Don't mind me.

[Dr 42%er]

Just having a look round.

Doc.

[Goober]

Sorry to say, Doc, but if you're a clown, you might stick out in a crowd- just look for the bright wig. Besides, this is a place you want to get noticed- it makes the site more enjoyable.

[Fitzwilly]

There has got to be a good story behind your name Doc, would you mind sharing?

[tim]

I hope you don't find anything wrong while you examine us.

I'll start eating my apples, I PROMISE!

[Fifi D. Clown]

Are you 58% clown?

[Sir Toony Van Dukes]

Welcome back Doc. I took a double take when I saw you joined in 2006. I hope that you find what you are looking for.

[Scruffy]

Greetings! How's life been treating you? It's good to see you here again,
Cheers,
Scruffy

[Dr 42%er]

Thanks all.

Hi Scrufster. I am not bad thanks. Just thought I would pop in as I was passing. You keeping well?

I hope you are keeping up with the WEA work on your side of the pond.

Have you saved any wonga for a UK trip or is that still not on the cards?

I have not done much clown baiting of late, but I still do my bit for the ACC. One of my friends has decided Christian baiting is the way forward. This was his first post on a Christian forum.

FREE WILL:

"If God is omnipresent, omnipotent, and omniscient how can I have free will? God being all knowing, including in all ekstatic dimensions (past, present and future) will know of all future events, including my actions. Surely if God knows what all my future actions will be they must therefore be predetermined and I have no volition of my own. Therefore how can I be punished for my actions when they are not of my own free will?"

Surprisingly he has had no answer yet. Maybe you clowns have the answer. Do you? Let me know.

Anyway, for anyone who wonders what I am blithering on about I am sure Scruffy will fill you in. If he remembers that is.

Right, see you soon.

Ta ra.

[Goober]

I've heard of this philosophy. It sounds a lot like predestination to me, the chosing of our resting place after death before we were even born. It's said our time on Earth is not for living, but as preperation to move in the next life. The whole mindset behind it is somewhat conflicting, and very complicated. Personally, I don't believe it. A kind of mindset like this only depresses me. God may know what will happen, but we don't. That is the truth of free will- to find out for yourself what lies down the road. At least, that's what I believe.

[Dr 42%er]

I will pass that on to my oppo. You have done better than the Jesus Army people.