Yes, religion CAN be used as a guilt trip, and this Non-Practicing Christian-Jew (50/50) will not fall for all those tricks that the fanatically-religious of the world will try to tell us. OF COURSE I feel bad for the starving homeless people of the world and the pain and suffering of 3rd world countries...but I just don't like to be made to feel guilty because I "have it so much better than" those mentioned suffering people of those 3rd world countries. "Mark, you have NO IDEA how good you have it" is one statement I just cannot stand. Don't you think it seems a bit rude to compare yourself to the worst of the worst? And, hey, I'm sorry if I could never be that outstanding Christian. And I'm sorry but I don't believe in Adam and Eve, as my famous Mark Smith quote goes, "Adam and Eve never happened, because we had not evolved yet. We were apes back than. Adam and Eve never happened." Evolution is the theory that I personally believe in. Sorry to be throwing all this religious stuff at you. If you are anything like me, you would not know how to catch it (get it, throwing and catching?). But if you want my honest answer, I will tell you: I think all that Adam and Eve stuff is just a whole bunch of religious mambo-jumbo. As for all that taking pity on the suffering of the world, don't think that I don't care. Just because I am not exactly the world's best Christian does not mean I don't care. Didn't Billy Bob Thornton's character care about the little kid in the freaking hilarious movie, Bad Santa? Care and concern comes in all shapes and form. Think before you judge. I'm just saying. That's will be enough of the religious rambling from Mark Smith, I suppose.
Of course, that's not to say that I don't have my desires to donate. If I ever were to become a rich and successful famous person, the very first organization I would look to would be AANE (the Asperger's Association of New England) and the next order of business would be making sure that I made it easier for people with Asperger's Syndrome to have more readily-available access to free services, starting with any fellow resident of New England (any true Yankee northerners at heart who are suffering from this debilitating mental condition), starting with any fellow Bostonians and Eastern Massachusetts residents. Also, plenty of free food for Asperger's Syndrome patients (most often New England clam chowder, baked beans, hot dogs, and Boston Cream Pies--low-fat ones, that is). I would base myself in Littleton, New Hampshire, more specifically high up on the large hill on Farr Hill Road off of West Main Street. From that location, I would own and operate my very own radio stations, Eclectic alter-egos of my most favorite radio station (WLTN-FM "Mix 96.7" from Littleton, New Hampshire) and my most favorite HIT Music radio station (WXXS-FM "Kiss 102.3" from Lancaster, New Hampshire): WZGJ-FM "Mix 97.3, The Treehouse" and WJGZ-FM "Dizzy 101 & ½-FM"; how would you compare WZGJ-FM and WJGZ-FM to WLTN-FM & WXXS-FM? Well, just imagine the difference between the Dark World and the Light World (Regular Hyrule) in The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past for the SNES (Super Nintendo Entertainment System), similar in general shape but different in presentation and general atmosphere, the Dark World being more disorganized and chaotic (the Dark World being a closer representation of my radio stations and the Light World a.k.a. Regular Hyrule being a closer representation of the Radio New England Broadcasting, LLC radio stations). Of course, this analogy in no way means that my radio stations will be evil; quite the contrary, my radio stations will be all roses.
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littleton,n.h. the streets and siteby hjb65920 views
lol theres a bathroom right there....
Jeremy Smith used to sleep there. HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
Eriwgam 1 month ago
This is my hometown im just bored so i figured id look at this
tAcOsLaPpEr33 11 months ago