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i wish no harm on rusha - indeed, i have made it clear that i wish she would turn from her path to eternal damnation and accept Jesus Christ as her Lord and Savior
i wish the same for you and town and breathe
It is too late! The boomerang is on the wing!
Have you read Omar Khayyam?
Always be yourself unless you can be a unicorn. Then, always be a unicorn.
“And every day, the world will drag you by the hand, yelling, ‘This is important! And this is important! And this is important! You need to worry about this! And this! And this!’ And each day, it’s up to you to yank your hand back, put it on your heart and say, ‘No. This is what’s important.’” –Iain Thomas
You've got over 9,000 posts my dear. I sure hope they're not all of this quality. Otherwise you've not only wasted a great deal of your own time, but other people's time as well.
Well, not everyone can pen a gem of the sort you just dropped on us. Unless they're new to the language, of course. Are the other twenty something this riveting, witty and engaging?
He may shake out all right over time. Right now he's just shooting the bull in a China closet.
Spared a moment for sky...
Originally posted by sky.
Deep? Not even close.
So the new motto hunt is getting productive.
And there was MEshak going after bybee...
Originally posted by meshak
...Do you have anything to say about the OP instead of your usual popularity gaining comment?
Because everyone knows that's how we gauge the truth, by how unpopular it is. Which is why I'm nearly certain that gravity is a lie.
Enabling disobedience is not loving, dear.
Neither is enabling ignorance.
When SH contemplated what he mistakenly believed to be a purely atheistic weekend perk...
Originally posted by Silent Hunter
Who's the smart one now?
An Adventist, because he gets to sleep in Sunday and salvation.
A new shooting star went by...and bye...
Originally posted by chosenbygrace
...what's with the stupid political leaning garbage and displaying it for everyone, so you get a limited choice of what you can choose and if you don't fit you're forced to choose to use the forum and everyone sees it?
It's something a few people have griped about. But it's not the end of the world, even if it gets you called liberal when you aren't.
What an [redacted] site owner. What an ignorant [redacted].
So you're arguing we should add a maturity designation?
Libertarian here you stupid [redacted].
I'm sure the other libertarians here are almost as aglow as our Catholics must be to read a TSF post.
*Wipes butt with your site*.
That's a lot of wiping.
Then Eeset responded to my comment about the seriousness of actual abuse with...
"You are to sanity what Bilbo Baggins is to a giant."
Once again it's the neg that hurts...so bullying...
Well, your neg rep response isn't going to hold any high ground:
"Hoooooow could youuuuuuuu! "
How could I do what? I'm not sure exactly, which takes a little of the sting out of it. But emotionally, on the purely numerical side of things...well, it's a real wrecking-ball, that's what it is.
I think you'll find that what I actually said was:
"Hoooooow could youuuuuuu!!
Not only have you added an extra 'u' (which is bizarre for you Americans considering the aversion you have to that particular vowel) you've also done away with my second exclamation mark given for added emphasis.
It's always about "u" isn't it.
As to the rest it's like being between a clock and a card table...
Let him who has beer.
Tomorrow? It's Monday...
You aren't what you eat, but you're always what you swallow.
.....O LORD my God, in You I put my trust.Psalm 7:1 .....To You, O LORD, I lift up my soul.Psalm 25:1
Too often we underestimate the power of a touch, a smile, a kind word, a listening ear, an honest compliment, or the smallest act of caring, all of which have the potential to turn a life around. ~ Leo Buscaglia
The best portion of a person’s life -- are the little, nameless, unremembered acts of kindness and love. ~ William Wordsworth
I was watching The Firm again today on TNT and I had to wonder if the beating Tom Cruise gave Wilfred Brimley might have given that old guy the diabetes. And was it the right thing to do.
You aren't what you eat, but you're always what you swallow.
So the backstretch is behind us and we're heading into the final turn before the straight away home. It's Nazaroo (15) with a commanding lead out five lengths on glorydaze (10) with me and RandPaul (6) trailing a full nine lengths off the lead. Stripe and LH (4) are two lengths back with a large group of walking horses just on their heels.
Can anyone seriously challenge Naz or is this a one horse race for the August crown?
Burn Notice: or sometimes they jump the shark with a motorcycle and sometimes they jump the shark riding a shark.
So I'm watching the wind up of this series the other night. It's been a good run. Sagged toward the middle of the series and it's time, but a good run. Michael Weston is the principle character. He's a former CIA spook who wakes in Miami under a burn notice. That is, he's been black listed for reasons unknown and by persons unknown. The series turns on that premise and his efforts to find the who and why and clear his name.
