Yep. The bit was too long and it was all the same. The hovervan is noisy, sprays, and is difficult to drive.
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This whole thread is edgy. We should all be in coffee shops writing novels and wearing scarves.
To be fair you seem like an ungrateful bell-end.
Yep. That steering wheel sums up what could be seen as one of the last truly awful cars.
Doesn't Germany have some freaky adult shows? I'd drive really quickly to them.
Lol, excellent. This was pretty epic, but I think we're done here. Have a good one. Seriously, no ill-will, it's just internet banter. We all have differing views and I just like to argue online/be a troll on occasion.
Here's a tip for those having trouble doing a heel-toe downshift:
If you have a daughter, try not to drown her in a sack so you can try again for a son.
It's not a "good" Buddhism (you really have difficulty spelling), it's a "type" of Buddhism.
It's the displacement that matters, though.
Buddhism was around before, or at the same time as the formation of Taoism. You are just making stuff up now.
No, at its core Buddhism requires no mythology. Just like Taoism. You can ignore all the deity stuff in Taoism (as you have done) and just concentrate on the philosophy. You can do the same with Buddhism. Zen is not its own religion, it is simply a school that illustrates this point.
It is when she's a quadriplegic.
Pfft... this is unnecessary. Japanese women barely need bras.
And yet many Taoist's believe in them... strange.
You have no point. (Your having resorted to the f-bomb illustrates this.)
Yes, metaphors. Some people take it literally, I'm sure, just like some Christians think the world is 5000 years old. Just because some members of a religion do something does not make that the religion itself.
You may not be a Chinese nationalist, but it's clear that you were given a Chinese "education." Listening to you about Buddhism would be like listening to a North Korean about the United States. You've started with an incorrect knowledge base and have been force-fed certain things your entire life (we all have, to be…
Buddha didn't claim to be a god (specifically said that the existence of god/s was irrelevant because it doesn't affect anything), and Buddhists don't worship him as a god. He's seen as a revered teacher.