Tropicana this story has everything you love

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Re: Tropicana this story has everything you love

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'if u cant beat them, join them'? is what you're saying?

[Tropicana]

Re: Tropicana this story has everything you love

No I am saying that despite the fact that she is a boney, self-loathing bleach blonde Indian....

She ave binder full a man....

[Tropicana]

Any updates on the self-loathing East Indian married Christian guy rooksin around wid de equally self-loathing blonde, married conservative East Indian woman?

[Tropicana]

Guess he didn't know that it's not okay for Christians to divert funds either:

D’Souza diverted profits from anti-Obama film: lawsuit


MARTY GRAHAM
Monday, October 29, 2012

THE CONSERVATIVE pundit recently ousted as head of a Christian college in Manhattan for alleged adultery is now being accused of breaking another commandment — thou shalt not steal.
Dinesh D’Souza allegedly diverted profits from “2016: Obama’s America,” the anti-Obama movie that’s been a big hit with right wingers, to a new book project, one of D’Souza’s partners charged in a lawsuit.
Douglas Sain also charged that D’Souza, who directed the movie, used some money to fund the affair that led to his ouster as president of The King’s College.

http://articles.nydailynews.com/2012-10-29/news/34782856_1_anti-obama-movie-profits-lawsuit

[Tropicana]

What have I been telling onoo

Scandal Hints at Decline of U.S. Denominations

When World magazine, an evangelical Christian publication, reported last week that Dinesh D’Souza, the outspoken conservative and president of the King’s College, a small Christian liberal arts institution in Manhattan, had checked into a South Carolina motel with a woman who was not his wife, the first obvious question was how a smart man could do something so ill-considered.

And given that news reports said Mr. D’Souza’s college was financed by the Campus Crusade for Christ, an evangelical Protestant group, a second question arises: How did a Roman Catholic become president there?

After all, traditional evangelicals think of Catholicism as idolatry, the papacy as an abomination. Had nobody at the King’s College heard of the Reformation?
L’Affaire D’Souza — the news media affair, not the romantic affair, which Mr. D’Souza denies — is further evidence of the decline of denominational importance in American Christianity. Catholic or Protestant, or which variety of Protestantism: the particular theology is less important in 2012, for many Christians, than a church’s style of worship or its politics. Typical for many of his generation, Mr. D’Souza, it turned out, had journeyed from one religion to another, disregarding boundaries that once mattered.
According to a Pew Forum survey released this month, 30 percent of American adults under 30 have no religious affiliation, compared with only 10 percent over 65. Nancy T. Ammerman, a sociologist at Boston University, said Wednesday that this was more a “decline in participation in organized religion, not a decline in denominationalism.” She said that nearly all Christian groups had been hit by declining attendance.
But Wade Clark Roof, chairman of religious studies at the University of California, Santa Barbara, noted that the churches hit hardest in recent years were from the mainline denominations: Methodists, Presbyterians, Catholics and so forth. By contrast, megachurches that eschew denominational labels are growing.
Those megachurches, often nondenominational “Bible churches,” excel at the “adaptation of music, of drama, of movie clips, the big screens to project lyrics,” Dr. Roof said. “All that has made for a kind of religious experience that is so different from what you find in the mainline Protestant and Catholic churches.”
A church service that feels obviously Catholic or Lutheran thus seems, to many people today, old-fashioned and enervated. Or so Mr. D’Souza may have thought: In an article on the King’s College Web site in 2010, the year he became president, Mr. D’Souza said he had not been a Catholic for some time, and was attending Horizon Christian Fellowship, in San Diego, a nondenominational Protestant megachurch.
But in defending himself against the charges in World’s article, which reported that Mr. D’Souza had introduced his companion as his fiancée, Mr. D’Souza cited his ignorance of evangelical mores.
“I had no idea that it is considered wrong in Christian circles to be engaged prior to being divorced, even though in a state of separation and in divorce proceedings,” Mr. D’Souza, 51, wrote on the Fox News Web site, using “Christian” in the evangelical sense, to mean born-again Protestant.
Mr. D’Souza, who has resigned as president, did not answer an e-mail that his publicist had promised to pass along.
The days when a Baptist marrying a Methodist was considered an intermarriage are long over. But not everybody celebrates the eradication of denominational boundaries. Joel Belz, who founded World magazine and is a former moderator of the Presbyterian Church in America, lectured several times in a journalism program at the King’s College. He was surprised two years ago to learn of Mr. D’Souza’s appointment as president.
“The direction of our culture has driven even splinter Presbyterians into closer cooperation with Roman Catholics, Mormons, people from other settings,” Mr. Belz said on Wednesday. But “it’s another thing to take someone from a very different allegiance and make him a leader of your institution.”
Mr. Belz is loyal to his conservative branch of Presbyterianism, but he conceded that denominational brands meant less than they used to.
“I’d go on vacation, and if I went to the beach, I’d look for a P.C.A. church at the beach,” Mr. Belz said. “And it used to be that I could expect when traveling and stopping in on a church of my own denomination, that I could find something very similar to what I had at home. I have little guarantee of that now.”

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/10/27/us...minations.html

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Blondes
Minority married to blonde
Blonde tek wey husband
Christian

all packaged into one

You left out Obama Hater!
LOL this guy was champion to the fireman who thought his little lying film was going to crush Barry!

[Tropicana]

Obama hater is not one of the elements in a Tropicana style story.

[Tuff Gong]

Obama hater is not one of the elements in a Tropicana style story.

No but others on the board support some elements of a Tropi Story and where a number of elements converge it best to list all.
That is what Venn Diagrams is all about.

[Tropicana]

I own the Tropi or Tropicana trademark and the formula does not include Obama hating.

- Christian - yes
- Blonde - yes
- Baggy Dropping - yes
- Belly dancing - yes
- Cleavage Showing - yes
- Tek weh man -yes
- Man run dung blonde - yes
- Obama hating - no