[leucetios]

I'm familiar with The Guide, I just didn't scroll down and see the first "42". What can I say I am lazy.

I also know he is a trool, but I thought I would test his logic. Which, by the way is crap. Another sci-fi reference, while cute, isn't much in terms of logic, especially for a Vulcan. I doubt a Vulcan would allow that logically there could be one, numeric, answer to life the universe and everything.

What can I say: I'm lazy, bored and easily amused, and Spoock isn't a very good Vulcan.


I liked Dr Who

[Spock]

Originally posted by leucetios@Aug 5 2004, 07:37 PM
I'm familiar with The Guide, I just didn't scroll down and see the first "42".  What can I say I am lazy.

I also know he is a trool, but I thought I would test his logic.  Which, by the way is crap.  Another sci-fi reference, while cute, isn't much in terms of logic, especially for a Vulcan.  I doubt a Vulcan would allow that [b]logically there could be one, numeric, answer to life the universe and everything. 

What can I say: I'm lazy, bored and easily amused, and Spoock isn't a very good Vulcan.


I liked Dr Who [/b]

Yes, I admit, I will need to attempt the Kolinahr — the achievement of total Vulcan logic — and the purging of all remaining emotion.


Being lazy is not a good logical work habit to have... it leads to unemployment, Mister leucetios.

[halfasleep]

Originally posted by Spock+Aug 5 2004, 01:41 PM--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Spock @ Aug 5 2004, 01:41 PM)</div><div class='quotemain'> <!--QuoteBegin-leucetios@Aug 5 2004, 07:37 PM
I'm familiar with The Guide, I just didn't scroll down and see the first "42".&nbsp; What can I say I am lazy.

I also know he is a trool, but I thought I would test his logic.&nbsp; Which, by the way is crap.&nbsp; Another sci-fi reference, while cute, isn't much in terms of logic, especially for a Vulcan.&nbsp; I doubt a Vulcan would allow that [b]logically there could be one, numeric, answer to life the universe and everything.&nbsp;

What can I say: I'm lazy, bored and easily amused, and Spoock isn't a very good Vulcan.


I liked Dr Who [/b]

Yes, I admit, I will need to attempt the Kolinahr — the achievement of total Vulcan logic — and the purging of all remaining emotion.


Being lazy is not a good logical work habit to have... it leads to unemployment, Mister leucetios. [/b][/quote]
:loool: :loool: :loool:
:llma: :llma: :llma:
:loool: :loool: :loool:
:llma: :llma: :llma:



Good one, Spock!




Now why don't you just get your little laser and go play "Next Generation".




You can be Picard!

[Spock]

Originally posted by halfasleep+Aug 5 2004, 08:57 PM--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(halfasleep @ Aug 5 2004, 08:57 PM)</div><div class='quotemain'>

Originally posted by Spock@Aug 5 2004, 01:41 PM
<!--QuoteBegin-leucetios@Aug 5 2004, 07:37 PM
[b] I'm familiar with The Guide, I just didn't scroll down and see the first "42".  What can I say I am lazy.

I also know he is a trool, but I thought I would test his logic.  Which, by the way is crap.  Another sci-fi reference, while cute, isn't much in terms of logic, especially for a Vulcan.  I doubt a Vulcan would allow that [b]logically there could be one, numeric, answer to life the universe and everything. 

What can I say: I'm lazy, bored and easily amused, and Spoock isn't a very good Vulcan.


I liked Dr Who [/b]

Yes, I admit, I will need to attempt the Kolinahr — the achievement of total Vulcan logic — and the purging of all remaining emotion.


Being lazy is not a good logical work habit to have... it leads to unemployment, Mister leucetios. [/b]

:loool: :loool: :loool:
:llma: :llma: :llma:
:loool: :loool: :loool:
:llma: :llma: :llma:



Good one, Spock!




Now why don't you just get your little laser and go play "Next Generation".




You can be Picard! [/b][/quote]
To whom do you refer?

[War]

since i seen the word god... doesnt he love everyone no matter what? if so then way does he damn people to hell, smite people, and pluage clivisations(sp)?

[Spock]

Originally posted by leucetios+Aug 5 2004, 07:37 PM--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(leucetios @ Aug 5 2004, 07:37 PM)</div><div class='quotemain'>What can I say: I'm lazy, bored and easily amused, and Spoock isn't a very good Vulcan.
[/b]

I will admit this is a bit away from the subject of the thread, but I came across this in my meditations and studies. As I have mentioned, human philosophers are included in that and I came across this 'Proverb' of Solomon the King....


"The lazy man is wiser in his own eyes
Than seven men who can answer sensibly."
- Proverb 26:16


So my logic, no matter how logical, would not be sufficient to convince you of anything.



<!--QuoteBegin-war@Aug 5 2004, 07:37 PM
since i seen the word god... doesnt he love everyone no matter what? if so then way does he damn people to hell, smite people, and pluage clivisations(sp)?
[/quote]


You lead your question from a wrong assumption. In my studies of the Earth's Judeo-Christian Single God, it seems He loves man so much that has given man free choice to follow him and has prepared a way to him. If you choose not to follow it, it is your own decision, not his.

Almost all of the bad that happens to man is from the illogic of man's own decisions (say, Mister Leeman trying to imitate His son Jesus Christ by walking on water or Mister halfasleep's managers as a very small examples). As a result, it is as a human parent who has tried their best and watches his child grow up and become a criminal. God is not interested in robots.





You gentlemen should of stuck to '42'.

[leeman]

I miss Spock and Half ....