Lenny Lenny Lenny You've Been Bad

[PvtTitus]

You got banned for reposting this worthless post after EBVS deleted it Lenny. Your ban expired, and you reposted it, again. Gromovnik deleted it, and you reposted it yet again.

I'm sick and tired of that shit Lenny. The previous time, it was I who prevented you from getting a lifeban. Not again.

Stay the fuck out you insane maniac.

This fellow is very excitable. I hope he is okay. I think he was having a stroke while typing.

lenny ban (http://www.thephora.net/forum/showthread.php?p=520633#post520633)

You are Belgium? :shock: Oh oh more (http://www.thephora.net/forum/showthread.php?t=10779&page=115)

[Lenny]

That's Stan. He's referring to the "life-ban" he gave me for daring to post a book of historical accounts (Foxe's Book of Martyrs (http://www.ccel.org/f/foxe/martyrs/home.html)) in a thread asking for books on Christian/Catholic history.

I am so "bad", I dare to post history books in threads asking for history books :lmao:

[apocales]

Sounds like that dude hasn't been laid, EVER.

[PvtTitus]

That's Stan.

Ah okay. Not the Stan on VNN I take it? Anyway I guess they like neat threads there. It was a Catholic history thread I suppose.

He needs some magnesium imo.

[Lenny]

Ah okay. Not the Stan on VNN I take it? Anyway I guess they like neat threads there. It was a Catholic history thread I suppose.He has been a longtime enemy of mine, more than three years running.

It is not Stan Sikorski of VNN, no. Stan-of-Phora is from Belgium(Flanders), not 'Jew'Joisey ;)

[apocales]

The poster formerly known as Constantinus, CONSTANTINUS, CONSTANTINVS MAXIMVS, King Leopold II, Napoleon Bonaparte, Tomasz de Torquemada, Locutus of Borg, Godfrey of Bouillon, St. Pius X, D-FENS, Charles Martel, Stan, Cesare Borgia, Charles Montgomery Burns, Bill, SANDMAN, Ozymandias, Locutus of Bob, rabbi Chaim Martelovitz, Tijl Uylenspieghel, HATEMONGER, Marcus Probius Burrus, George Vanderbush, General Jack D. Ripper, FLAMINGANT, Harry Callahan and Muhamad of Copenhagen.

ADHD much?

[Lenny]

I known him so long, I remember when he was ConSTANtinus, his first name on Phora (I think) circa July 2004.

[The Amoeba]

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[Lenny]

By the way, Stan used to post here as Eric Cartman (http://stumbleinn.net/forum/member.php?u=35).

(He is now boycotting StumbleInn. Ask Pasdaran why ;))

[Pracownik stał]

That's Stan. He's referring to the "life-ban" he gave me for daring to post a book of historical accounts (Foxe's Book of Martyrs (http://www.ccel.org/f/foxe/martyrs/home.html)) in a thread asking for books on Christian/Catholic history.

I am so "bad", I dare to post history books in threads asking for history books :lmao:

The poster who created that thread (http://www.thephora.net/forum/showthread.php?t=34208) specifically asked for books on Catholic history, not your generic Christianity.

[Lenny]

The poster who created that thread (http://www.thephora.net/forum/showthread.php?t=34208) specifically asked for books on Catholic history, not your generic Christianity.The Book of Martyrs is on Catholic history. It consists of accounts of what the Papacy has been up to since the earliest times, through the middle ages, the Reformation, the Religious Wars, and even through the 19th century.

See here (http://stumbleinn.net/forum/showthread.php?t=4773). :agree:

[PvtTitus]

By the way, Stan used to post here as Eric Cartman (http://stumbleinn.net/forum/member.php?u=35).

(He is now boycotting StumbleInn. Ask Pasdaran why ;))

Stop teasing, why?

[Pracownik stał]

The Book of Martyrs is on Catholic history. It consists of accounts of what the Papacy has been up to since the earliest times, through the middle ages, the Reformation, the Religious Wars, and even through the 19th century.

