how do feel about "goodbye" and language in general?

[wargamer44]

Of course I will never use the common Hebe words now. even though I've said "schmo" quite a bit but no more .... but what about xtian constructs?
"Bloody" this bloody that is formed from "by the love of our lady" (the queen) or something close to that.

Similarly, "good-bye" is derived from "god be with ye "... and was created by xtians. We here hold symbolism dear. So to me this does seem appropriate to think about. If it's a stupid thing to even think about just tell me. Lol. -- Jeff

 

[Light Yagami]

Hehe, this reminds me of another conversation we had about the word "angels" and how it is so common to be used in a "good" way etc.In the end what matters is in your heart. I personally do not like using christian words with the christian meanings (like 'angels' 'devil' etc) so I avoid them, but I didn't really know about "goodbye". It still doesn't matter though. It's not like you're saying this word while having that specific meaning in mind.

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Θέμα: [JoyofSatan666] how do feel about "goodbye" and language in general?

  Of course I will never use the common Hebe words now. even though I've said "schmo" quite a bit but no more .... but what about xtian constructs?
"Bloody" this bloody that is formed from "by the love of our lady" (the queen) or something close to that.

Similarly, "good-bye" is derived from "god be with ye "... and was created by xtians. We here hold symbolism dear. So to me this does seem appropriate to think about. If it's a stupid thing to even think about just tell me. Lol. -- Jeff

 

[Michael1]

Say, 'farewell'.

Hail Satan.

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "wargamer44" wrote:

Of course I will never use the common Hebe words now. even though I've said "schmo" quite a bit but no more .... but what about xtian constructs?
"Bloody" this bloody that is formed from "by the love of our lady" (the queen) or something close to that.

Similarly, "good-bye" is derived from "god be with ye "... and was created by xtians. We here hold symbolism dear. So to me this does seem appropriate to think about. If it's a stupid thing to even think about just tell me. Lol. -- Jeff

 

[Adan Ochoa]

good point brothers!
I hadn't thought about that 'good bye'. I'll use farewell instead, I like it better though.
From: Michael <wolfhelm_ceallaigh@...
To: [email protected]
Sent: Thu, January 31, 2013 9:28:31 AM
Subject: [JoyofSatan666] Re: how do feel about "goodbye" and language in general?

  Say, 'farewell'.

Hail Satan.

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "wargamer44" wrote:

Of course I will never use the common Hebe words now. even though I've said "schmo" quite a bit but no more .... but what about xtian constructs?
"Bloody" this bloody that is formed from "by the love of our lady" (the queen) or something close to that.

Similarly, "good-bye" is derived from "god be with ye "... and was created by xtians. We here hold symbolism dear. So to me this does seem appropriate to think about. If it's a stupid thing to even think about just tell me. Lol. -- Jeff

 

[keeperofstone]

Don't get hung up on the G word. Just realize when someone uses it, it usually means to them their little "g"; a nothing. When we use the big G word: God = Satan. Just put it into a correct context. When I say Goodbye; I am saying Satan be with you.

Hail Satan

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], Adan Ochoa wrote:

good point brothers!

I hadn't thought about that 'good bye'. I'll use farewell instead, I like it
better though.



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From: Michael
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Sent: Thu, January 31, 2013 9:28:31 AM
Subject: [JoyofSatan666] Re: how do feel about "goodbye" and language in
general?


Say, 'farewell'.

Hail Satan.

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "wargamer44" wrote:

Of course I will never use the common Hebe words now. even though I've said
"schmo" quite a bit but no more .... but what about xtian constructs?
"Bloody" this bloody that is formed from "by the love of our lady" (the queen)
or something close to that.

Similarly, "good-bye" is derived from "god be with ye "... and was created by
xtians. We here hold symbolism dear. So to me this does seem appropriate to
think about. If it's a stupid thing to even think about just tell me. Lol. --
Jeff