Replace the word “evil” with the word “black” and you’ll see how offensive this statement is: “Why do they have to go around blowing themselves up and other and slice off peoples heads in the name of Allah. I’m not keen on black people of other faiths or non faiths, but since I’ve referred to Allah, I’ll refer this OP just to muslims.”
You racist pig.
Evil is misunderstood. Evil gets a bad rap. Evil is just Live spelled backwards, and what’s the harm in that?
The above message brought to you by Citizens in Support of Evil Political Action Committee. Action figures sold separately.
I think you need to get yourself committed. Seriously.
Maybe it was really Xena phobia. She was pretty tough and scary 
Don’t forget that more than one evil is evils, and that’s an anagram for Elvis. :eek:
Be afraid. Be very, very afraid.
It’s now or never, come hold me tight
Evil always wins, because good is dumb.
I pit Evil Scott Plaid, just because, you know, he’s all evil and stuff and also plaid makes my wife’s ass look fat.
Damnit! :smack: Actually, the smilies would have made it all clear to me, had I actually slowed down to notice them. :smack:
Why?
'Cause your neurotik. 
(and a little hyper-sensitive)
Not *that’s * just rediculous.
And it’s a sorry parody when the victim of your parody is more thorough than you are. I’m just sayin’.
HYPER-SENSITIVE??? HYPER-FUCKING-SENSITIVE??!!
FUCK YOU, ASSHOLE!@# I’ll fucking show you fucking hyper-sensitive!
What?
Again, I can’t be all that thorough when I don’t even pay attention to smilies.
Actually, the second line in my post was directed to the OP.
The biggest problem with Zenophobia is that it’s imposible to eliminate. Sure, you can cut the amount of Zenophobia in the world in half, and then in half again, ad nauseum, but you’ll never get down to zero.
(Okay, I’ll leave now).
Nice one Opus1
I find if you replace the word ‘and’ with the word ‘fnord’ everything makes far more sense. You obscurist pigs.
In that cause, in the interests of a legiable post, you should have quoted the OP, rather then a response to me. (I’m a poet, and I don’t even know it.)
::Scot then sees Opus1’s post.:: aaarRGGGHHHHaaaaaa!!!
::Scott picks up a pair of scisors, and run pellmel for Opus. However, no matter how fast he travels, he still has to reach where Opus was while Opus is still ahead of him, which results in quite a sticky wicket for Scott::
Since Bosda already pointed out “zenophobia”, I’ll clue you in on “rediculous prohabitions”: that oughta be ridiculous prohibitions.
See, it’s easier if you remember the root forms: ridicule, and prohibit. No misspelling those, right?
Seriously, your points would be more compelling if they were a little better-written.
No, but your failure to make sure it was spelled properly regardless of your own personal inadequacies certainly makes me question your point a little bit. Sorry, but the rest of us are weak that way - we give into the temptation to judge folks on the quality of their text, this being a text-only medium. There’s plenty of ways to spell-check your posts - plug-ins for your browser probably being the easiest. You see, your writing (and it’s more than just the spelling, bub) kinda sounds like you’re thirteen years old. Which makes your argument (an oft-repeated one, I must note) resemble typical teenage rebellion or “anarchism” or something like that. The poor writing just lends a slightly puerile overtone to each of your posts.
It’s not a big issue, but since you brought it up . . .
:: sits and waits for the damning hand of Gaudere to work its magic ::
Nope, looks fine - you got lucky. Though I would like to tsk-tsk just a bit at “better-written”.
. . . or I could have separated the two thoughts with a distinguishing word, such as “And”.
Oh, wait. I did.
Another thing I could have done would have been to respond to Bosda, rather than you.
Oh, wait. I did.
For the comprehension impaired, I’m now going to refer to a different post: Opus1, well done.