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Totaso comments on Festival Gastronómico, Sabor a Colombia

Holy crab, that’s a lot of stuff from Colombia, are you sure you are from Colombia? I only see most of time threads about ajiaco and bandeje paisa as the only food down there.

 

 

Totaso comments on GREAT VIDEO!!

Ellbee2, yep, it's a good video and thanks for sharing it again.

 

Totaso comments on Escobar's GHOST and Medellin Cartel; NOT DEAD YET!

elvis presly is alive too, and I read in the internet john f. kennedy is also alive.

 

Totaso comments on "Happy Halloween!" the Kids in Medellin

Happy Reformation Day!! WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2007 Reformation the Goal of Every True Child of God Reformation Day. That is what I call today. I know others call it Halloween, but this day, October 31, will always be known by me as Reformation Day. It was on this day 490 years ago that a Catholic priest named Martin Luther nailed his 95 Theses Against the Sale of Indulgences on the Door of Wittenberg (pronounced Vittenberg) Castle. Indulgences were those pieces of paper you purchased at your local parish when you were promised protection against divine wrath for your future sin. So, if you knew you were going to sin (or 'indulge' yourself), you bought an indulgence from the church and you could sin without guilt. Other indulgences were purchased for family members who had already died with an abundance of sin in their lives, and you paid the church to in essence bribe God to remove your loved one from 'purgatory' where your loved one was being 'purged' by God for his sins on earth. The money you gave to the church in the purchase of indulgences for your loved ones, according to the Catholic priests of the day, would not only be used to finish the magnificent St Peter's Basilica in Rome, it would remove your loved one from Purgatory. As the monk Tetsel used to sing in his little village ditty (translated from German): "As soon the coin in the coffer does ring, the soul from Purgatory it shall spring." Luther's 95 Theses explained why the Roman Catholic doctrine of indulgences contained no real power or efficacy. Luther explained patiently that the very concept of indulgences was a denial of the gospel of the atonement of Jesus Christ. He urged his fellow Catholics to return to the gospel, the love for the truth of God's Word, and to work together for the advancement of the kingdom. He nailed his Theses on the community internet bulletin board of his day (the door of the castle church), and the Reformation began. Western Civilization, including the United States, is composed of hundreds of vibrant evangelical denominations and tens of thousands of evangelical (gospel or 'good news') churches because of the Reformation. Martin Luther was eventually put on trial by the Pope at the Diet (German word for 'meeting) of Worms (pronounced Vurms; a city in Germany) and convicted as a heretic. It was at this meeting at Worms (January 28 - May 25, 1521) that Luther concluded his defense of his actions by making this famous statement: Unless I am convinced by Scripture and by plain reason and not by Popes and councils who have so often contradicted themselves, my conscience is captive to the word of God. To go against conscience is neither right nor safe. I cannot and I will not recant. Here I stand. I can do no other. God help me. People forget that Luther had no intention of leaving the Roman Catholic Church. He considered himself a reformer, and thus the title of his movement was known as 'The Reformation' of the Roman Catholic Church. Of course, those who were in control and held the power considered Luther a heretic, a liberal, a trouble-maker - nothing but a 'Protestor.' Thus, the word 'Protestants' was coined by the Roman Catholic Church to label Luther's followers and they were eventually banished. I wonder what would have happened had Luther not been thrown out - 'ex-communicated' - from the Roman Catholic Church. What would the world look like today had his reforms actually worked during the end of the Middle Ages? We will never know, and in God's Providence it was not meant to be, but Luther's attempts at Reform were noble - even if not successful. Reformation toward a more gospel oriented belief that the Scripture is sufficient in themselves for Christian doctrine and practice should be the goal of every true child of God. Have a great Reformation Day, and may you and I work toward reform in our churches and our convention that leads to our collective conscience held captive to the word of God - and nothing else. Man's rules, religious regulations or denominational traditions that pretend to be on par with Scripture and lead anyone away from faith in Christ alone, trust in Scripture alone, and rest in God's grace alone are to be resisted with as much energy as Luther resisted indulgences. Here we stand, we can do no other. In His Grace, Wade Burleson

 

Totaso comments on How do you like Mexicans movies about Colombians?

We were watching one those mexican movies about colombian cartels and we ended up turning off the dvd right after we heard and saw the beginning of the story. My girl said colombians were stereotyped real badly. You got to see the movie where the woman cuts the guy's neck.

 

Totaso comments on Laughter the Best Medicine

Mopirili, that's some funny videos as good as GS' videos! Hahahahahah

 

Totaso comments on Colombian will buy 1,600 McDonald's of Latin America by 700 million dollars

Check this out My girlfriend and her family from Medallo have been eating bandeja paisa for several years and they do not suffer from obesity, high cholesterol or have any problems with blocked arteries.
In Medellin or in Colombia I did not see any health problems due to the food they eat.
I agree, bp have been rated here too high in calories. BP it should have about the same amount of calories as a large portion of lasagna. What the heck maybe the guys at the food lab screwed up and measured the bp with a heavy stick.

 

Totaso comments on Shakira fue la artista latina que más éxitos cosechó en el 2006

Webmanco I do not know if you are Colombian or not! But I have noticed some peculiar things about you. For example, your infatuation with the diminutive name colombiche. I do know if you understand the name is odd and it means less than a Colombian.
Now you bring here to this Colombian site a dispute between two Colombians Carlos Vives and Shakira. The other site is doing the same but as you know they do not care much about Colombia.
I thought you said a couple of times here on PBH, "Los trapos sucios se lavan en casa"

 

Totaso comments on Blatant Example Of an Unfair US Immigration Law- Black Foot vs White Foot Law

Wait a minute! The topic "Blatant Example Of an Unfair US Immigration Law- Black Foot vs White Foot Law" does not have anything to do with Colombia.
Or does it?

 

Totaso comments on Esta usted buscando un restaurante colombiano en CT?

Do you know if Fonda restaurant Is Fonda Restaurant as typical as Casa Vieja in Dallas?
I just wondering because my girl I are planning to travel to a place close to Hartford.

 

Totaso comments on Favourite songs

Elmo why don’t you pack and ship you ass to Mexico and become naturalized in paradise. I heard they have the best cumbias, vallenatos and overall, the best food in the world, they said.

Let me know when you are ready to go and I buy you the drinks.

 

Totaso comments on Giant prostitution rings busted

Prostitution kings It's funny I just came back couple of days ago from medellin and at mangos a I met a hot babe, she told me couple of these porno kings hang out on these sites.
It's just a matter of time before they end up in la modelo or in a worse place.

 

Totaso comments on Venezuela posses the strongest Air Force in the Region-Colombia counters

Warplanes Venezuela is not a threat to Colombia. The only threat Colombia has is the subversive groups within Colombia
I think Chile has the largest and most modern military armament in South America. In 2002 they purchased 10 new F16 fighters planes and recently they purchased 18 F-16s.

 

Totaso comments on Mexican Spanish vs. Colombia Spanish

Two different worlds and two different languages Although Mexicans are very popular and a larger population in some states in the US, there are no similarities in the Spanish language between the two countries.
Colombian Spanish is far better in intonation and in vocabulary. A good example of the many differences in the language can be seen in example listed above by mrgizmo.
Furthermore, Spaniard journalists usually evoke to Spanish from Colombia when they want to credit great speakers or writers.

Mr. Las Vegas

 

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