Reply With QuoteAs my kids try daily to remind me! (Or, at least they often feel that it should be.)Originally Posted by Inzl Kett
It's all Greek to...well, you get the idea.
What ever happened to Icelandic?!
The Author of all watches over me, and I have a fine horse.
Abortion is murder. Period.
As my kids try daily to remind me! (Or, at least they often feel that it should be.)
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The Author of all watches over me, and I have a fine horse.
Abortion is murder. Period.
Because they have add. The turn is just a possibility.
After 2016 will President Obama fade into obscurity or play an active role in public affairs?
How come alcohol isn't considered a drug?
[SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]
Yes.
Beeeer......Discuss the merits of all.
I like beers from all three, but my current favorite is made locally by High Hops Brewery in Windsor Colorado, it is a "double IPA" called Dr Pat's. Very hoppy, good stuff. So I guess American is the best.
For German, I'm going to say Stella Artois, even tho' it's from Belgium, close enough for me.
For Irish, I'll go with the standard Guinness I guess.
Marge: "Aren't you going to give him the last rites?"
Rev. Lovejoy: "That's Catholic, Marge - you might as well ask me to do a voodoo dance."
"Oh bother" said Pooh, as he chambered the next round.
Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety. - Benjamin Franklin
Tambora (October 12th, 2017)
Could it be because it's finally come to light that being dishonest will get you paid more, more often?
Or is it simply the result of REWARDING honest hard work becoming a dying art?
"Never reveal the full extent of your strength to anyone but yourself, for others will ever after require it of you with ever-diminishing compensation."
-Chris Lehmann
“In many ways the evidence of our faith is found in our ability to control our tongue (or our keyboard)."
-Adam Hamilton
“Let me never fall into the vulgar mistake of dreaming that I am persecuted whenever I am contradicted.”
-Ralph Waldo Emerson
US third most productive nation in the world, after Norway and Singapore
http://247wallst.com/2010/06/28/72005/2/
Americans work more than anyone in the industrialized world.
More than the English, more than the French, way more than the Germans or Norwegians. Even, recently, more than the Japanese.
And Americans take less vacation, work longer days, and retire later, too.
http://abcnews.go.com/US/story?id=93...1#.UaZ9SZxdy20
For reasons that are too complex to cite, Jack is correct. The young parents in contemporary America not only work longer hours than their parents did, but they work longer hours than do citizens of any other country in the world. We have even recently surpassed the Japanese who have coined the term "Karoshi syndrome" meaning "death from overwork."
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/linda-...b_3308576.html
The facts don't seem to support that assertion. The currrent generation of workers are harder workers than their parents generation.
Let's say that I suffer from a delusion. I will call this delusion "Fact-check Syndrome." I respond by citing facts.
Most people online don't want to be corrected. They do not care about anything that does not agree with them.
There are none more entitled than the wealthy. They can spend with abandon yet increase their assets each year.
What? Have you lost your mind?
Atheism is a advertising nightmare as in what you see is what you get and when you die that's it. - DaveDodo007
Totally depraved doctrine.
Uncertain salvation.
Luck of the draw.
Irresistible damnation.
Persecution of the saints.
Courtesy of Desert Reign
Guinness - Good choice! Ireland's gift to mankind.Yes.
Beeeer......
I like beers from all three, but my current favorite is made locally by High Hops Brewery in Windsor Colorado, it is a "double IPA" called Dr Pat's. Very hoppy, good stuff. So I guess American is the best.
For German, I'm going to say Stella Artois, even tho' it's from Belgium, close enough for me.
For Irish, I'll go with the standard Guinness I guess.
Stella Artois - Another great beer, but not German, as you say.
St. Pauli Girl - Ah, now there's a fine German beer, and a marketing program that puts Godaddy to shame.
Bok - A Dutch delight.
I don't think the French know how to make beer, so have had to do with wine. And cheese. They do know how to make wine and cheese. I'll give them that. But I have heard there is a chain of brewpubs in France called Frog and Rosbif, which blend British and French traditions. ('Frog' is the English nickname for the French, and Rosbif or "roast beef" the French nickname for the English). So perhaps with a bit of English influence beer drinking in France has not been a lost art.
As for the Americans, give them enough time with their microbreweries and maybe we will see some world-class beers some day.
Atheism is a advertising nightmare as in what you see is what you get and when you die that's it. - DaveDodo007
Totally depraved doctrine.
Uncertain salvation.
Luck of the draw.
Irresistible damnation.
Persecution of the saints.
Courtesy of Desert Reign
How else could you pick them up?Basset hounds got long ears.
One lavished upon in the Beloved
Are there any ghost towns in America?
One lavished upon in the Beloved
Only at night. No, wait, that would be vampire towns. Hmmm.
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Atheism is a advertising nightmare as in what you see is what you get and when you die that's it. - DaveDodo007
Totally depraved doctrine.
Uncertain salvation.
Luck of the draw.
Irresistible damnation.
Persecution of the saints.
Courtesy of Desert Reign
They all got hickeys
One lavished upon in the Beloved
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