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Re: “PGA Week: 10 uniquely Charleston restaurants that you don't want to miss”

really? oysters in August?? obviously you've never eaten an oyster in the Lowcountry before, or at Bowen's in the past six months.

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Posted by plex on August 7, 2012 at 11:41 AM

Re: “PGA Week: 10 uniquely Charleston restaurants that you don't want to miss”

Re:Bowens Island, local oysters aren't in season, but their fried shrimp are pretty damn good too.

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Posted by Jaxx on August 6, 2012 at 6:26 PM

Re: “PGA Week: How to stay cool, eat well, and avoid getting kicked out of the PGA Championship”

Good advice.

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Posted by jm2758 on August 6, 2012 at 5:40 PM

Re: “PGA Week: How to stay cool, eat well, and avoid getting kicked out of the PGA Championship”

I'll probably let others attend. Let's hope it is good for the local economy.

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Posted by wjhamilton29464 on August 6, 2012 at 5:07 PM

Re: “The new club drug meow meow isn't so purrfect. In fact, it might make you tear off your balls.”

please be careful id been taking it for ages had a fit one night a pretty violent one ended up in hozzie bit my tongue an frightened my friends! so caution guys

Posted by shaz on August 4, 2012 at 8:01 AM

Re: “Folly Beach surfers hit the Washout in search of a swell time”

Surfing evokes the passion from the inner most recesses of your soul and takes you to a place of complete balance. Surfing brings meaning to a world full of chaos. Surfing takes you to a place of nature, truth, adventure, challenge, serenity, excitement, privacy and love. You rather surf than eat. You rather surf than sleep. You rather surf than celebrate a holiday. Surfing is a way of life. How do I know this? Cuff. How do I feel this? Cuff. How do I understand this? Cuff. Sometimes when we feel so strongly about something and that passion is awakened, we speak without looking past the end of our own nose i.e. a usually eloquent speaker is made to sound like a rambling cluster fuck i.e. a usually eloquent speaker's words are taken out of context. Slowdown, you crazy kids, and take a journey through time with me. Cuff began surfing as a kid at Isle of Palms, attempted to surf at Washout, was cussed at, his friend was injured, learned a lesson, went back to surfing at Isle of Palms, gained more experienced, and returned to Washout to become the surfer he is today, occasionally taking in the surfing of other countries. He took and takes surfing very seriously- hence the passion. He went through the awkward steps of a beginner- hence the passion. He fell before he "walked"- hence the passion. Ah, the passion.
Have you ever heard of the proverbial saying- "If you can't bark with the big dogs, get off the porch"? Once upon a time, I had my ass handed to me at Washout when I attempted to surf-not by a surfer then, but instead, by a wave. It was amusing, frightening, but amusing. Needless to say, later, I had my ass handed to me again by a surfer, Cuff. I learned a lesson- I'm not worthy, I'm not worthy! Haha. Apparently, that particular porch just wasn't my style. Another thing that I have learned- surfers have a great sense of humor. So, you crazy kids, chuck it up to lame writing, an overzealous surfer who was probably having a bad day, passion and a fabulous photo. You guys all speak the same language. I am not a surfer. (Actually, I prefer looking for sharks teeth at Edisto.)

Posted by phalange on August 4, 2012 at 5:44 AM

Re: “For one Charleston couple, the American dream fits into 96 square feet”

Why not just buy a travel trailer?

Posted by Jimbo Henderson on July 19, 2012 at 3:16 AM

Re: “What the modern terms for gender and sexual identity mean”

"More concerning is Clarkie's effect on the threads here and any discussion of actual issues."

It's what a good troll/spammer is best at and he's one of the best.

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Posted by mat catastrophe on July 15, 2012 at 7:51 PM

Re: “What the modern terms for gender and sexual identity mean”

Santorum came in second in the Republican primary. That would indicate that very many Republicans view their party more as Clarkie does than as you do, Art.
Or as Hunter does, for that matter.

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Posted by FCB on July 15, 2012 at 12:05 PM

Re: “What the modern terms for gender and sexual identity mean”

Love thy neighbor also means don't tread on thy neighbor. Allow thy neighbor to live thy neighbor's life.

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Posted by tupper29406 on July 15, 2012 at 10:55 AM

Re: “What the modern terms for gender and sexual identity mean”

More concerning is Clarkie's effect on the threads here and any discussion of actual issues. Santorum is a footnote in the 2012 primary campaign.
My effect on either of them is obviously zero. I'll waste my time in other diversions.

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Posted by artrogue on July 15, 2012 at 10:45 AM

Re: “What the modern terms for gender and sexual identity mean”

Drift, its about your soul and salvation. its called "Love" thy neighbor. amen.

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Posted by Clarkie on July 15, 2012 at 7:29 AM

Re: “What the modern terms for gender and sexual identity mean”

Why do people like Clarkie care so much anyway? Live in the now, dead is dead after all. We can take care of ourselves just fine without your "concern" .

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Posted by Driftaway on July 15, 2012 at 12:38 AM

Re: “What the modern terms for gender and sexual identity mean”

Here's where he comes back with "the Bible is the only book I ever need".

Glad you enjoyed the Eden bit.

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Posted by mat catastrophe on July 14, 2012 at 9:59 PM

Re: “What the modern terms for gender and sexual identity mean”

So Art if Clarkie does more damage than good does the same apply to Rick Santorum?

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Posted by FCB on July 14, 2012 at 9:50 PM

Re: “What the modern terms for gender and sexual identity mean”

Oh and i do hope you will ,at least, give that book a casual look.

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Posted by artrogue on July 14, 2012 at 9:04 PM

Re: “What the modern terms for gender and sexual identity mean”

Well i may have to rethink my views. Sharing eternity with matt in a burning lake of fire is not my idea of fun.

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Posted by artrogue on July 14, 2012 at 8:56 PM

Re: “What the modern terms for gender and sexual identity mean”

well art, being you are an unbeliever as mat is . not much hope for either of you it seems. But. with God all things are possible , even with the both of you . Amen

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Posted by Clarkie on July 14, 2012 at 8:45 PM

Re: “What the modern terms for gender and sexual identity mean”

btw Matt i enjoyed ur post on the garden of eden. Well written piece.

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Posted by artrogue on July 14, 2012 at 8:29 PM

Re: “What the modern terms for gender and sexual identity mean”

Here is some reading material for you clarkie. Let me know what you think. www.godpart.com
"The Author uses a Socratic technique to brilliantly and flawlessly argue that our concepts of spirit and God are derived from the mechanics of our brain...enormously important...full of scientific and philosophical truths."
I see my conservative political thought as completely apart from any religion. I might be a minority in that respect, but the two can function just fine without the dependence on a father figure.
So far. i've tried to stay out of this religion discussion but i think you do more damage than good. I would think that would bother you.
Surely there are more important uses of your time than debate with people you can never hope to reach. haha i just realized i'm in that same boat. :)

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Posted by artrogue on July 14, 2012 at 8:28 PM
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