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Originally written by Lady Davida:

There's something that none of you have mentioned yet, though, about this parallel. If there is a God as I believe, a purely good entity, Shapers are not his equal. First, Shapers are more like scientists than gods - they create with research, magic, etc., and they, themselves, had to come into existance somehow. They were created. Subsets of God, maybe, but not God himself. Second, Shapers are obviously not purely good. That should be self-explanitory. To rebel against pure good is pure idiocy; to rebel against the Shapers, however, is another matter entirely.

DIOS/BSC (what do you want me to call you on Spiderweb?), your breakdown left out plenty of grey space. What about those, like me, who accept the divine, avoid the licking of testicles, go our own independant way, but allow God to guide us when he wants and work for him when possible? I wouldn't consider myself a fundie, but I wouldn't exactly consider myself an agnostic, either. There's plenty of space in between.

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Originally written by Lady Davida:

There's something that none of you have mentioned yet, though, about this parallel. If there is a God as I believe, a purely good entity, Shapers are not his equal. First, Shapers are more like scientists than gods - they create with research, magic, etc., and they, themselves, had to come into existance somehow. They were created. Subsets of God, maybe, but not God himself. Second, Shapers are obviously not purely good. That should be self-explanitory. To rebel against pure good is pure idiocy; to rebel against the Shapers, however, is another matter entirely.

DIOS/BSC (what do you want me to call you on Spiderweb?), your breakdown left out plenty of grey space. What about those, like me, who accept the divine, avoid the licking of testicles, go our own independant way, but allow God to guide us when he wants and work for him when possible? I wouldn't consider myself a fundie, but I wouldn't exactly consider myself an agnostic, either. There's plenty of space in between.

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Originally written by The Creator:

New designers tend to feel very protective of their work. Older designers realize this is just silly. I passworded Isle of Boredom, Ugantan Nightmare, and Deadly Goblins. I left To Live in Fear, Revenge, and Areni open.

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Originally written by Garrison:

...so I think he is just lazy.

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Originally written by The Great 4808:

It's not a tubgirl. It's a peice of computer graphics art depicting two ancient Greek ladies. It's one of Google's custom site titles that it puts up corresponding to a certain occasion or holiday. (Yes, this is for people who didn't know this, especially Stareye, who seemingly didn't click on the link to see exactly what it was before deleting it. No hard fellings though, hopefully.)

Oh, and those ladies are wearing lots more clothes than they would be in real ancient Greece. ;)

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Originally written by Secondary Account #3:

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Originally written by There is only love in my house:

But it hasn't been updated for two-three years or thereabouts.

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