Posts from Sacred Haven of Debauchery

okay, I'll go ride some horses.

LOL, that's cool :). It's a pity that such intelligent people end up becoming alcoholics... :(
As for God... I think my position is excellent: if there is hell on the other side, it's better to live a righteous life, and if there isn't... then what difference does it make? You can still live according to the commandments and not worry about whether God exists or not... After death, it will all be the same anyway...

I was coming back from a birthday party at the MSU dormitory. I couldn't sleep at night, so I almost fell asleep on the way home. The fact that they ended up in a bad situation doesn't make them honorable.
Yes, he's well-read. He touched upon issues of politics, religion, philosophy, and art. Oh! And also history.)

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It's not that people who think get addicted to alcohol; it's that people who are addicted to alcohol think they are thinking.) Did I forget to mention that he said some rather silly things about all of this?)

Did I forget to mention that he said some rather silly things about all of this?

What specifically?

Good morning, has everyone already dyed their eggs and indulged in delicious Easter cakes with holy, blessed coffee?
I haven't yet and I'm wondering whether to buy a cake or not. There's nothing particularly special about it, don't you think?

Alcoholics are a nuisance; for the most part, they spout nonsense, thinking they're sharing very wise and insightful ideas that could change the world. And everyone else is too stupid to listen... oh dear...

Alcoholics are a problem; for the most part, they spout nonsense, thinking that they are sharing very intelligent and insightful ideas that can change the world. And everyone else is too stupid to listen... oh dear...

Come on, almost all pop stars are the same. And there are a huge number of people like that in general.

However, the Drunk faction is clearly distinct from all the others; each drunk is a degenerate human who has realized that the only purpose it serves is to cause trouble.

In Russia, alcoholics often like to say that there is no such thing as a good morning. And even those who don't drink alcohol often repeat this, and you constantly hear it...

And it's not without reason that the Western stereotype arose that Russians always have red noses (and who knows if it's from the cold or from another shot of the traditional Russian drink - vodka) and that Russians always wear ushanka hats, even in summer. To be honest, after a good drink, you might not only put on an ushanka hat, and this is characteristic of any drunk person, isn't it?

There was a story about a weirdo in the Netherlands who received a Darwin Award. For what? For deciding to have a drink with his friend one evening. They both had a few too many, and an argument arose between them about who was cooler. One of them decided to move away from pointless chatter and prove his "coolness" with a concrete action, namely, he declared that he could cut off his finger. Which he immediately did with an axe when his friend doubted him. This act aroused fierce envy in the friend who was initially the subject of the story, and he decided that he would outdo his drinking buddy at all costs. He armed himself with a chainsaw and beheaded himself.

The moral of the story is up to you: either "drink less" or "don't try to be cooler than everyone else," or something else entirely:)

P.S. There is no single thought in this post; I just wrote down whatever came to mind

What do you think – are people considered “crazy” by society actually crazy, or are they truly capable of changing something in the world? (I’m not talking about alcoholics.)

Christ is risen!

He is risen indeed!

And by the way, maybe we should say "voskrese" in Old Church Slavonic?:rolleyes: Lizard thinks so))
I also remember a joke about Brezhnev, where they tell him - Christ is risen!, and he replies - "I've already been informed":o But I guess we shouldn't joke about Bright Easter and the church, don't you think?

What do you think, are crazy people really crazy, as society considers them, or can they actually change something in the world? (I'm not talking about alcoholics)

So you're pretending to be Raskolnikov? :D :smile04:

Exz, it seems you had a long conversation with him, considering you touched upon so many topics. Yes, it's interesting...

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Lizarde, you can joke, but don't overdo it, especially with someone who is not a believer, because a believer might get offended. IMHO.

I think you can say anything, because the right remains with me (you/him), but the point is that you say it at your own risk, because someone might be offended.

Sorry – I was disconnected from the internet yesterday:smile04:

But it seems to me that it’s better to live a long, happy life than to be a righteous person)) And besides, I am a Christian, but I find it hard to imagine life after death:smile04:

and do righteous people live short and unhappy lives?)) well
damn, forget about whether you believe it or not, you can and should be a good person anyway!) IMHO

I'm currently interested in a much more global question: Are we going to play?