The Introduction (http://www.ccel.org/f/foxe/martyrs/begin.htm) says nothing about Catholicism, Papacy or anything like that. In fact, it clearly states it's a fictional account regarding the... "history of the lives, suffering and triumphant deaths of early Christian and Protestant martyrs".

[Lenny]

The Introduction (http://www.ccel.org/f/foxe/martyrs/begin.htm) says nothing about Catholicism, Papacy or anything like that. In fact, it clearly states it's a fictional account regarding the... "history of the lives, suffering and triumphant deaths of early Christian and Protestant martyrs".It is not a "fictional account", that is absurd... One will find this in non-fiction section of any decent library. It is a history text recounting persecutions--mostly Catholic persecutions--of Christians down through history, written by protestant Foxe in the 1500s, and expanded by later authors.

What that contemporary author must mean is that since this deals with happenings of centuries ago, it would be interesting to read the book as if it is a story, similar to how fans of history will like to read history texts about the Roman Empire, Civil War, or what have you; and are excited by it.

This book is slanted to a pro-protestant perspective, yes. Just as all of Perun's books he posted were slanted pro-Catholic. No real difference. (Other than mine being deleted and then me being banned for posting it ;))

[Pracownik stał]

It is not a "fictional account", that is absurd...

Not absurd at all.

This is a book that will never die-one of the great English classics. Interesting as fiction, because it is written with both passion and tenderness, it tells the dramatic story of some of the most thrilling periods in Christian history.

Says it's interesting fiction, not "as interesting as fiction".

[PvtTitus]

So as to not troll yer other thread Lenny. There is a section on the Inquisition, which immediately sends up fiction flags.

Also Popes have no armies.

[Lighto]

The poster formerly known as Constantinus, CONSTANTINUS, CONSTANTINVS MAXIMVS, King Leopold II, Napoleon Bonaparte, Tomasz de Torquemada, Locutus of Borg, Godfrey of Bouillon, St. Pius X, D-FENS, Charles Martel, Stan, Cesare Borgia, Charles Montgomery Burns, Bill, SANDMAN, Ozymandias, Locutus of Bob, rabbi Chaim Martelovitz, Tijl Uylenspieghel, HATEMONGER, Marcus Probius Burrus, George Vanderbush, General Jack D. Ripper, FLAMINGANT, Harry Callahan and Muhamad of Copenhagen.

ADHD much?

No, he hasn't not got ADHD. He is the Mighty Hammer of the Phora! He is a true internets warlord of immense powers. If only he and Darkows would put their differences asides and form a forum togethers, it would conquer the whole web world. In this I haven't a doubt.

[MANGO!]

This book is slanted to a pro-protestant perspective, yes. Just as all of Perun's books he posted were slanted pro-Catholic. No real difference. (Other than mine being deleted and then me being banned for posting it ;))

Yeah, that does seem unfair. The original post does not specify pro-Catholic or anti-Catholic sources, merely "Catholic history," and persecutions of heretics is certainly a part of that.

[Lenny]

Not absurd at all. I challenge you to find a single library in the world (outside the Vatican) that houses Foxe's Book of Martyrs in the "fiction" section. (Friendly tip: Don't waste your time!).

[Pracownik stał]

I challenge you to find a single library in the world (outside the Vatican) that houses Foxe's Book of Martyrs in the "fiction" section. (Friendly tip: Don't waste your time!).

Hey, I don't care enough to bother, to be honest. I'm just going off what's easily found in the book itself from the link you provided.

[Lenny]

Hey, I don't care enough to bother, to be honest. I'm just going off what's easily found in the book itself from the link you provided.That is not "in the book", it is clearly the commentary by the contemporary publisher, which is why it is called "About this book and author" and says "Edited by William Byron Forbush". This introduction-writer/publisher is presumably British, and learned British types have a distinctive way of writing-- It is clear he does not mean to say "this book is fiction", but that the book is well-written, with the passion and soul that the best novel writers have, and is not an extremely dry/dense historical account like many other history texts. Put into American vernacular, it likely should read "Interesting as a narrative...".

