Stupid Christian Text Message

[hhappyduck]

Haha We met online, and we exchanged phone numbers.

[brimstoneSalad]

EquALLity, or this?:

Haha We met online, and we exchanged phone numbers.

That's a bad idea for so many reasons.
You usually want to make sure somebody isn't a nutbar before you give him or her your phone number.

I hope you dodged a bullet there. Changing your phone number is a lot harder and more inconvenient than blocking people on internet-based chat.

[hhappyduck]

Yeah yeah. I made sure she wasn't crazy.

[brimstoneSalad]

Yeah yeah. I made sure she wasn't crazy.

It doesn't seem like you did, given the content of the text messages. Maybe we have different definitions of crazy.

[EquALLity]

Well yeah, or that way.

Changing your phone number is a lot harder and more inconvenient than blocking people on internet-based chat.

Can't you block phone numbers?
I guess it depends on the phone.

Or you could just ignore people who are crazy. It'd be irritating getting their messages etc. for awhile, but they'd probably stop eventually.

[hhappyduck]

lol Yeah, you can block numbers too. And that wasn't a very big part of our conversation either.

[Cirion Spellbinder]

Can't you block phone numbers?

I know you can do it on the iPhone.

[relativethinker]

Every single religion originated from Judaism.

Am I the only person who thought of the ancient Egyptians, Greeks, or Babylonians? She either failed sixth grade social studies or didn't go to school. Also I love how two sentences after "Whether you believe that or not, it's true." She goes on to say "You have a right to believe that he is non-existent at all, *but your reasoning is wrong*."