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@Girraficus
By being a duck makes you less ashamed of your autism?
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@Shila
Everyone registers somewhere, it's the nature of the intelligent brain and it's processes.
Having the ability to construct religious concepts, yet not deconstruct them is a prime example.
But we tend not to grow up worshipping Santa Claus...So deconstructing fantasy constructs is wholly doable.
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@zedvictor4
We had “Swan”ta Wings
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@Girraficus
Even ducks worship swans.
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@Shila
No, humans don’t worship Santa clause , at least I think
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@Shila
Even ducks worship swans.
There you go again, yet another unprovable assumption that is impossible to disprove.
But the onus is definitely upon you.
The chicken came first.
Though the chicken wasn't adapted for water based activities, unlike the swan and the duck.
Though vocally, the cockerel has it.
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@zedvictor4
Swans are universally known for their elegance, gliding across the water with a slow, deliberate posture and a graceful S-curved neck. Ducks, on the other hand, are highly active, often dabbling, diving, and paddling with quick, energetic bursts. Chickens don’t swing.
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@Shila
Chickens don't swing.
Hmmm...Sort of 70's free love type thing.
Or a child's garden based entertainment.
Or one year the will vote for the Goose Party, and the next the will vote Woodpecker.
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@zedvictor4
Stick to swans for grace and beauty.
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@Shila
Did a ten mile canal walk the other day and counted 10 cygnets...Which works out a 1 cygnet per mile.
Yes I like swans.
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@zedvictor4
Watch swan lake when you get the chance.
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@Shila
Nubiles in tutus ain't swans.
It's that fantasy reality crossover where you seem to get confused.
Like Jesus wasn't an actual bloke.
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@zedvictor4
Jesus did not act in swan lake.
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@Shila
No, but he was a renowned actor, famous for his roles in early fantasy plays.
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@zedvictor4
Hollywood certainly made movies of Jesus’s life.
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@Shila
Monty Python also did a good one.
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@zedvictor4
The Bible provides a good guide to Jesus’s life.
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@Shila
Sort of a latter day tour guide, for gullible theo-tourists.
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@zedvictor4
The places of interest has moved from Galilee to the rest of the world.
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@Shila
Yes...Roman Catholics are very good at theo-tourism, having a vast, gullible consumer base who have a propensity for tacky souvenirs made in China...One can always find room for another Mary.
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@zedvictor4
Are you saying everything that comes from China is blessed?
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@Shila
Yes, blessed by the divine GOD of consumerism.
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@zedvictor4
Same God that capitalist countries worship.
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@Shila
Yes.
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@zedvictor4
Therefore China should be considered a Christian country.
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@Shila
Your confusing Abrahamic hallucinations and money.
Money is the one GOD and Christianity is an hallucinatory derivative.
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@zedvictor4
Christianity is just as successful with. Money.
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@Shila
Nope, without wealth, theo-political empires founded on the Christian doctrine would never have got off the ground.
Pilgrimage tourism and tacky trinkets are essential to Roman Catholic success.
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@zedvictor4
Money guarantees success.
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@Shila
Well, depends upon how you measure success, or perhaps more so, what you are measuring in terms of it's success.
For example, a poor person who lives to be 100 is more successful than a millionaire who dies of cancer aged 43.
Or in a salad, grated cheap fresh carrots will be more successful than expensive rotten carrots...Similarly cheap tasty cheddar and mouldy expensive salmonella infected French goo.
Fresh sliced bread or old mouldy stale sourdough artisan hand crafted over priced pretentious shit.
Etc Etc.