I can tell the difference. Gorillas live in an natural organic environment. Where pitching a banana over the shoulder is proper. Unfortunately you live in an urban environment where the action has potential negative outcomes for society.
dis regard for the environment csn create major problems. A good example of this I'd the ebola crisis in Africa. The original source is and has been eell known for years. But some of the local people flaunted the social guidelines (flipping the banana skin) and contracted ebola which spread into the crisis the world is facing today.
Apparently there are people that can not tell the difference between an natural organic enviorment and a man made environment also being short sighted do not see the cause and effect of their actions to their environment which they are in.
Sorry Tony pitching the banana in yiur urban environment is called littering. Littering is being disrespectful of the urban social enviorment in which you live.
Do not murder, rape, enslave or harm others
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dis regard for the environment csn create major problems. A good example of this I'd the ebola crisis in Africa. The original source is and has been eell known for years. But some of the local people flaunted the social guidelines (flipping the banana skin) and contracted ebola which spread into the crisis the world is facing today.
Apparently there are people that can not tell the difference between an natural organic enviorment and a man made environment also being short sighted do not see the cause and effect of their actions to their environment which they are in.
Sorry Tony pitching the banana in yiur urban environment is called littering. Littering is being disrespectful of the urban social enviorment in which you live.
Do not murder, rape, enslave or harm others
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See, that's part of the problem. People can't distinguish between good clean organic waste and litter! At least I ate the bulk of it first. I wonder if in the wild Gorillas recycle their peels?
-- No, that would be unnatural.
On Tuesday, December 2, 2014 6:47:23 PM UTC-5, archytas wrote:
On Tuesday, December 2, 2014 6:47:23 PM UTC-5, archytas wrote:
Can souls slip on banana skins Allan?
I think that's called "Backsliding", it's a keen Southern Baptist term for kinda goin' apeshit whilst still clinging to some kind of ephemeral salvation. In Calvinism doctrine once you do the hocus pocus you can't lose focus. My God, when I think of all the stuff I've been exposed to………aaaaaargh!
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