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and here i wanted to marry a freemason to guarantee the Pulitzer Prize before i died...

totally wrong tree

Parson wrote:

CursedC wrote:
My friend worked for a guy that developed software for the NSA for that purpose of filtering key words and phrases over the internet and surprise, Cellular phones.

Wishful thinking indeed. Be careful what you say. 1984 is here.

yup. i met a dude who works(worked) at ECHELON

Thank you, I forgot the name of it. Pretty messed up.....

i happen to be the great nephew of US senator Spark Matsunaga

bellybelle wrote:and here i wanted to marry a freemason to guarantee the Pulitzer Prize before i died...

totally wrong tree

only if you want to dance that Black Waltz my dear. Many people have, take no shame in it. Your not selling your soul to achieve a dream.

of course I know your kidding

I want to become a freemason still, my stepfather was a freemason and he's a good man. I still think the freemason's in general are good people, but there are bad apples in that bunch for sure.

Parson wrote:i happen to be the great nephew of legendary US senator Spark Matsunaga

so you've got millions of dollars and tons of political clout?

you seem to have missed something. (several things)

that was just an aside. not related to the actual bloodline argument.

CursedC wrote:

bellybelle wrote:and here i wanted to marry a freemason to guarantee the Pulitzer Prize before i died...

totally wrong tree

only if you want to dance that Black Waltz my dear. Many people have, take no shame in it. Your not selling your soul to achieve a dream.

of course I know your kidding

I want to become a freemason still, my stepfather was a freemason and he's a good man. I still think the freemason's in general are good people, but there are bad apples in that bunch for sure.

its not the freemasons as individuals, but the powers they pledge allegiance to that are problematic

Parson wrote:i happen to be the great nephew of US senator Spark Matsunaga

My back ground is a bit of a mystery since both my parents were adopted. No joke either. I could be closely related to someone famous.

Most likely not

Parson wrote:you seem to have missed something. (several things)

that was just an aside. not related to the actual bloodline argument.

no, dumbass, i'm mocking you.



here's something fun. i'm going to go on an unrelated forum. probably n.c. based, and announce in detail my intentions to assasinate a public official in asheville.
i will show up at the specified time and place unarmed and with a camera...will be sure to report the results.

CursedC wrote:

Parson wrote:i happen to be the great nephew of US senator Spark Matsunaga

My back ground is a bit of a mystery since both my parents were adopted. No joke either. I could be closely related to someone famous.

Most likely not

well shit mafucker...why dont you run for president and find out!
clearly if youre related to someone important youll make it to the primaries at least.

Parson wrote:

CursedC wrote:

bellybelle wrote:and here i wanted to marry a freemason to guarantee the Pulitzer Prize before i died...

totally wrong tree

only if you want to dance that Black Waltz my dear. Many people have, take no shame in it. Your not selling your soul to achieve a dream.

of course I know your kidding

I want to become a freemason still, my stepfather was a freemason and he's a good man. I still think the freemason's in general are good people, but there are bad apples in that bunch for sure.

its not the freemasons as individuals, but the powers they pledge allegiance to that are problematic

I would like to see some free thinking men in that group break away from their allegiance, but that doesn't seem likely.

If I do become a freemason and try to do just that, I'll lose my membership and be blackballed from the group. It would be worth it though, for principle and honor.

seems like a pointless endeavor to me but DO YOU

anyway i'd like to extend a heartfelt thank-you to pompende for coming into this thread and demonstrating everything that is wrong with this country that we have been discussing in-depth in this thread.

its not often that such perfect real life examples fall in place so well.

so this country is going to shit because americans want real change and aren't into enough conspiracy theories?

if you want to know what i am talking about, feel free to review the thread.

I do. Much like Icarus flying to high and falling to earth for his folly. I doubt I'll be come a mason if I chose my current path, but if for some crazy reason it happened...It would be totally worth it to me.

Parson, don't be too harsh on the boy, he is from North Carolina after all...

the only thing i know about north carolina is that they twirl their t-shirts around over their heads (like a helicopter). beyond that, my best guess is they're all like pompende.

Parson wrote:if you want to know what i am talking about, feel free to review the thread.

omfg...you're nothing but a coputer program designed to piss me off and distract me from real issues!
of course... your rhetoric is vacuous because it exists only to inspire extreme responses...well played.

real issues! like obama!

Parson wrote:the only thing i know about north carolina is that they twirl their t-shirts around over their heads (like a helicopter). beyond that, my best guess is they're all like pompende.

on that note, I bit you all goodnight. I must work on some music with a smile on my face.