You know, of course, that there is only one truth: Jesus.

I AM THE WAY AND THE TRUTH AND THE LIFE.

People who fail to heed His warning have nobody to blame but themselves.

Spovek, that was meant as a term of affection. Also, the poem was fantastic.

There is no need to be shy when Shiki is around. He is also known as Big Sexy, so feel free to be free around Shiki.

New Updates to the Wall of Shiki!!!

Shiki's DVD/Blu-Ray Pick of the Week!!!

Great updates! I now upgrade the profile to a B+. And, by the way, gay men can also join the Club of Shiki. We do not discriminate!

Shiki rates this profile an A-. It's very good. You get to the point of what you want, without overwhelming the reader. If you lived near New York City, you would be the type of person I would like to meet.

Great job!!!

Shiki rates this profile an F-. It is horrible in every way. There is nothing good about this profile. All we get from you is that you are not into horn tooting, and we have to contact you if you want to learn more.

The question is, "Why would I want to contact you?"

You don't give us anything about who you are, except that you are a driver. Take it from Dr. Shiki, you have to get people interested in you, and then they will contact you. Like my time with singmesweet, I have to say that "there's nothing there."

Shiki rates this profile a B.

Here are my issues:

1. TOO LONG. I would keep my profile information like Jules, one of my Shikettes - short and sweet. There's some real good content (for example, please, live within 75 miles... drive time is less time spent together), but it gets drowned out by the verbosity. Less is more.

2. TOO "REAL." You write, "If you are looking for a REAL woman with REAL love and affection to give, a REAL woman with intelligence, capability, integrity and honesty, a REAL woman who shows her man(not 'men') that she only has eyes for him..."

We get it. You're real. Too much emphasis on the word "real" takes away from what you are trying to say.

3. NO WIGGA TALK, PLEASE!!! Get rid of the following, "I'd like my fella to be clean, but not fastidious, active, but knows how to chill..."

4. NO FOOFINESS, "Will you let me spoil you and will you court me for the rest of my life?" No real man is going to want to court for a long time. A real man wants to get to the good stuff quickly.

What does it take to make the WALL OF SHIKI???

Well, flattery will get you everywhere. Saying something Shikerrifi about Shiki definitely goes a long way.

Ah well, maybe Creative is not saying anything because he agrees with me 100%. Maybe he was swallowed up by that fish in his icon. He's gone; I'm here, and I think he would agree with me.

I still haven't read anything pertaining to advantages that unbelievers have.

As an example, JeannieBean writes:

"Living your life with the thought that this is the only one you will ever have, brings new perspective to how you will live.

You don't waste it. You enjoy it. You live to the absolute fullest. You may tend to respect and take care of your body better.

Even if you aren't sure, and even if you believe there is some other life after this one, I don't think it would be wise to waste this one, or refrain from living this one as it pleases you to do. After all, it is your life."

These areas are also true for believers.

Now, singmesweet writes:

"And yes, I live my life to make myself happy. If I'm not enjoying my life, something is wrong."

This is why I am glad to be a Christian. Sure, we want to be happy. Sure, we want to enjoy our lives. But there are times where we have to make sacrifices for others, even if it means not being happy for a while.

Christians get this. I'm not saying atheists do not, but when you have someone like singmesweet writing this, it provides you with a reason why Christians look at unbelievers as selfish.

JeannieBean, I am merely answering your question.

Great posts. Keep them coming.

Great posts. Keep them coming.

Great posts. Keep them coming.

Great posts. Keep them coming.

Great posts. Keep them coming.

Great posts. Keep them coming.

Jesus says, "I am THE way and THE truth and THE life."

Again, if you use Jesus and God as your compass, life is much simpler. Otherwise, you have to come up with your own interpretations of truth, such as, "I define "truth" as information, (all information)."

Jesus says, "I am THE way and THE truth and THE life."

Again, if you use Jesus and God as your compass, life is much simpler. Otherwise, you have to come up with your own interpretations of truth, such as, "I define "truth" as information, (all information)."