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Do you want to go to heaven???????????????

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Not so dirty anymore.
 
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No news is good news but posting is greatnews.
what does that mean?

I need to explain? Okay, here goes........

It goes back to this:

Hes probably cheating on us with another good news.
And that would be bad news.
Found some younger and hotter news.

As you can see, the implication is that you are cheating on us with some kind of 'good news' (which may or may not be hotter and younger than we are) and, naturally that would be bad news. It would be bad in general, if not only for us.

I took a common phrase: "no news is good news", which means:

Having no information means that bad developments are unlikely, as in I haven't heard from them in a month, but no news is good news. This proverbial phrase may have originated with King James I of England, who allegedly said “No news is better than evil news” (1616).

That could be interpreted to mean that we haven't heard you denounce us for your new 'good news', which would be good news (for us). On the other hand, you could interpret it as a reference to this 'good news', which I am saying is not 'good', in that it is the reason you are not posting. You could even apply it in a broad philosophical sense, that no news can be 'good' (referring to the statement that only God is good).

Next, we have "but posting is greatnews". This is a simple play on words that could mean 'great news' (general) or 'greatnews' (you, specifically). It can then be read in one of two ways: 1. that posting (to this thread) is great news (which may apply to you or to anyone, depending on your interpretation) 2. that the person posting is you (greatnews). This second reading has various implications, which I won't go into here.

Does that answer your question?
 
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I need to explain? Okay, here goes........

It goes back to this:





As you can see, the implication is that you are cheating on us with some kind of 'good news' (which may or may not be hotter and younger than we are) and, naturally that would be bad news. It would be bad in general, if not only for us.

I took a common phrase: "no news is good news", which means:



That could be interpreted to mean that we haven't heard you denounce us for your new 'good news', which would be good news (for us). On the other hand, you could interpret it as a reference to this 'good news', which I am saying is not 'good', in that it is the reason you are not posting. You could even apply it in a broad philosophical sense, that no news can be 'good' (referring to the statement that only God is good).

Next, we have "but posting is greatnews". This is a simple play on words that could mean 'great news' (general) or 'greatnews' (you, specifically). It can then be read in one of two ways: 1. that posting (to this thread) is great news (which may apply to you or to anyone, depending on your interpretation) 2. that the person posting is you (greatnews). This second reading has various implications, which I won't go into here.

Does that answer your question?
the gospel is good news, it's about the only thing that is, in fact gospel means good news, so your wrong there
 
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the gospel is good news, it's about the only thing that is, in fact gospel means good news, so your wrong there

Nope! I never said that, so that is not my wrong. Let's begin a debate about using your and you're in the wrong places... or let's not!
 
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What did the holy spirits fountain feel like greatnews? you can prove you're genuine to me by explaining all of these feelings and i'd be willing to listen a lot closer
it just felt like all the rushing thoughts went away and i felt like i didn't weigh anything or much at all , and i could think clearly , i felt like i got light weight , and then it's like my ears were opened and i could hear and listen clearly to everything even what people were saying and could see things behind them putting those thoughts into their heads
 
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