Yes, he who posted such loving, Christian, tolerant comments on my post, Show and Tell #2 Home town. He who threatened to set the FBI on my ass? (Well that WAS funny).
I think so. Hmm, he sure looks mean enough. Then again, he looks old, I expected him to be about 12 years old to be honest.
Urban_Underclass,
ReplyDeleteMe thinks him to be Irish, too, according to the photo.
I laugh, because I, too, have said, "I'm goinna kill that guy!" before. It would have been impossible to do with 5 cops outside my door and me with no weapon to speak of, except my skinny, little body. I was flat-out serious at the time, though.
May the walk of the lamb, the call of the wolf and the step of The Incredible Hulk be with you, oh young one...younger than me. ;)
Ann
Yeah, he has a really Irish name too. But there are plenty of Irish bigots, believe me.
ReplyDeleteRory
And where in the world did rory come to the absolute notion that he has indentified the Anonymous Amillennialist, to the point where you actually name an unknown in Chino, California?
ReplyDeleteGo fill yer Bong-Pipe, again, for more imaginative fantasies...in Technicolor, Rory!
reb
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Reb,
ReplyDeleteWell, I have known for a while that he was in Chino Hills, just as I know your ISP is in Harriman, Tennessee. Lately he has started to sign his lovely comments Hugh Fitzgerald so I knew his name. A few seconds on a search engine and I came up with a picture from some lovely site called something like Jihad Watch. I figured that I had my man.
Just gotta get in touch with my buddies in the Whether Underground now...(that's a joke, deliberate misspelling, please don't call the CIA...I'm too pretty for Guantanimo Bay...help...)
Rory
Reb,
ReplyDeleteJust to let you know that I'm hitting the whiskey this evening so expect the comments to be pretty robust.
Rory
Whether Underground hate me, cuz I'm a girl.
ReplyDeleteWhether Underground hate me 'cause I thought Edridge Cleaver was right on when he dissed Timothy Leary and Rosemany :-o
ReplyDeleteYou're so funny, Rory! I told my kids they could drop acid only if Timothy Leary would supervise. Don't think they followed my words on that one
ReplyDeleteMoonlite,
ReplyDeleteOh I'm having a good night! I made €40 busking in two hours, my new friend Mohamed is busting up SNAKEHUNTERS and Amillennialist on his blog Understanding Islam and you think I'm funny! All is well with the world.
Rory
that guy looks a bit like James Baker.
ReplyDeleteI had to google James Baker to see who he was and what he looks like, but yeah, he dose a bit.
ReplyDeleteRory,
ReplyDeleteIf this comment does not post, I will not be back. Yesterday, I inquired how you came across the information regarding Amillenialist's identity. I visited his website only for the purpose of determining whether the author identifies himself which it appears he does not.
He he does, ignore the following. But he has sought the anonymity of a pseudonym, where do you get off publicly identifying him on-line?
The Loop Garoo Kid
TLGK,
ReplyDeleteHe identified himself signing several comments 'Hugh Fitzgerald' on the blog Understanding Islam.
Rory
You're certain it's the same guy?
ReplyDeleteTLGK
TLGK,
ReplyDeleteYeah, I am 100% certain,
Rory
TLGK,
ReplyDeleteWell, as sure as I am that you are in Colarado,
Rory
Rory,
ReplyDeleteThere must be ghosts in the cupboard. Quick! Get some incense and open the cupborad doors! Make the ghosts go away! They are bothering our good fellow, TLGK.
I'm okay though. Last night, my son and I heard a primitive styled pipe being played outside the window. Neither of us looked to find who was there. It's bad luck, we think, to know of the derivation.
Oh Colorada! The place of gold mines and corruption...in former days. ;)
By the by, do people think we are a closed community here on blogs of blogs? Oh, I gotta go. The kickstand of my bike is sinking in the mire.
Back to you Pablo Rory. (That is, if you are in the back country of Colorado).
Hi Moonlite,
ReplyDeletePoor old TLGK, I saw you roasting him on PP. Oh well, he asked for it.
Meanwhile on Understanding Islam Snakehunters and Mohmamed are discussing weather or not the prophet Muhammed split the moon in two.
Strange blog-o-sphere.
