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Well here I am with a hundred posts. None of them amount to anything or are worth reading. Although they are still worth more than some of the others I read.

I probably won't get any better.

Ozzy is still ghey.
 
Why am I always ghey....I had a friend and I mean real friend in a guy named Darkness that used to post here and you remind me of him


Congrats on the 100 posts
 
Lol congrats here to the next hundred ������
 
100 posts saying little is much better than not posting at all, keep it up.
 
A hundred posts, Sweet! Reminds me of the time I got sloppy seconds and she (the hairdresser) was so loose I got in 100 strokes before she pushed me off! I didn't feel so bad though, it was after 3 hours, her roommate the nurse was first, and she did come back for seconds and thirds... Looking forward to your second and third (hundred;))!
 
What is all this talk about darkness. Who is this darkness fellow? Is he the one that ozzy has the crush on?

Sounds like a creepy dude
 
Darkness is the man within, the shadow of us all, the heat rising from the depth and representative of the refusal to submit! Needed like air we breathe and seethe!
 
Player said:
Well here I am with a hundred posts. None of them amount to anything or are worth reading. Although they are still worth more than some of the others I read.

I probably won't get any better.

Ozzy is still ghey.
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You may be ready for your first steroidz cycle.
 
Player said:
What is all this talk about darkness. Who is this darkness fellow? Is he the one that ozzy has the crush on?

Sounds like a creepy dude
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A legitimate homosexual. I wouldn't say it to his face though:chimney:
 
Darkneds is my herpes, I mean my hero. I'm patterning my later years off his earlier years. But only a player would understand that.
 
bufbiker said:
Darkneds is my herpes, I mean my hero. I'm patterning my later years off his earlier years. But only a player would understand that.
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I've done my research on this darkness fellow. I can see where his problems were. He was a living charactature of the demon within us all, the "it" that always whispers inside a man, always pushing for more of what we want, the lust of our lower natures, yet the feelings of the bare naked vulnerable human, yet only exposed to the One who would allow herself to be succumbed to being swallowed whole by Darkness , life, body, mind and soul. And delight in the taste of all that is live, lust, and darkness that can't be spoken, heard, or seen; only smelled, tasted, and felt by her soul. And love becomes one with the Darkness.

But yes that's some deep yet real shit reserved only for the ones who have the ability and williness to turn ones self over completely to it. So it's a good things darkness died, it's just too much.

Being a player is a reasonable half-assed compromise. May darkness remain but a memory...
 
Darkness is in us all. But most people allow sensibilities and conscience to hold the utter control of darkness at bay. Moral depravity leashed so to speak. And even when.light is allowed in, light always dispels the darkness, there are still those dark recesses of human nature that are lurking in the crevasses. It's not undiscovered darkness, but the same old darkness that once consumed our being. And for those once totally surrendered to the darkness, those who once lived without the restraints of conscience or fear of punishment, that darkness always remains. It may be held at bay through self control and even surrender to the light, but the memory of the thrill of the darkness always remains. And that is the battle we all face daily, the choice between the darkness and the light.
May we all find ourselves at the dawn of enlightenment rather than the dusk of absolute darkness. The struggle proves the light still lives. The surrender to darkness reveals a self-centered character.
At least that's my take.
 
bufbiker said:
Darkness is in us all. But most people allow sensibilities and conscience to hold the utter control of darkness at bay. Moral depravity leashed so to speak. And even when.light is allowed in, light always dispels the darkness, there are still those dark recesses of human nature that are lurking in the crevasses. It's not undiscovered darkness, but the same old darkness that once consumed our being. And for those once totally surrendered to the darkness, those who once lived without the restraints of conscience or fear of punishment, that darkness always remains. It may be held at bay through self control and even surrender to the light, but the memory of the thrill of the darkness always remains. And that is the battle we all face daily, the choice between the darkness and the light.
May we all find ourselves at the dawn of enlightenment rather than the dusk of absolute darkness. The struggle proves the light still lives. The surrender to darkness reveals a self-centered character.
At least that's my take.
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WOW!...........
 
bufbiker said:
Darkness is in us all. But most people allow sensibilities and conscience to hold the utter control of darkness at bay. Moral depravity leashed so to speak. And even when.light is allowed in, light always dispels the darkness, there are still those dark recesses of human nature that are lurking in the crevasses. It's not undiscovered darkness, but the same old darkness that once consumed our being. And for those once totally surrendered to the darkness, those who once lived without the restraints of conscience or fear of punishment, that darkness always remains. It may be held at bay through self control and even surrender to the light, but the memory of the thrill of the darkness always remains. And that is the battle we all face daily, the choice between the darkness and the light.
May we all find ourselves at the dawn of enlightenment rather than the dusk of absolute darkness. The struggle proves the light still lives. The surrender to darkness reveals a self-centered character.
At least that's my take.
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Yes. Very well said.
 
Player said:
Well here I am with a hundred posts. None of them amount to anything or are worth reading. Although they are still worth more than some of the others I read.

I probably won't get any better.

Ozzy is still ghey.
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Your posts are worth every penny :wiggle:
 
bufbiker said:
Darkness is in us all. But most people allow sensibilities and conscience to hold the utter control of darkness at bay. Moral depravity leashed so to speak. And even when.light is allowed in, light always dispels the darkness, there are still those dark recesses of human nature that are lurking in the crevasses. It's not undiscovered darkness, but the same old darkness that once consumed our being. And for those once totally surrendered to the darkness, those who once lived without the restraints of conscience or fear of punishment, that darkness always remains. It may be held at bay through self control and even surrender to the light, but the memory of the thrill of the darkness always remains. And that is the battle we all face daily, the choice between the darkness and the light.
May we all find ourselves at the dawn of enlightenment rather than the dusk of absolute darkness. The struggle proves the light still lives. The surrender to darkness reveals a self-centered character.
At least that's my take.
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Bravo! spot on and to the base......
 
some very wise souls here... Probably what kept me coming back since the IOL days... Lightworkers earn their scars, there's beauty in that...
 
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