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Rayder
2005-04-02, 03:31 PM
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3305285/

Giovanni
2005-04-02, 03:31 PM
Wooptifuckingdoo! :rolleyes:

Infernus
2005-04-02, 03:42 PM
Wooptifuckingdoo! :rolleyes:

Yeah...


thats not cool.

The pope was a great man.

ViperGTS
2005-04-02, 03:46 PM
Okay im not very relgious...hell I'm an athiest.
But I still am saddend. He was a great man and a great pope. the world will not be the same with out him.

Giovanni
2005-04-02, 03:48 PM
Well sure he did some great things, but I don't like religions... so it kind of outweights what he did. It's kinda like the whole Terri thing, I don't give a flying shit about it let them die in peace for fucks sake I don't care if he saved a bus full of children with the power of the pope cane, he should be allowed to die in peace.

I hate when the media meddles in private affairs, yes he's a public figure but he should be allowed his peace, sure make an announcement but we don't need a 24/7 coverage.

Strygun
2005-04-02, 04:07 PM
Well sure he did some great things, but I don't like religions... so it kind of outweights what he did. It's kinda like the whole Terri thing, I don't give a flying shit about it let them die in peace for fucks sake I don't care if he saved a bus full of children with the power of the pope cane, he should be allowed to die in peace.

I hate when the media meddles in private affairs, yes he's a public figure but he should be allowed his peace, sure make an announcement but we don't need a 24/7 coverage.
the 1+ billion Catholics care (and want the coverage)

BUGGER
2005-04-02, 04:39 PM
Gio got a point about the Terry case, hell i think only reason why she got her tube removed and never put back because of the public pressure.

but the Pope is a big religous figure. He was already public anyways, so whats the difference.

SandTrout
2005-04-02, 05:18 PM
The Pope was a great man and did great things for the world, and even peagans like myself are sad to see a man that did so much for the world die. He is now a part of history, and he will be remembered. Don't let his religeon get in the way of how much he has helped the world.

Let's hope for a new generation of leaders as dedicated to helping mankind achive peace as John Paul was

Biohazzard56
2005-04-02, 06:17 PM
Well now its undeniable that hes closer to god than anyone else.

Sandtrout, said it well. He was a great man and will be missed.

Zodiac
2005-04-02, 06:26 PM
Giovanni is just bitter because he realises no one will give a flying fuck when he dies.

R.I.P. Pope, you did some great work.

Giovanni
2005-04-02, 07:32 PM
Giovanni is just bitter because he realises no one will give a flying fuck when he dies.

R.I.P. Pope, you did some great work.

Oh yes! Of course I am bitter :rolleyes: . You twat I'd prefer to be forgotten in history then go out publicly like he did, poor man never got a moment of peace.

Hamorad
2005-04-02, 07:37 PM
He's right you know.... The pope deserved to have a nice, quiet ending; but instead got thousands of people standing right outside waiting to see how long until he died, plus the media. The poor man...

firecrackerNC
2005-04-02, 07:56 PM
Gio you need to shut the fuck up already. Last few posts/threads of yours were pathetic and unfunny.

As for this im atheist yet am still saddend by the death of this great man.

Electrofreak
2005-04-02, 08:02 PM
I'm an atheist. The pope was just another man to me, so you won't see me grieving over his death.

That aside, I'm not going to go and piss off any catholics with unfeeling remarks about him, I can understand the importance he had to them and respect that. To all catholics, I'm sorry for your loss, he was indeed a good man as he devoted his life to the betterment of other people, a noble cause.

Mag-Mower
2005-04-02, 08:44 PM
'tis a sad day. although i am not catholic, i do go to a catholic school...

on an other note, i learned that the queen is my religious leader, which is cool...

Infernus
2005-04-02, 09:16 PM
He's right you know.... The pope deserved to have a nice, quiet ending; but instead got thousands of people standing right outside waiting to see how long until he died, plus the media. The poor man...

You realise how truely ignorant that statement was right?

You realise that those thousands of people were praying for him right? The same way a family is with one of its members when he or she dies, so was the pope.

They weren't waiting to see how long it would take for him to die... They were praying for the poor man to have a peaceful death...

Its not like they were throwing things at his windows and taunting him until he died.

Biohazzard56
2005-04-02, 09:29 PM
Plus the pope was appreciative that his supporters were there. I mean why else would people fly from all over the world and why are people still flying to the vatican?

ChronoSphere
2005-04-03, 12:17 AM
Pie > Cake.

Kyonye
2005-04-03, 12:26 PM
Pope John Paul II (i believe he was the II) was I think the longest running pope. 26 years I think? He was one of the better popes, he did a lot for the world and the people. He died in peace, no one bothered him while he was passing away.

Gio, i've never had a problem with you, i probably never will. You are fine to speak your mind (within psu limits), but sometimes you have to know when to not talk about things. yes you might not care about the pope and all that but think about the people who do. for once think about them and not your own feelings. Give them the respect they deserve. i'm not yelling at you in any way, i'm just pointing this out to you in hope that maybe it will change your mind a little bit.

Giovanni
2005-04-03, 01:43 PM
Give them the respect they deserve. i'm not yelling at you in any way, i'm just pointing this out to you in hope that maybe it will change your mind a little bit.

Alright... you have a deal. /ass-mode off.

Infernus
2005-04-03, 03:15 PM
Pope John Paul II (i believe he was the II) was I think the longest running pope. 26 years I think? He was one of the better popes, he did a lot for the world and the people. He died in peace, no one bothered him while he was passing away.

Longest this century, not the longest ever. Pope Pius X was the longest, serving for 31 years and 7 months.

Electrofreak
2005-04-03, 06:44 PM
Alright... you have a deal. /ass-mode off.

do us a favor and make that permanent

Giovanni
2005-04-03, 07:04 PM
do us a favor and make that permanent

That won't happen you freak of nature! :love: