Fine you guys win.

[hardwork]

Lest someone pass by this quote...

Originally posted by Oleo
2) *gasp* USE MY OWN JUDGEMENT, THINK FOR MYSELF, AND EXPERIMENT!

I never once had to post "She smiles at me, does she like me?" or "this hot chick at the store" or "What kind C&F, dooods?" Most of it is in the Bible, searchable, or NOT THAT COMPLICATED OR IMPORTANT.

Right on!

It really can't be stressed enough, guys:

EXPERIEMENT, EXPERIMENT, EXPERIMENT!

The Bible's posts — and, indeed, these Boards as a whole — are the guides to the Path, not the Path itself. You need to ACT! You may be able to see wildlife from the comfort of your couch and the lenses of the Discovery channel, but it's FAR more fun to go hike through ages-old canyons, romp through rain-fresh meadows; to feel the wind at your back and the sun on your face!

Get up off your ass, get out of your house, experiment, and bring back some REAL EXPERIENCE! It's experience that n00bs lack that they can get from the Bible (et al.), but that's just secondhand experience! It's someone telling you about climbing a mountain: they can show you the path and keep you from falling off the mountain, but until you actually walk the path, all the secondhand knowledge in the world is useless.

 

[Bjon]

I feel you too man. I just don't get how all these guys don't even read the bible. They don't even attempt to read it. and even if they do read it they don't take what it says and put it to use. I'm just saying that you can't just read it. You have to apply it to your life too.

Like BBB said, we can't just wait for people like him and Matrix to post stuff, we all got to get off our lazy asses and post too. The new golden age is still alive, but we have to keep it that way and not just rely on people like matrix and BBB. So i'm just saying you people need to "Kick it up another notch" as Emrill says. Enough of the stupid questions that have been answered hundereds of times before, start contributing more, and most importantly get out there and learn. Gain experience in the real world. Just sitting here reading stuff only helps a small bit, actually getting out of there is what brings change.