doing research..

[Rebel7]

Nope that one is Australian, I did share him with the world... but some people got a little bit green with envy or jealousy (or both) and since then I am totally forbidden by my God and husband to socially share him (since I want to continue to pray his ass and love his wisdom (pfff :rofl: uh wisdom) for a very very long time to come I respect and apply his wish)... privately it's another story.

That kind of greenness is in human nature..that's why along the same line you may hear things like "my church...your church..." within the same religion - sheer absurdity! Very few actually make the effort to resist the temptation of jealousy. it's better not to give in to such attitude leave it to the people concerned to better themselves, but in no way can one imply to be better than them- that would be hypocrisy.

oh and that song is very catchy lol

 

[SimplyJakeAndAlex]

That kind of greenness is in human nature..that's why along the same line you may hear things like "my church...your church..." within the same religion - sheer absurdity! Very few actually make the effort to resist the temptation of jealousy. it's better not to give in to such attitude leave it to the people concerned to better themselves, but in no way can one imply to be better than them- that would be hypocrisy.

oh and that song is very catchy lol

Yeah well we know about the greeness, it's like people believe Alex to be too cute for me and vice and versa in some occasions. Well the dude had other bf before me (not many because I did got him he was 19 years old after all ), and they were perhaps in the line of Lachowsky but never did any made him happy. I succeed with Alex where many have failed, I've got his trust that I don't just like him because he's a beautiful piece of meat, but mostly that I want that same piece of meat again and again and again and I never got tired of it and still not, older he gets better he taste (he's one fine vintage) .

Yes the song is indeed very catchy, that is Soeur Sourire (Smiling nun) whom this one hit song even dethrone Elvis when it got out. And I do remember singing it in Sunday school. It's one of those darn viral song that stick to you like a bad cough . I sing it to our little Jasmine while Alex play guitar and it always always put her to sleep. Praise Soeur Sourire for that :rofl:, now that would have been nice if she would have come with a song to prevent that little poop machine to reach the diaper limit of 35 pounds in one day, I'll built a statue of her )

 

[Shadow]

I growed up and live in porobably most atheistic society on the World. And I'm glad about it. Althought I'm not total atheist cos when I have any problems that I can't solve by myself I allways hope for some higher power to help me. So I would say I'm agnostic too. But I really can't stand all these Bishops, Cardinals and Pope who is nonstop moralising about things which absoletely aren't their bussiness and They absolutely don't understand it neither want to understand it.

When I told the people of Northern Ireland that I was an atheist, a woman in the audience stood up and said, 'Yes, but is it the God of the Catholics or the God of the Protestants in whom you don't believe?
Quentin Crisp

 

[Rebel7]

Yes the song is indeed very catchy, that is Soeur Sourire (Smiling nun) whom this one hit song even dethrone Elvis when it got out. And I do remember singing it in Sunday school. It's one of those darn viral song that stick to you like a bad cough . I sing it to our little Jasmine while Alex play guitar and it always always put her to sleep. Praise Soeur Sourire for that :rofl:, now that would have been nice if she would have come with a song to prevent that little poop machine to reach the diaper limit of 35 pounds in one day, I'll built a statue of her )

Its already sticking with me nice song to sing while hiking

 

[bigsal]

When the need for illusion is deep, most of our brain is used to not understand.

Agnostic and man of science.

 

[slimjim]

Well I'm an insomniac agnostic dyslexic....




........... I lay awake at night wondering if there really is a dog !

 

[Urban]

there's a saint at every corner in Quebec

So Jake, are you from Quebec Province or City? I've been to Quebec City three times & traveled a bit through the countryside on one of the visits. I love it there! The Old City is one of my favorite spots in all of the USA & Canada.

Of course Montreal is fantastic also, but Quebec City is a very special place.

 

[SimplyJakeAndAlex]

So Jake, are you from Quebec Province or City? I've been to Quebec City three times & traveled a bit through the countryside on one of the visits. I love it there! The Old City is one of my favorite spots in all of the USA & Canada.

Of course Montreal is fantastic also, but Quebec City is a very special place.

I am in fact from the little village of my ass, way up north in Quebec, if you know where James Bay is in Quebec you would know where I was raised four 13 years, we are at 2 hours from the doors of James Bay and James Bay is the north entrance of Quebec to get to the North Pole (yes my friend) a black dude coming from the sun living in winter wonderland. But I also traveled a lot as a kid because I was following my dad when he was assigned to work in foreign countries such as Kenya, Mali, Angola, Sierra Leone, Vietnam, Peru, Guatemala, Dominican Republic (my other half of my origin, yes I'm half latino) and many other places.I moved to Montreal after my first girlfriend died of a car accident and went on mission by myself to Guajiros south of Maracaibo in Venezuela to help built a stair by the mountain so the people could get down... I met the mother of my daughter there.

Afterward I entered University and participated in a program that would sent me for a 2 years in France for diplomatic studies at la Sorbonne.

No never lived in Quebec City but just like you I love that city and beside my family has the ancestral Manor by the shore of St-Laurence River, you love Quebec City because THIS is indeed the oldest city in Canada after Tadoussac and it's older than New Amsterdam (New York) by exactly 17 years and it kept the old European style of narrow streets and old European houses.



This is our Family Manor as it looks today with the main house (used to be more larger with 2 additional buildings which have been tear down a 100 years ago) that is about 225 years old, my great aunt still lives in it.

Quebec City holds the history of Canada and that is why this city is so magical. I brought Alex to sleep 2 nights in the house and he never slept so well and there's plenty of hidden places to fuck and never be caught :rofl:

 

[Urban]

This is our Family Manor as it looks today with the main house (used to be more larger with 2 additional buildings which have been tear down a 100 years ago) that is about 225 years old, my great aunt still lives in it.

Sorry to take this thread off its line of thought, but all that you said above is very interesting, and the house is absolutely amazing!

Thanks for all that.

PS I'm from Pennsylvania USA, and I LOVE Canada!