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reply posted on 30-10-2002 @ 03:31 PM by JediMaster
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Ycon, you are a nut for saying that crap. Are you sure you were not drunk writing that?
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reply posted on 30-10-2002 @ 06:34 PM by MidnightDStroyer
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This happens to be the first time I can agree with JM...
But the way he continues to post nothing but religious dogma to attack everyone else, I doubt that I'll be able to agree with anything else he posts.
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reply posted on 30-10-2002 @ 09:20 PM by Estragon
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Old topics...
...never die -once again we are condemned to repeat history.
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reply posted on 5-11-2002 @ 03:13 PM by JediMaster
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He is insane. He thinks he is Jesus. He has not come yet. Therefore you are insane.
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reply posted on 5-11-2002 @ 07:01 PM by MidnightDStroyer
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Originally posted by Ycon Byrds response about the amount of MW that would be needed is wrong also, this formula is concentrate so less
is needed.
How do you reduce *water* into a concentrated form?
Any answers? Anybody?
You *can't*! The only thing about water that can be concentrated is whatever is *suspended* in the water itself. By using a concentrate of whatever
is *in* the original miracle water, you'd be forcing people to use *regular water* to dilute it...Thus defeating your very purpose for the miracle
water.
If Brian really wants to produce a miracle product to con people with, have him come up with a way to freeze tomatoes with their moisture conent
intact...It can't be done because the crystalization of the water as it freezes ruins the tomato every time. If Brian can accomplish the successful
freezing & rethawing without ruining the tomato, I'd say he's got a marketable procedure that would make him very wealthy (*without* the 'ol conman
rountine)...But his claims of divinity & about that "miracle water" are so far out into left field that he should be a spectator instead of a
player.
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reply posted on 5-11-2002 @ 07:41 PM by James the Lesser
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First, Brian isn't insane, but a con artist. Sorry Ycon, but again, if he ever asks for money or for you to drink anything, don't.
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reply posted on 6-11-2002 @ 09:36 AM by blahblahblah
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SOooo....
what are we saying? That Christ spiked the punch? Did He like volleyball? ehehehGet it ehehe spike, ehehehe punch hehehehe
Okay that was just dumb, I know.
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reply posted on 6-11-2002 @ 09:52 AM by ToReallyUndersTnadHim
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This man is a con. I actually agree with James.
Jesus will come, but only when the sinners are
vanquished by my God. If you believe me now, and
follow my lead, you may be saved.
If not, you will face the wrath of God. Ycon you
need to understand God, he would not send someone
like Brian to spread his word.
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reply posted on 6-11-2002 @ 10:01 AM by Lupe_101
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"How do you reduce *water* into a concentrated form? "
You freeze it. By deffinition this concentrates it at a molecular level.
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reply posted on 6-11-2002 @ 12:01 PM by Byrd
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Actually, you can't "concentrate" water by freezing it. Water, when frozen, expands.
That's why ice floats.
(and if you don't believe me, get a glass bottle, fill it completely up with water, seal tightly, place in freezer. Since water EXPANDS when frozen,
it will break the bottle.)
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reply posted on 6-11-2002 @ 10:37 PM by MidnightDStroyer
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True, true...
Lupe, it doesn't take a degree in Hydrophysics to know that water expands while feezing...Where *did* you go to school anyway?
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reply posted on 9-11-2002 @ 03:29 PM by ultra_phoenix
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Tssss...tsssss....in some case, water can stay liquid by - 40 Celsius....hÈ hÈ hÈ....
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reply posted on 9-11-2002 @ 07:15 PM by FreeMason
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I'm sorry to say Lupe is correct in this......Ice ONLY expands because as it freezes it traps a CONSIDERABLE amount of air in it.
If you were to freeze water in space, it would become more dense like anything else that is frozen.
Now what really does break the laws of physcics *So to speak* is Super-naten Liquid....I believe it is called (Liquid Helium)
If you insert a test tube into helium, the helium will climb up the wall of the test tube and "fill" the test tube until it is at equal level to the
helium outside, once you take the tube out....the helium goes back up the wall and back into the original container....how's that for a puzzler?
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reply posted on 9-11-2002 @ 07:49 PM by FreeMason
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Allow me to correct myself, I independantly decided to research this out because I really only THINK ice floats because of my previous statement.
However the interesting tendencies of it's polarity, making it crystaline when it freezes and thus "expands" compared to its more tightly bonded
molecules when it is not frozen.
cwis.nyu.edu...
