It's a hard read. No straight narrative like the Bible.
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It's a hard read. No straight narrative like the Bible.
exactly, and both books claims to have the right word, and both books are full of contradictions, so where is the truth?Quote:
Originally Posted by Prospero
maybe aswer is Buddha
I for one don't like to escort at all. Thats just me though and I have my reasons. Plus I have a 2nd job that pays well so there is no point for me, I can't put slept with people for money on a resume.
what other Job Tiffany? :geek:Quote:
Originally Posted by Tiffany Starr
I work for a company in boston. I also may be getting a new job as a hostess at foxwoods casino.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nikka
Ok so you're considering between Jeebus, He Whose Name Should Never be Insulted, and the Prince that Wasn't........... all claimed to have found/fed secrets from some higher power after experiencing some period where they question the meaning of life (sorta like what you're having). Note that when they experienced their epiphanies, it was usually alone with no witnesses around ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Nikka
So, why not cut out the middle-man entirely and look for your own truth. Maybe you will experience something far more profound than the three above. What makes them better than you?
wow cool Tiffany!Quote:
Originally Posted by Tiffany Starr
if in South America Casinos weren't be own and run by the Mafia I would have tried it :)
Nikka - I think the simple truth is that there is no simple truth. Those who seek simple answers may find something they can believe in. But truth: That's much more elusive. As runningdownthedream suggests you will find better answers by looking elsewhere.
I know Prospero, is a shame it took me so longQuote:
Originally Posted by Prospero
but not my fault I guess for a small town girl with big town dreaMS :D
Bet you stole a lot of hearts in that small town though....