or is the city forever cursed?
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I grew up in Buffalo am now living in Michigan. This would be a dream series  Sabres vs Red Wings.  Wouldn't care who won but if I was a betting person Stanley will establish residency in Detroit.
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Nope the bible says that the first hell hades will be thrown into the lake of fire with satan and all of his angels along with anyone whos name is not written in the book of life.\nThe bible says that it is forever, your flesh will never burn up or get eaten up although it will burn and get eaten, there is no end, if there was then it would be bearable.
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I think it actually existed but not in the sense that most have come to know it. There have been many sites that archaeologist have claimed to be Atlantis and not one has had convincing evidence. Who's to say that it will ever be found. If the city did actually sink into the sea it could be miles beneath the ocean and covered by millenniums of sediment. So I believe it existed, not so sure we'll ever find it and if we do it will be difficult to prove that it is actually the lost city of Atlantis.
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You have heard of the New Jersey Devils Hockey Team right? Well what few people outside of the state of NJ know is that the name of the team is based on an old myth some 200 or so years ago. Something about the deformed then abandoned 13th child of some preacher's wife in Southern New Jersey. He was cursed and became this horrible devil-like creature that haunts the Pine Barrens of South Jersey to this day. \nThis link can probably shed more light on the subject than I could. \nhttp://theshadowlands.net/jd.htm
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Never heard of it, but I live in Portugal (20 Km away from Lisbon) and I know they had an heartquake on the 18th century. Therefore, such prophecy is probably fake.
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no you haven't been cursed
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i'm not that familiar with the story, except that it is about witch hunting in a town. this quote, whoever says it, is someone begging Thomas not to get involved in witch craft. is it his wife? that would make sense, that she's begging her husband not to get in it because the town (who was full of people paranoid about witch craft) would charge them with the crime.
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The curse is that when members of the Sohma family or jyuunshi (however that is spelled), are hugged by members of the opposite sex or are sick or not in the best condition, they change into an animal from the Chinese Zodiac for a varied amount of time. This doesn't count when they are hugged by another member of jyuunshi or someone who is also cursed. \nAs far as Tohru likes, I'm not really sure. Becuase in the start of the series, she had a crush on Yuki. But in the end, she falls for Kyo I believe. I'm not entirely sure.
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I just asked a question about the Montauk Project myself.I read the books.They seem to be very technically correct about a lot of the  things they talk about.So who-ever wrote them wasn't an idiot or a nut making up a story. I believe that the things spoken of in the stories are more than likely possible.Whether or not they actually happened as it is written,or if we really do possess this secret technoIogy, I don't know.In a way though,I kind of hope it isn't completely true,because the story of these projects are filled with abuse and inhuman treatment of human beings in the name of scientific developement and whatever else.
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I hope the whole of the city gets sucked up in a tornado and dumped somehwere in a magical world where little men dance joyfully for no apparent reason and flying monkeys do the work of scarecrows.\n\nNot very likely though.
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Basically yes.  He also cursed men as well in that men must toil in the earth to produce food.\n\nIn reference to serving the man, the man must also serve his wife as Jesus loves the church.  This is from Ephesians 5:25-30.  Pay special attention to verses 28-29.  Men are instructed to love their wives and provide for them the same way that Jesus does for the church.  An impossibility for men, but it is the goal we aspire to.
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yes it all depends on what kind of dream or nightmare you are having... if its a nightmare it could be a warning for you to be careful... if its a dream it may be that it can come true.... and it can only be a curse if you let it be...
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Out of the invulnerable, non-participative juggernaut civilisation we have now it is very difficult to understand why someone would lament the ruin of a vulnerable, responsive civilisation. When the edge of the city is RIGHT THERE it is in the city's interest to ensure that it remains of use to its citizens, and as long as that is the case one would generally expect the citizens to be concerned for the integrity of the city walls. But now, it is debatable whether our city has any edges at all; it sprawls over the whole universe and we cannot escape it. Therefore it has no reason to care if it is any use to us, and we don't care what happens to it. Indeed it is easy to understand how one can long for the wilderness.\n\nFor us, civilisation has ceased to be a sanctuary and has become a prison. For Eliot, Edwardian Europe seems to have been a thing responsive to his participation; if it was a bit spoilt and silly, a bit twee a sanctuary, it was at least vulnerable enough for him to want to protect it - like a spoilt child meeting the real world for the first time.\n\nI still think the contrast between the last line of the first stanza and the first line of the second stanza is some of the most powerful verse ever written.
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It is not a curse. It is just technology. \nIt is also something that is natural to us tool-making, political, song-filled and artistic, bickering monkeys. From the first stick shaped to some purpose, through fire, through pottery, through brick and masonry, through Y!A, technology has always been a part of us. \n\nIt is also in our nature to get things right, and get things wrong. As we moved forward in time, our ability to cause damage to the environment and kill our fellows in great numbers has kept increasing. And yet, we have learned to grow ever more food on smaller areas of land, cure infections using antibiotics, and bring people closer using communications technology. A curse and a blessing, perhaps. But in my view, it's just technology, a thing we do.
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The cities of the plain were destroyed as a warning for all that this same event will happen again one day to the wicked.  One would think God is capable of preserving this ancient lesson for us to see and learn from.\n\n"Then the Lord rained brimstone and fire on Sodom and Gomorrah, from the Lord out of the heavens"  Genesis 19:24.  "Turning the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah into ashes, condemned them to destruction, making them an example to those who afterward would live ungodly"  II Peter 2:6.  (The word for "example" means an exhibit for warning.)
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a city tht is very polluted\n\nÆ
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"and this whole The Bible is a myth garbage... Did you ever know that archaeologists have found countless cities, names,etc. mentioned in the bible that they didn't think existed?"\n\nThe Da Vinci Code mentions Paris and a Louvre museum and they happen to exist. Does that mean the whole Da Vinci Code is true? According to your "logic", it seems so.\n\nTroy has been found. Does that mean the greek gods exist?\n\nChichen Itza was found too, should we offer maidens to Kukulkan? When is Kukulkan second coming? It was predicted he'd do so.\n\nYou can't prove the miracles happened.