More weird goings on over at the MadPriest blog. First, some woman has gone totally overboard on her comments. They(her comments)reflect the most fawning, subservient, attitude that can be found. It's hard to tell what the lady wants---she swoons with delight just to be 'connected' with the MP blog. Incredible!!
The other followers---at least some---continue to promise MONEY--yes, MONEY to make it possible for MP to continue his effort to avoid ANY type of employment. He wants to count sitting at his computer and appealing for MONEY as "working." Sure, it's crazy, But his "enablers" apparently feel that they owe MONEY to people who refuse to work. It's amazing.
Wednesday, January 5, 2011
Saturday, January 1, 2011
Ladies waiting
Busy with bowl games. But must comment on the latest MadPriest thing. He continues to run the greatest scam game on the net. He already has a couple of ladies desperate to get him. Not for anything physical.But for male dominance.For the new lady, I'm sure MP eyes show dollar signs at the least. It is encouraging that one of his disciples is finally beginning to see the 'light.'
More later. Got to get back to football.
More later. Got to get back to football.
Friday, December 24, 2010
Enablers
My mother-in-law came from a wealthy family in Pittsburg. Her family had a striking home in Pittsburg and vacation home in Puerto Rico. She attended Finch college in New York City; and was a well known model in NYC. But her father lost 'it' all in the Great Depression.
But all was not lost. She married a successful attorney who in a few years became the general counsel for one of the largest oil company's in the US.
Her demon was alcohol. She was an alcoholic for years, until her death from too much drinking.
Her family took her, against her will, to psyciatrists and she spent a good deal of time in hospital mental wards. Her mental health doctors were unamimous in urging her family not to be what they called "enablers." "Enablers" were members of her family who justified her drinking and told her that her near paranoid attitude was OK.
So my point.. In the blog world there is a man of the cloth who delights in his misery. And his blog is nothing more than an army of enablers. These enablers lavish the man with justification for his battle with the demons of the world. The world is mistreating him, the enablers assure him. THEY THINK THEY ARE HELPING this man. BUT in their efforts they are simply enabling him to continue his unhealthy mental outlook.
This man of the cloth is being urged on by those who assure him he is justified in thinking the 'world' has picked him out for a bad deal. These people say they are helping this man. Apparently they do not see what they are doing.
But all was not lost. She married a successful attorney who in a few years became the general counsel for one of the largest oil company's in the US.
Her demon was alcohol. She was an alcoholic for years, until her death from too much drinking.
Her family took her, against her will, to psyciatrists and she spent a good deal of time in hospital mental wards. Her mental health doctors were unamimous in urging her family not to be what they called "enablers." "Enablers" were members of her family who justified her drinking and told her that her near paranoid attitude was OK.
So my point.. In the blog world there is a man of the cloth who delights in his misery. And his blog is nothing more than an army of enablers. These enablers lavish the man with justification for his battle with the demons of the world. The world is mistreating him, the enablers assure him. THEY THINK THEY ARE HELPING this man. BUT in their efforts they are simply enabling him to continue his unhealthy mental outlook.
This man of the cloth is being urged on by those who assure him he is justified in thinking the 'world' has picked him out for a bad deal. These people say they are helping this man. Apparently they do not see what they are doing.
Monday, December 20, 2010
Amazing "Grace."
Amazing, Amazing!!!! The blog world's greatest scam artist is at it again. MadPriest has announced that if he can collect 1000 dollars from other blogers he will seek employment!! Yah, that's right. Send me enough money ,he writes, and I might get off my can and seek employment. Of course the money goes to me, he writes, for my personal living expenses, vations, booze etc.
MP even outdoes the worst of the TV 'preachers.' The TV prerachers have some kind of code as to how contribution will be used.
But it should be noted that some of his 'disciples' DO send money.
Sure it's amazing. Oral Roberts said send me money or God will kill me. MP says send me money and I might look for a job. Very strange. But as MP knows there are plenty of suckers out there. From , maybe, a mature (old) lady in the deep south to IT and friends of Jake??? Oh my!!
MP even outdoes the worst of the TV 'preachers.' The TV prerachers have some kind of code as to how contribution will be used.
But it should be noted that some of his 'disciples' DO send money.
Sure it's amazing. Oral Roberts said send me money or God will kill me. MP says send me money and I might look for a job. Very strange. But as MP knows there are plenty of suckers out there. From , maybe, a mature (old) lady in the deep south to IT and friends of Jake??? Oh my!!
Thursday, December 2, 2010
Flop and freeloader.
There is a flop of a priest in England. This priest can't find a job. No one will hire him. If you check his blog you'll see why. Apparently he has some supporters in the U.S. Like an old lady in Louisiana who damns any English vestry that recognizes a weirdo when they see one, and thus do not want this clergyman anywhere near their parish.
My own opinion is that he really doesn't want a job. I think he loves his welfare status. Freeloading is his life. Good luck.
My own opinion is that he really doesn't want a job. I think he loves his welfare status. Freeloading is his life. Good luck.
Friday, November 12, 2010
Support me; I don't want to work!
A lot of people are unemployed today. And many others have jobs that pay so little they must watch every penny.Or whatever coin your country uses. But there is hope.