I think blog of blogs is kind of insular, but I use it as a kind of homepage, where I can keep track of the various blogs I follow. And put stuff up I like to look at or listen to.
There are enough opinion based blogs out there in my opinion. Ha Ha.
Rory
Ha-Ha, Rory of The Isle.
ReplyDeletemmm
ReplyDeleteActually, I don't care so much who is that anonymous guy "Amillenialist"!! All what I know -and do care for- is that he's so fanatic to discuss with. He was cutting Qur'anic verses into halfs to twist them out of their meanings. Take that example to get my point;
He stated verse 42:40 that way;
"The recompense for an injury is an injury equal thereto (in degree) .." claiming that Islam supports taking revenge.
When the complete verse says;
"The recompense for an injury is an injury equal thereto (in degree): but if a person forgives and makes reconciliation, his reward is due from Allah. for ((Allah)) loveth not those who do wrong. "
The verse says it's just to repel injury by an equal injury, BUT a better thing and a thing that Allah loves is to forgive and reconciliate. It's exactly the opposing meaning.
I think it's too hard to convince such person, even I stated hundreds of evidences and explanations.
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Rory,
Splitting the moon was a miracle. It's like the miracles that prophet Jesus could make by the help of God; transforming clay into doves, healing the ill people, resurrection of the dead, etc. They are all miracles that are shown on the hands of God's prophets to convince people that they are sent from God.
Some would say; how would something un-normal like that wasn't witnessed?
First, when earth is round, then not all regions will see what a specific region sees in space. A solar eclipse is a simple example, in some regions it's full, and in other regions it's partial, rest of earth can't see it. (In April, 2006, there were a sun eclipse in Egypt which I recorded by my camera. It was full in the West of Egypt, but in Tanta, my city to the East, it was partial. Not all countries could see it.)
Second, it was witnessed by Arabian caravans who were in the desert heading to Mecca.
Third, it's believed to be witnessed by an Indian King, Chakrawati Farmas.
Regards,
Mohamed
Mohamed,
ReplyDeleteI am sure this is the Amillennialist, he has not denied it. If I were in doubt I would not have posted it.
I posted it as a warning that while I do not moderate comments on this blog, people who comment do so at their own risk.
No one else who ever commented on this blog ever behaved like him. I really thought he was a small child at first. A small child who had his toy taken away (because I said you won the debate). If he were a small child I would have had some sympathy.
As for the miracle of the moon. I never heard of it until you mentioned it recently on Snakehunter's or your own blog, I am not sure which.
I do not doubt miracles, indeed I sometimes feel that very small miracles happen in my life. God is either everything or nothing, there is no middle ground. So if there is a God, he can do anything he likes with the universe.
Rory
Rory,
ReplyDeleteIf you were at least sincere, I would have some sympathy for you, but you are not.
Where am I now, Kansas? Indiana? When I visited your site a while back from Germany and Denmark, did you remove your post, or append it with an "Oops, I didn't know what I was talking about?"
What's my IP address now? I told you it was dynamic, but you persist in "I'm sure . . . he hasn't denied it!"
So, are you still eating babies? You haven't denied it.
See how stupid that is? Where is your honor?
I did not "sign" my posts at Mohamed's as "Hugh Fitzgerald," I quoted him.
Though not a bad-looking fellow, your photograph is clearly not of me.
Don't you have even a modicum of intellectual integrity?
Amillennialist
By the way, how does it feel to throw your lot in with the genocidal pedophile Muhammad?
Have you found out what "dhimmi" means yet, or are you still playing the Useful Idiot for Allah?
Amillennialist,
ReplyDeleteI know you are (or were at the time of this post) in Chino Hills, California (not Istanbul as you bizarrely pretend). My tracker is there in the open, anyone can change their location or make themselves invisible to it. It just gives me a rough idea from where people are hitting the blog. I've been off line a few days and it's nice to see I've had people from America, Ireland, Pakistan, Egypt. Very interesting.
I am not a Muslim, but I think it disgusting the way you keep associating the religion with pedophilia. I don't care what the ancient histories say, that was a totally different time and culture, even if it is true. It's hard to find the truth about things that happened 100 years ago, let alone 1400 years ago.
I am interested in the here and now.
Rory