There's the page where I found out the correct information...HAH...a Chem major and I've deluded myself all this time
I guess that does make water more "godly" than I previously actually thought.
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reply posted on 9-11-2002 @ 09:45 PM by MidnightDStroyer
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Originally posted by ultra_phoenix ...in some case, water can stay liquid by - 40 Celsius...
Usually, water under great pressure (Even though water itself is only *slightly* compressable, the *weight* of the water itself can create tremendous
pressures--IE: Bottom of the ocean) or if it's still actively *flowing* (IE: Active river)can it stay liquid at lower-than-normal freezing
temperatures...
Another property about water that's pretty amazing...It's the only substance (that I'm aware of) that be found *in nature* in all three of the
possible states of matter: Solid, Liquid & Gas.
Glad to see that you're not one of those who seek to hide their mistakes, but instead attempts to *correct* them, FM...That alone has earned some
more respect from me...
...Being honest myself, I'm *not* a chem major; I'm more of a major in being a gadfly.  But I *do* read a *lot* on a wide variety of subjects that
catch my interest...
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reply posted on 9-11-2002 @ 09:57 PM by FreeMason
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Yeah I don't like any one subject either...I want a tripple major in Math//Physics//Chemistry a Masters in Astronautical Engineering and probably a
Ph.D. in Astrophysics or along those lines....my goal??? To be a bugerking manager.
Nah that was a joke, Astronaut...is there anything better? If that fails...Politician!  , and of course when I'm extremely old, I'll teach
history, nothing better than someone who IS history, to teach it...and probably government too....there that's a little about myself...GO ME!
Anyways....I used to be the very stubborn one (probably am still a little) and never admitted I was wrong, but alas you learn through life...and
looking REALLY stupid because you have too much pride, really teaches you some humility
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reply posted on 9-11-2002 @ 10:05 PM by FreeMason
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Actually though, back to the water subject, I find it INCREDIBLY interesting that it is "bent". Its bent properties not only allow for it's
amazing tendencies...but if no one has guessed or if they are unaware, it is the Freemason's among others belief that the Triangle is the most
"godly" symbol there can be.
And of course the bent molecule IS a triangle, unlike most forms of molecules, which are 3d, it and the line molecule are 2 dimensional. Therefore it
is safe to call it a triangle
(well not 2 dimensional litterally, but you know what I mean)
And further more...I ran across an interesting realization a bit ago with electron orbitals...I wonder if they actually "move" the electrons...when
one thinks of orbitals you think of a planet moving around a sun.
But all the orbital is is really just a probability that it's there...now maybe someone already proved this or some thing, but just to throw it out
there....perhaps the electrons aren't moving, but are rather "everywhere" at once, from the least probable to the most...and when you measure its
location you just get one of the positions each time, and the actual chance of what location you'll determine it each time is based on that
probability?
Eh...Why do I let myself ramble....it's not even the right subject for this post  ....but atoms physics all that...certainly shows signs of
"design" in this universe.
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PS. just to throw my thoughts on the whole "christ" thing, no one can be christ, because he'll never return...BECAUSE!!!! It is said that there
will be "false prohpets" and "false jesuses" which means even if jesus did return and floated down from the heavens, turning rocks to bread, we'd
still throw him in the looney bin or some religious zealot would call him the anti-christ or some crap like that...it's human nature.
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reply posted on 10-11-2002 @ 01:12 AM by CrossWard
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I can see why some people would belive christians to be a bit crazy, if this is the standard we are judged by.
i sincerely hope that this guy gets help!
i am struggeling between being angry as hell, and concern for this guys mental stabilty,and for those who actualy belive this junk! i honestly fear
for the people in their lives.
i am a follower, and true beliver of my Rabbi, my good teacher, my Savior , my LORD, my CHRIST,THE ONE AND ONLY YASHUA. and as such i rebuke this
man AND his followers. KNOW THIS; there will be many antichrist ,meaning those who claim to be christ,there have been many throughout history, and
BRIAN, you are one of them. though be prepared friends THE antichrist IS on his way.
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reply posted on 10-11-2002 @ 01:27 AM by CrossWard
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actualy im ashamed i even replied to this post.
hello freemason, i belive the triangel to be an almost holy symbol myself , father,son, holy spirit...flesh,spirit,soul. used im many math
equasions.
also, intresting thought!
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reply posted on 10-11-2002 @ 04:31 AM by FreeMason
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Most interesting to hear from you...I have heard many a christian use the triangle symbology to condemn freemasonry.
Nice to know there are still cooler heads out there!
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