been a good argument, but has been hijacked to the point that now I just read some of the comments and sometimes feel like smacking FP on the back of the head and sometimes want to defend him against the ravenous wolves out there. Seriously people - give him a break. Yes, he's misrepresenting an awful lot, but a lot of what he's saying is being taken out of context, and a lot of his jokes are being taken seriously. [/quote] If you've been lurking as much as it would seem, you would realize this isn't the first time our newest young teen has taken some radical approaches. I have no problem with radical Catholicism (hello CFRs, I luff y'all), but I do take issue with a 15-year-old not having enough supervision or guidance in his life. Especially when he takes to a phorum to tell adults what it means to be an adult, or worse: [b]a faithful, holy adult[/b]. [quote name='FuturePriest387' timestamp='1334685206' post='2419540'] Again, it was just an example, an imperfect one, but an example. I'm not explaining this again, so please don't mention it. [/quote] Funny, I've read it all and didn't see an explanation other than, "Maybe that wasn't the best example." And you were right, it wasn't. Glad that's settled. [quote name='FuturePriest387' timestamp='1334685206' post='2419540'] Who said I'm forsaking my studies? I'm still doing school. Everyone assumes I'm forsaking my studies when I am not. [/quote] Your spelling is lacking, as is your punctuation knowledge. You use "nun" and "sister" interchangeably so apparently there is some work still to be done in the area of religious education. That's all okay, because guess what: you're still a kid. No one expects you to know it all. But when you spend as much time as you have telling us all how to be holy adults, some of us are prone to tell you to get back to your books. Seen any men around here ordering the women to get back to sandwich-making? Some of it is joking. A lot of it is a fun way to tell people to either lighten up or shift priorities.
Jesus_lol Posted April 17, 2012 Posted April 17, 2012 [img]http://i278.photobucket.com/albums/kk86/HiLLtoP-Boy/THISGONBGUD.gif[/img]
franciscanheart Posted April 17, 2012 Posted April 17, 2012 [quote name='Jesus_lol' timestamp='1334686152' post='2419556'] [img]http://i278.photobucket.com/albums/kk86/HiLLtoP-Boy/THISGONBGUD.gif[/img] [/quote] This for real made me LOL.
Groo the Wanderer Posted April 17, 2012 Posted April 17, 2012 ooh! thanks FH for reminding me please make me a sammich! but modestly and not in anyone's bedroom
PhuturePriest Posted April 17, 2012 Posted April 17, 2012 [quote name='franciscanheart' timestamp='1334685953' post='2419555'] If you post something like that (practically bragging about what kind of weird "everything goes" environment you live in), you should not be surprised when people respond. It's weird. Each family operates differently. In my world, bedrooms are sacred space reserved for the people who sleep in them. I would not invite my teenage children onto my marriage bed to watch TV with me, especially not on the regular. [b]I know I am one of the few.[/b] And Google is always right. If you've been lurking as much as it would seem, you would realize this isn't the first time our newest young teen has taken some radical approaches. I have no problem with radical Catholicism (hello CFRs, I luff y'all), but I do take issue with a 15-year-old not having enough supervision or guidance in his life. Especially when he takes to a phorum to tell adults what it means to be an adult, or worse: [b]a faithful, holy adult[/b]. Funny, I've read it all and didn't see an explanation other than, "Maybe that wasn't the best example." And you were right, it wasn't. Glad that's settled. Your spelling is lacking, as is your punctuation knowledge. You use "nun" and "sister" interchangeably so apparently there is some work still to be done in the area of religious education. That's all okay, because guess what: you're still a kid. No one expects you to know it all. But when you spend as much time as you have telling us all how to be holy adults, some of us are prone to tell you to get back to your books. Seen any men around here ordering the women to get back to sandwich-making? Some of it is joking. A lot of it is a fun way to tell people to either lighten up or shift priorities. [/quote] This is my last post, I promise. I get what you are saying and I am sorry. Sometimes I just don't catch myself. I won't give any advice unless it is asked of me. Nuns and Sisters are different just as Monks and Friars are different. I've had a Franciscan Friar give me long lectures about it. The environment may be different than most, but how many families these days pray the Rosary almost everyday? We're obviously not a normal family if we do this. I'm glad we're not a normal family. As for the sandwich making, if I made one of those jokes I would be shot. People take my jokes too seriously here. But this is all I will say on the subject. Thank you all.
franciscanheart Posted April 17, 2012 Posted April 17, 2012 [quote name='Groo the Wanderer' timestamp='1334686290' post='2419559'] ooh! thanks FH for reminding me please make me a sammich! but modestly and not in anyone's bedroom [/quote] I'm on it. The sammich-making, I mean.
Groo the Wanderer Posted April 17, 2012 Posted April 17, 2012 LORF! couldn;t wait. just made myself a nummy honey-ham, coagulated milk, and mayo sammich on wheat NOM NOM NOM!!!!
kujo Posted April 17, 2012 Posted April 17, 2012 [quote name='FuturePriest387' timestamp='1334681961' post='2419476'] I can't afford to cut my teeth. Priests need beautiful sparkly white teeth. I'm not sure where that puts me because I've never had sparkly white teeth in my life. I brush twice a day for four to six minutes and it doesn't get me anywhere. This must be a sign I'm not called. But I do get what you are saying. Thank you. According to Deadliest Warrior, William Wallace would beat Shaka Zulu, so I fear not. [/quote] William Wallace was a Scot...
franciscanheart Posted April 17, 2012 Posted April 17, 2012 [quote name='FuturePriest387' timestamp='1334686350' post='2419562'] This is my last post, I promise. [/quote] Good, because cmom really will suspend you. [quote name='FuturePriest387' timestamp='1334686350' post='2419562'] I get what you are saying and I am sorry. Sometimes I just don't catch myself. I won't give any advice unless it is asked of me. [/quote] amesome, and fair enough. Always feel free to pitch in what is rattling around in your head, but probably best to refrain from advice to adults at this point. (Just my opinion.) [quote name='FuturePriest387' timestamp='1334686350' post='2419562'] Nuns and Sisters are different just as Monks and Friars are different. I've had a Franciscan Friar give me long lectures about it. [/quote] Congratulations on being one of the small percentage who know the difference these days. [quote name='FuturePriest387' timestamp='1334686350' post='2419562'] The environment may be different than most, but how many families these days pray the Rosary almost everyday? We're obviously not a normal family if we do this. I'm glad we're not a normal family. [/quote] I do not mean to criticize your family, or make you feel as though you should be ashamed. I think it's great that you have such a strong relationship with your parents and hope that continues. On the issue of knocking, however, I think someone failed to teach you common courtesy. It may seem silly to knock when entering a room, but I knock even when doors are open (to bedrooms and the like). As far as the bed thing is concerned, to each his own. I know I'm a little weird in some of my thinking. [quote name='FuturePriest387' timestamp='1334686350' post='2419562'] As for the sandwich making, if I made one of those jokes I would be shot. People take my jokes too seriously here. [/quote] Remember that pretty much everything you say is taken in context of everything ELSE you say. Chill out for a while and I am sure that very soon you will see that your better jokes are received well. (Some of your jokes really do miss the mark, though.)
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