IRONY!??!??

[T-Bone]

http://youtu.be/NCW9-MglCsw

 

[JrChurch]

If you got the love of the Spirit, it's ok to hate haters.  Got it.

I have trouble keeping up with all the new rules. 

 

[T-Bone]

If you got the love of the Spirit, it's ok to hate haters.  Got it.

I have trouble keeping up with all the new rules.

Thanks, I too have trouble with the new rules, as much as I did the old ones.  I am clear now...well maybe!

 

[Reformed Guy]

Meet the new boss,

Same as the old boss...

 

[subllibrm]

I don't get that at all. 

 

[Reformed Guy]

I don't get that at all. 

If you're referring to my mindless ramblings, that's a line from the Who's "Won't be Fooled Again"- just the first thing that popped into my mind. 

If you're referring to the twerp in the video, I'm sorry but I can't help you there....

All I can say is the the twerp is every bit the egomaniac as any of his "haters."

 

[The Rogue Tomato]

 

[Ransom]

Hey Furtick:

 

[ALAYMAN]

creepy



the good news is that Vanilla Ice now has some competition.

 

[Ransom]

the good news is that Vanilla Ice now has some competition.

He's cookin' MCs like a pound of bacon!

 

[BandGuy]

Rob Bell?

 

[OZZY]

Furtick the heretic gotta
love em!!!

 

[Patebald]

That was ridiculous. No doubt we all have things we look back on and say "WHAT A TERRIBLE IDEA"

 

[ALAYMAN]

the good news is that Vanilla Ice now has some competition.

He's cookin' MCs like a pound of bacon!

Check out the hook while DJ revolves it!



<boom-boom-boom-ba-duh-duh-duh...>



I think I just threw up a little in the back of my mouth.

 

[T-Bone]

That was ridiculous. No doubt we all have things we look back on and say "WHAT A TERRIBLE IDEA"

Indeed...I know I have.  Let's hope he has enough wisdom to recognize such.

 

[The Rogue Tomato]

I must admit Tony Campolo, as much as I disagree with just about everything he says, handled this subject much better.  It's been almost 30 years so I can't remember much about his speech, but he got you all built up to hate on stuck-up yuppies (and he drew me right in, because I was very anti-yuppie at the time) ... and then turned it around and made you realize how prejudiced that attitude is. 

 

[rsc2a]

I must admit Tony Campolo, as much as I disagree with just about everything he says, handled this subject much better.  It's been almost 30 years so I can't remember much about his speech, but he got you all built up to hate on stuck-up yuppies (and he drew me right in, because I was very anti-yuppie at the time) ... and then turned it around and made you realize how prejudiced that attitude is.

My personal favorite of Campolo's was his introduction detailing how 30,000 kids died of starvation or malnourishment while we slept last night.

 

[subllibrm]

I must admit Tony Campolo, as much as I disagree with just about everything he says, handled this subject much better.  It's been almost 30 years so I can't remember much about his speech, but he got you all built up to hate on stuck-up yuppies (and he drew me right in, because I was very anti-yuppie at the time) ... and then turned it around and made you realize how prejudiced that attitude is.

My personal favorite of Campolo's was his introduction detailing how 30,000 kids died of starvation or malnourishment while we slept last night.

And you don't give a ...... !


Cutting edge at the time. Too many wannabes out there now trying to catch that lightning in a new bottle. Tis the source of all the "relevant" coarseness theses days IMO.

 

[rsc2a]

I must admit Tony Campolo, as much as I disagree with just about everything he says, handled this subject much better.  It's been almost 30 years so I can't remember much about his speech, but he got you all built up to hate on stuck-up yuppies (and he drew me right in, because I was very anti-yuppie at the time) ... and then turned it around and made you realize how prejudiced that attitude is.

My personal favorite of Campolo's was his introduction detailing how 30,000 kids died of starvation or malnourishment while we slept last night.

And you don't give a ...... !


Cutting edge at the time. Too many wannabes out there now trying to catch that lightning in a new bottle. Tis the source of all the "relevant" coarseness theses days IMO.

Are you deliberately making his point for him?

 

[subllibrm]

I must admit Tony Campolo, as much as I disagree with just about everything he says, handled this subject much better.  It's been almost 30 years so I can't remember much about his speech, but he got you all built up to hate on stuck-up yuppies (and he drew me right in, because I was very anti-yuppie at the time) ... and then turned it around and made you realize how prejudiced that attitude is.

My personal favorite of Campolo's was his introduction detailing how 30,000 kids died of starvation or malnourishment while we slept last night.

And you don't give a ...... !


Cutting edge at the time. Too many wannabes out there now trying to catch that lightning in a new bottle. Tis the source of all the "relevant" coarseness theses days IMO.

Are you deliberately making his point for him?

I felt he had a valid point. I don't believe that every preacher needs to use coarse language to make a point that has been made (famously BTW) or emulate that technique. Put another way, tossing in the "surprise" potty mouth words doesn't come across as cutting edge or relevant, it sounds desperate and trite.