~The Whore Thread~

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Just
remembered
There's
a
music
festival
today
:172:

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damnit!
I
suck
ass
:167:

[oFFseT]

word up to all da whores........

[oFFseT]

YOU SLUTS!! hahaha

[crtl.alt.del]

Not
literally
of
course!
:140:

[oFFseT]

no...not literally.....OBVIOUSLY not...:PartEkid:

[oFFseT]

wow...this thread is really long...i just looked into it!!

[oFFseT]

time to keep on posting!!!!!!!!!:tounge1:

[crtl.alt.del]

Hell
Ya!
Nothing
but
the
best
in
town
:y:

[oFFseT]

o fo sho

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It
is
long
2
long
2
even
read
:sweatin:

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unless
some1
has
the
patience
:154:

[oFFseT]

no patience for that length....:toasted:

[crookedking]

patience is a fine thing
i have read the whore thread a couple of times
it is boring though.

[mushmellow]

i could never read the whole fucking thing....hahaha...24 pages of useless nonsense....great

[mushmellow]

its almost as bad as the number thread...hahaha

[GiggleyGal]

It's a good way 2 waste time when you're bored. :D

[Dj Spill]

Originally posted by GiggleyGal:
^^This wuz some major whoring!! Good job! hehehe :D

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[crookedking]

i'm going to read that stuff on page forty five now.

[crookedking]

i wonder how one goes about brainwashing people into killing themselves.

Originally posted by Dj Spill:
God's Salvation Church (-) Not yet an official member of the Cults 'R Us Hit List, the God's Salvation Church has emerged in San Dimas, California as potentially suicidal sect eerily reminiscent to the Heaven's Gate cult. The Taiwan-based God's Salvation Church came to the attention of authorities on December 24, 1997, when Sheriff's detectives went to investigate a Taiwanese woman's claim that her teen-age daughter was kidnapped by her cult member uncle. While rescuing the girl at the church, detectives learned that the group was going to Garland, Texas, where they expect Christ to come down in a flying saucer to pick them up . Authorities also found neatly packed backpacks with matching white clothing and sneakers for the members to take in their heavenly rendevouz.

Already 140 followers of the church -- dressed in white and wearing sunglasses and white cowboy hats -- have left for Garland for the expected March 31 date with their maker. Though church members deny their intentions of commiting mass suicide, Taiwanese media reported last week that the group's leader, Hon-Ming Chen, was encouraging newcomers to kill themselves so their bodies could be picked up by flying saucers. Chen -- who believes the Bible got it all wrong -- decided to move his church to Garland early this summer because the name sounds like and means "God's Land." He also interprets promotional sky writings as signs from God especifically directed at him. The former Taiwanese sociology teacher did claim to be the father of Jesus Christ and that God will assume an identical body to his own at 10 a.m. on March 31.

On March 25 God's alleged TV appearance on Channel 18 at 12:01 failed to materialize. Instead, believers -- under the glare of worldwide media lights -- were treated to static instead of a broadcast heralding the second coming. Even in failure Mr. Chen -- in his signature hat and white clothing -- said his faith remains immutable. However, in a strangely non-apocalyptic manner, he asked others to stop believing his preachings. "Since God's appearance on television has not been realized, you can take what we have preached as nonsense. I would rather you don't believe what I say anymore."