Originally posted by BadwaterMaster you grace the forums with you're presence! i lost a game to Andrew Hamilton because the Gods were displeased, but after offering up some fresh incense we shall reap our rewards on the plains of Marathon, in the sight of mount Olympus, i have not forgotten my promise to make you a famous chess teacher!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tTjKWq9Gges
Originally posted by robbie carrobie😀😀😀
Master you grace the forums with you're presence! i lost a game to Andrew Hamilton because the Gods were displeased, but after offering up some fresh incense we shall reap our rewards on the plains of Marathon, in the sight of mount Olympus, i have not forgotten my promise to make you a famous chess teacher!
This is a calling to the Scheveningen warriors all around this site.
Brothers and Sisters that you bow to this noble Paulsen's cult
Raise, raise raise
And hunt down the miserable White 1.e4 woosies wi the noble 1. ...c5!
Now join arms and hail together bowing to our noble cult:
Tir nam Beann, nan Gaisgeach,
’s nan Gleann,
’S i Tir nan Gaisgeach a th’ann!
😵
Originally posted by buckkyA cult is any religion or faith that distorts, misrepresents, or otherwise fails to preach, teach, or practice the truth.
What is a cult ? When does a belief system turn into a cult ?
"When does a belief system turn into a cult?"
When refering to Christianity, an assembly of so called believers drift too far from core Biblical essential doctrine.
Otherwise they could simply be crazy! 🙄
Originally posted by black beetlei will now try to play Scheveningen in honour of the nobility of this post!, but it seems like the French defense in disguise! and what does this spattering of the language of the ancient Gaels purport to mean? is it a war cry as i suspect!🙄
This is a calling to the Scheveningen warriors all around this site.
Brothers and Sisters that you bow to this noble Paulsen's cult
Raise, raise raise
And hunt down the miserable White 1.e4 woosies wi the noble 1. ...c5!
Now join arms and hail together bowing to our noble cult:
Tir nam Beann, nan Gaisgeach,
’s nan Gleann,
’S i Tir nan Gaisgeach a th’ann!
😵
Originally posted by robbie carrobieA translation is:
i will now try to play Scheveningen in honour of the nobility of this post!, but it seems like the French defense in disguise! and what does this spattering of the language of the ancient Gaels purport to mean? is it a war cry as i suspect!🙄
"...And the Land of the Mountains, the Heroes, the Glens,
Such is the land of the Heroes."
They are the last two strophes of "Ar Tir" (Our Land), a poem written by Iain Rothach🙂
WARNING SIGNS YOU MIGHT BE INVOLVED WITH A CULT
Hypnosis
Inducing a state of high suggestibility by hypnosis, often thinly disguised as "relaxation" or "meditation".
Peer Group Pressure
Suppressing doubt and resistance to new ideas by exploiting the need to belong.
Love Bombing
Creating a sense of family and belonging through flattery.
Rejection of Old Values
Accelerating acceptance of new life style by constantly denouncing former values and beliefs.
Confusing Doctrine
Encouraging blind acceptance and rejection of logic through complex lectures on an incomprehensible doctrine.
Metacommunication
Implanting subliminal messages by stressing certain key words or phrases in long, confusing lectures.
Disinhibition
Encouraging child-like obedience by orchestrating child-like behaviour.
Uncompromising Rules
Inducing regression and disorientation by soliciting agreement to seemingly simple rules which regulate behaviour.
Chanting and Singing
Eliminanting non-cult ideas through group repetition of mind-narrowing chants or phrases.
Confession
Encouraging the destruction of individual ego through confession of personal weaknesses and innermost feelings of doubt.
Financial Commitment
Achieving increased dependence on the group by 'burning bridges' to the past, through the donation of assets.
Finger Pointing
Creating a false sense of righteousness by pointing to the shortcomings of the outside world and other cults.
Flaunting Hierarch
Promoting acceptance of cult authority by promising advancement, power and salvation.
No Questions
Accomplishing automatic acceptance of beliefs by discouraging questions.
Guilt
Reinforcing the need for 'salvation' by exaggerating the sins of the former lifestyles.
Fear
Maintaining loyalty and obedience to the group by threatening soul, life or limb for the slightest 'negative' thought, word or deed.[/b]