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Of course I don't own God, God owns me, but anyway my objection was that the prayer quoted was by a Christian, to whom God very definitely was not any other.

Fine, but you reproduced the text of an actual prayer which calls upon God. Would it be acceptable for everyone else now to reproduce their prayers to indicate their ways of resilience? Having said that though I'm not sure it counts if you don't believe in the God whom you invoke, or if you are your own god. I obtain resilience in SL as I do in RL by calling on God, in belief.

Oh, do forgive me, I used your coping mechanism of laughing at something.

Coming from you? Not at all.

Dear Linden Lab, We the residents of Second Life like bacon. Vegetarian options not allowed except waffles and tacos. Please, a pony would really neigh flamboyantly. Indeed, I bathe frequently in California. Glycerine soap isn't available. Regards, A.I. PS: TSOP P.P.S. Oh! FYI: This! Without that blog, nobody will care. Tomorrow things might improve slightly. Life is ... well, beautiful. Timing makes a pudding

I have a couple of things to say and then I'll probably bow out as this topic is making me feel a little sick. @Luna Bliss it angers me that you take a perfectly fine poem lovingly written by a man to his son in guidance for his future, presenting it in a twisted version to suit your purposes. Never mind that you got it in this form in your much-touted 'wisdom' class, you had the option to pass it on or not. There were of course immediate rantings about racism and misogyny, which are nothing to do with the supposed topic, and are disputable anyway. Then there was your nasty little jab at the Christian God, mocking our use of the male address for Him - for which there are reasons which I am not supposed to discuss here. You continue to assume the right to say things about religion as though the forum rules don't apply to you. For all your self-belief you appear to have little understanding of people and no idea how offensive you can be. If you respond to this with a Biblical quotation you will simply prove my point.

Dear Linden Lab, We the residents of Second Life like bacon. Vegetarian options not allowed except waffles and tacos. Please, a pony would really neigh flamboyantly. Indeed

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There's no instruction to be serious.

Dear Linden Lab, We the residents of Second Life like bacon.

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How does any of this arguing help the OP?

I think I might have company at the beach.

This just came up on YouTube when I was trying to find a rock guitarist in SL from way back. The performer isn't performing just now as he's moving house (that's in his profile) but I want to hear him play when he gets back.

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Two things spring to mind. (Not addressing the OP). It's not fair to rebuke someone for mocking another, then do the same thing yourself. (Addressing the OP). Counselling works a little better if you and the counsellor share a world view, so if shamanic crystals are your thing, Sierra might help you. [Edit for clarity] That's what she has in her Profile Picks.

*grinds teeth* Now I have to edit my turn ... Vocal incision breaks each soprano. SEVER