Along the way Micheal enlists a former flame, another former government agent and his mother, both in solving the mystery of his burn and to help a large number of people who, one way or another, need his help on a weekly basis. He finds mostly showy means to render the assistance and has gone out of his way to avoid hurting people when he can.
Last season his younger brother was shot with a sniper rifle. This season, the other night, with three episodes left to go Michael, trying to insinuate himself into an evil organization at the behest of the CIA, used a sniper rifle to kill a not so bad fellow who'd been asking too many questions. Right. And the fellow was coming to help save Michael, or so he believed.
Evil Kneivel couldn't clear this episode or save the series...way to go, whoever wrote the episode, for out ruining whoever wrote the last episode of Saving Grace or suggested the premise for Seinfeld's finale... I couldn't care less how it all ends.
Next Monday: ABC's fall line up and why you should or shouldn't be excited by it.
You aren't what you eat, but you're always what you swallow.
Maybe it's the start of the school year or the Summer season drawing to a close, but it seems like just yesterday we were bringing Jack home from the hospital. And there he was today, driving our car.
Oh, he's only two years old and almost got us all killed, but that's kids for you...in such a hurry to grow up...
You aren't what you eat, but you're always what you swallow.
Son of a biscuit eater, I did it again...I can't tell you how embarrassing this is getting...and it did take a few minutes to find posts of a similar quality, there not being that many posters who aren't native speakers, but I managed. I guess I was so tired from the search I just wasn't paying as much attention as I should have.
Well, I'll do better tomorrow. In the meantime I can't tell you how sorry I am about all of this...I really can't.
Meanwhile, zoo lent a hand...or at least a part of one...
Originally posted by zoo22
Is "Cats in the Cradle" like "Cat's in the Cradle," but with more cats?
More cats sounds better.
Similarly, I've always thought CSN&Y could have made "Our House" a lot better if they'd added way more cats in the yard.
I always wondered who Two Cat was. I mean, obviously Native American but then he doesn't really seem to factor in the narrative.
...Remember all, Jesus did say others would recognize us by the love we show one another.
He also chased money changers from the temple and reviled hypocrites. So it's more than the one note.
Did you forget Love is the universal law of Life itself? Love fulfills. Love envalues. Love empowers. Love heals. Love restores. Love edifies. Anything less is 'sin' (falling short). Are you fulfilling the law?
Love discerns, judges and protects too, else I'd let my two year old play with the wolf that comes out from the forest's edge because he called it doggy and it seemed to smile.
And it is always with a negative connotation using his skills to cast me in distasteful context.
Heck, I can do that by simply reposting some of what you've written without comment. You've compared neg rep to gang rape and abuse, made gay insinuations as insult, just off the top of my head.
4. I have made both public and private apologies only to be accused of insincerity.
If you hadn't erased the threads I'd be happy to point out the language you used and the faux nature of at least the one you aimed at me, before bringing my family into your routine. But I probably preserved some in Quixote's or Observations. I can look if you want to press the point.
If you're going to go with that it's obligatory to add
Then run, of course...very far and very, very fast.
Continued with the new guy on faith in the eternal damnation thread...
Originally posted by TheHermit0985
Why can't I say I knew at one point in my life something was true, and then later in my life, learned that I wasn't.
Because you didn't know. You believed. I know my name. Tomorrow that name will still be mine. How I feel about it might change though.
I try not to use the world "believe" anymore. I have worked very hard to remove it from my vocabulary when dealing with things like this. Belief is a tricky thing. Either you know something, or you are striving to learn.
I think that's a mistake. Believe is precisely the best word to describe both your prior and current position in relation to what may or may not be the truth of the matter.
I often ask myself the same question. Why did I believe? It could because I wanted to believe it. It could be that at the time I felt it. It could be any number of different things. All that I know now, is that I don't believe it. Not a single word of it.
Okay, but I think that's peculiar and I don't know that I've ever met anyone who couldn't tell me why they believed the central truth of their life at a time was X.
...Why the concern about my soul? Why go through the trouble?
Well, heck, I'd tell you if I saw a great movie and that's not nearly as important, is it.
One of the newbies had a birthday...at least I think he's a newbie...anyone know him?
Originally posted by Stripe
Rapidly approaching 50.
Thanks.
You know what they say: life begins at...well, no. No one really says that.
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