[PvtTitus]

history," and persecutions of heretics is certainly a part of that.

Nope Jewish fairy tales.

[Lenny]

Nope Jewish fairy tales.So the "Jews" faked the burning at the stake of Jan Hus (after he was promised safety by the Pope)? "The Jews" faked the destruction of all those protestant towns ordered burned by the Pope for heresy and rebellion? "The Jews" faked the execution of William Tyndale for producing an English-language Bible against Rome's wishes? Etc, etc etc.

[Pracownik stał]

Lenny, settle down, no need to get your panties all in an uproar. Take your complaints up with the publisher, not me. All I'm saying is it's clearly called a work of fiction (probably Jewish, as PvtTitus points out).

[88mmFlaK]

Lenny's panties are permanently in a bind.

http://thephora.net/lennycrying.gif

[Lenny]

Lenny, settle down, no need to get your panties all in an uproar. Take your complaints up with the publisher, not me. All I'm saying is it's clearly called a work of fiction.You're just being an idiot now :lmao: It is an historical account of persecutions of Christians, presented occasionally in a sensational way. But it is based on the histories and [then-]current events, not the author's imagination. Any bookseller or library will sell it as non-fiction.

You can admit that you saw the word 'fiction' and jumped to a false conclusion, it's perfectly alright :cool:

[Lenny]

Also, I guarantee that this book presents a side to Catholic history that none of Perun's books did.

For presenting another side of the story, I was given a "life-ban". ;) :lmao:

[Pracownik stał]

You can admit that you saw the word 'fiction' and jumped to a false conclusion, it's perfectly alright :cool:

I might do that if there were any other way to interpret the word 'fiction'. Fiction somehow means the opposite, non-fiction, when referring to Protestant texts? Is this what you're asking me to believe? :confused:

[Lenny]

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The book is historical fact- The Catholics murdered many people who dared declare freedom from Papal tyranny :rockout:

[Pracownik stał]

The Catholics murdered many people who dared declare freedom from Papal tyranny :rockout:

Many share your joy in that but you really should contact the publisher about the fiction stuff if you believe the book to be factual.

[PvtTitus]

So the "Jews" faked the burning at the stake of Jan Hus (after he was promised safety by the Pope)? "The Jews" faked the destruction of all those protestant towns ordered burned by the Pope for heresy and rebellion? "The Jews" faked the execution of William Tyndale for producing an English-language Bible against Rome's wishes? Etc, etc etc.

Where you there?

The Catholic Catholic does not and never has murdered anyone.

Jews in their Talmud okay the murder of Goyim.

Jews lie about Catholics. Fact. See the Holocaust.

Jew fairy tales made up Jews or their Shabbas Goy Prots like yourself.

[PvtTitus]

All I'm saying is it's clearly called a work of fiction .

:) ... :lmao:

[Lenny]

:) ... :lmao:Don't smile too wide, Titus, he would also call the Bible a "work of fiction"- his evidence being that some guy once wrote somewhere that it was fiction.

[Pracownik stał]

Don't smile too wide, Titus, he would also call the Bible a "work of fiction"- his evidence being that some guy once wrote somewhere that it was fiction.

Evidence suggests much of the Bible is indeed fiction, yes.

[Eric Cartman]

Hey Lenny, do you still want me to unban you? Maybe I should. You've been whining about us for so long now, I didn't realize you like us that much.

[Lenny]

Yes you should unban me. I was banned for no reason anyway!:rockout:

[Alison]

Hey Lenny, do you still want me to unban you? Maybe I should. You've been whining about us for so long now, I didn't realize you like us that much.

Hey Eric, where are you from that you have powers to ban people. Is that not a restriction of freedom of speech?

[Eric Cartman]

Hey Eric, where are you from that you have powers to ban people. Is that not a restriction of freedom of speech?

Who the hell are you?

[Alison]

Erm, I am Alison. See? Up there where it shows user name? Doh.

[Lenny]

Is that the way to talk to women, Eric Cartman?

[Alison]

Ag Lenny, don't fuss with the small people.