thats like 6,000,000 years, and as St. Paulie said
"You add up all your mortal sins and multiply that number by 50. Then you add up all your venial sins and multiply that by 25. You add that together and that's your sentence. I figure I'm gonna have to do 6,000 years before I get accepted into heaven and 6,000 years is nothin' in eternity terms. I can do that standing on my head. It's like a couple of days here."
so it seems appropriate
some people really out there with dreams like this and complaining smh
why does that map look like the biritsh isles after the icecaps melted
dont doxx my mind pls
shh ne fedd fel nekik a rideg valΓ³t
in communist hungary no channels have baywatch, they have educational series on benefits of potato farming and about steel manufacture, but only on weekend
I'm very much against both "AI art" and portraying real artists as the antagonists in this story, but just the other day I did see an AI generated sign in front of a barber (not even some ugly looking shit) and I just thought to myself "if I was a startup in a village of 5000 in eastern europe I would probably do much the same".
But even with that said I still think that's an edgecase. If you want to make content I want you to make it. I don't want you to relegate it to the plagarism machine. If you want to show me anything it better not be made by the plagarism machine.
If the Human Body would crumble from childish injuries like this we wouldn't have been destined to rule over Mother Earth
quality shitpost
also couldn't relate here in soviet communist hungary we don't have lifeguards, in fact i don't think i've ever seen one
Based Mashallah
As a Catholic by baptism and family tradition I do sometimes find Christianity a bit outdated, but I still think it's capable of renewing.
I don't really have time to go to church nowadays but for example when I last got to go at Easter the priest was a Russophile of all things (this happened in Hungary) and he very much made that part of his speech. Something about the Russians doing The Good Lord's job in Ukraine, just as they did back in WWII. I'm not even kidding.
Then again when I got to regularly go to the youth service a few years back it was basically just singing to the guitar band and looking at the Bible which was really fun, the priest was very educated and seemingly didn't have any hateful opinions, which is sadly more than you can expect from most of the clergy nowadays.
So yes TL;DR Christianity can be very fun and inclusive without acting like a cult, but the people who make up the Christian community come in all shapes and forms and sadly most of them aren't people you would want to spend much time with, and that includes some of the priests as well whose job it should be to make people more friendly in my opinion.
Well at least these are my experiences but I haven't ever been an integral part of any Christian Club or something like that.
π is the weird uncle, :3 is pretty me