An English preacher, joined now by an American lady, have found a solution----well, maybe.
Their solution is to set up a blog, sit at home in front of your computer, and have others support your life style. That's right. 'I don't want to take a possibly poor paying job, (they imply,) so you folks out there open your wallets and purses and send me money.' And hey it works. And there's the rub. What these blog scam artist say is: 'Cut back on your church giving; cut back on your gifts to charity and send us your money.' Sure it's breathaking, but hell it may work , and if you will send me money, they say, I'll keep making wisecracks on my blog---and I'll never have to find a job.
Sure I'm hard on these 'artists.'' But I'm more critical of the folks who encourage these 'artist' not to work; and instead expect others to support them. Shame on the parasites; and on those who encourage them. Hey, and they do this all in the name of Christ. What a sham!!!
An English preacher, joined now by an American lady, have found a solution----well, maybe.
Their solution is to set up a blog, sit at home in front of your computer, and have others support your life style. That's right. 'I don't want to take a possibly poor paying job, (they imply,) so you folks out there open your wallets and purses and send me money.' And hey it works. And there's the rub. What these blog scam artist say is: 'Cut back on your church giving; cut back on your gifts to charity and send us your money.' Sure it's breathaking, but hell it may work , and if you will send me money, they say, I'll keep making wisecracks on my blog---and I'll never have to find a job.
Sure I'm hard on these 'artists.'' But I'm more critical of the folks who encourage these 'artist' not to work; and instead expect others to support them. Shame on the parasites; and on those who encourage them. Hey, and they do this all in the name of Christ. What a sham!!!
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Two Roads
I've been married to the same women for many decades. My wife and I have always had some disagreements on religion, politics, best parenting strategies and on and on.
And the same with friends of many years. Sure, we disagree on certain matters, but they are still friends.
I've belonged to political parties, organizations over the years, none of which act exactly as I would like.
Oh, yes, religion. I was Anglican most of my life, but now I am RC. Why? Direct message from any of the Trinty telling me to be RC. Well, No. All of my immediate family are RC; my grand kids are altar boys; they go to a RC school.
If I could find a religion that fits EXACTLY with every belief I have, I would certainly join.
But I haven't found such religion.
My church--RC--is totally out of it on women's issues. And, on sex, the RC position is utterly laughable.
But as I look at other religions, I am like everbody I know. Even fundamentalist I've known have points of disagreements with that posture.
But there is a difference between RC and Anglicans---in methods. RCs, at least in these days, and as I know the laity (and even sometimes clergy) pay very little attention to the hierarchy; and the higher you go 'up' from parish priest to B16---the higher you go, the laity pay less and less attention. The bishop in our diocese is--I hate to say it--really out of it. He is frantic to convince the faithful that clergy are really what the Church is all about. The RCs I know regard our Bishop as--well- a kind of boring old reactionary..
And the Anglicans. Coming from the higher spheres money-wise and socially, they all insist that the Anglican 'church' should think and do exactly as they want, or they will leave and start a new church. The " liberal"Anglicans, as do the "conservatives" go absolutely insane in everything doesn't go their way.
Anglican "liberals"(including priests) make a living screeching about "The Covenant." Attacking the Covenant makes life worthwhile for "liberal" bloggers, for example. Going wild over the Covenant is not exactly the same as lovemaking, but it'll do.
So, take your choice. Stay 'in' and work for reform, or quit and form your own congregation. Good luck.
And the same with friends of many years. Sure, we disagree on certain matters, but they are still friends.
I've belonged to political parties, organizations over the years, none of which act exactly as I would like.
Oh, yes, religion. I was Anglican most of my life, but now I am RC. Why? Direct message from any of the Trinty telling me to be RC. Well, No. All of my immediate family are RC; my grand kids are altar boys; they go to a RC school.
If I could find a religion that fits EXACTLY with every belief I have, I would certainly join.
But I haven't found such religion.
My church--RC--is totally out of it on women's issues. And, on sex, the RC position is utterly laughable.
But as I look at other religions, I am like everbody I know. Even fundamentalist I've known have points of disagreements with that posture.
But there is a difference between RC and Anglicans---in methods. RCs, at least in these days, and as I know the laity (and even sometimes clergy) pay very little attention to the hierarchy; and the higher you go 'up' from parish priest to B16---the higher you go, the laity pay less and less attention. The bishop in our diocese is--I hate to say it--really out of it. He is frantic to convince the faithful that clergy are really what the Church is all about. The RCs I know regard our Bishop as--well- a kind of boring old reactionary..
And the Anglicans. Coming from the higher spheres money-wise and socially, they all insist that the Anglican 'church' should think and do exactly as they want, or they will leave and start a new church. The " liberal"Anglicans, as do the "conservatives" go absolutely insane in everything doesn't go their way.
Anglican "liberals"(including priests) make a living screeching about "The Covenant." Attacking the Covenant makes life worthwhile for "liberal" bloggers, for example. Going wild over the Covenant is not exactly the same as lovemaking, but it'll do.
So, take your choice. Stay 'in' and work for reform, or quit and form your own congregation. Good luck.
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