Comments | silhouetteofyou: You are my reason for doing this. That's right, I act for my friends; I always have.

silhouetteofyou

You are my reason for doing this. That's right, I act for my friends; I always have.

Feb 28, 2005 13:55

I just wanted to thank everyone who voiced their support and/or commented on my last post with congratulations. You guys are too good to me, really, and each of you has a place to stay and a tour-guide if you're ever in the city. I'm not just saying that; I mean it, get in touch ( Read more... )

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lost_in_romance February 28 2005, 22:53:21 UTC

the catholic conscience=death to the enlightened soul

zenith270 March 1 2005, 01:15:48 UTC

lol wtf does that mean.

funnykid593 March 1 2005, 01:48:50 UTC

I think that the meaning of her statement is clear. You may not agree with the statement itself, but there's no need to attack it's clarity. She believes that "the catholic conscience" only serves to inhibit the thoughts and actions of an enlightened soul to the point of imposing an intangible but real death on it.

lost_in_romance March 1 2005, 02:26:56 UTC

i love you mendoza. in the vernacular for my friend up there, it means if i am enlightened in MY perception of right and wrong (however right and wrong it may be in itself) then that catholic conscience will most definitely be obliterated because, hell, who put them on the holier than thou side of the playing field?

...dont answer that

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Whoa whoa, now that's the end of that! silhouetteofyou March 1 2005, 03:45:54 UTC

Uh-oh, spaghettio.

Um ... hi guys? Let us have love in our hearts, shall we? And syrup in our words.

I think that being raised a Catholic, especially one educated in the parochial school system as I have been, undeniably helps to strengthen and make louder the conscience that is innate to us all. That process, and the Jiminy Cricket it births, is what I identify as my "Catholic conscience."

Is said conscience necessarily right or good? I don't know. I think having a formidable conscience, though, whatever it may tell you, is a sign of life, and is, in fact, a great thing ( ... )

Re: Whoa whoa, now that's the end of that! wiggidyweiner March 1 2005, 04:38:18 UTC

"Let us have love in our hearts, shall we? And syrup in our words."

Agreed.

Drinks are on me.

Re: Whoa whoa, now that's the end of that! silhouetteofyou March 1 2005, 05:57:49 UTC

Thank you, Mike.

Thankyouthankyouthankyou. I can always count on your wisdom and support.

I'll have a Kettle One and Tonic, if you will.

b0rkedmuppet March 4 2005, 06:09:58 UTC

well that started a nice little cat fight there...

"Leave it to the Catholics to destroy existence."
-Serendipity

stay awesome
-c

sicofitall May 2 2005, 23:36:39 UTC

"Oh well, I can't bake the cake and have a soulmate to eat it with, too."

i finally found one thought of yours that i disagree with

silhouetteofyou May 2 2005, 23:42:08 UTC

Mmm. Yummy.

sicofitall May 2 2005, 23:43:55 UTC

haha random

silhouetteofyou May 2 2005, 23:49:14 UTC

We're, like, having a conversation through LJ comments. How sweet is this?!

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