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Mickiel, I'd like to hear some more of what you've got to say. I've learned a lot from this thread, thanks.

(no fleas, pls)

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<r>Is God Real? Yes, Yes, Yes, always, yesterday, today, tomorrow. Haven't read the whole thread, but I appreciate the proof posts I read, Mickiel. I also enjoy your style and how you dismiss atheists who behave like fleas on a host. <E>:)</E...

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Thanks Zap. That particular video means a lot to me in more ways than I can say = xox

Have a peaceful day, Zap.

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<r>ahhh, thanks Bin, you poet who didn't know it. <E>;)</E> This is probably the one thread that will draw me back here. One of my favorite gospel songs (haha, I know there are many) but on this particular video it shows respect to the American Indian. There's my heart. xox<br...

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So many gospel songs remind me of my blessings. Here's another one! The video is how I imagine Heaven ...

YouTube - GREAT IS THY FAITHFULNESS by CECE WINANS with lyrics

Thanks for the thread, Bin.

"Bin" a pleasure.

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<t>G'Morning Kathy. All I know is what I've read here. It was said they weren't banned, but they have no posting privileges. hmmm Odie the same. No posting privileges. The "smoking" threads are gone too. Glaswegien was banned the same day the others' posting privileg...

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gmc;1341392 wrote: Apparently you are not accepting private messages any more whether it is deliberate or not I don't know.

It appears yesterday was a big day for exits here at FG. I counted 4. :yh_think

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koan;1341464 wrote: Quite right. My post #69 does still stand.

Good day.

As does my reply #73.

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<r>koan;1341438 wrote: I'm just saying .... Other than the fact your post #69 still stands as does my reply #73. Koan, I saw the effort and motivation in your post but you simply didn't do enough research on me to pull it off. I was merely pleased to tell you...

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<t>I've always loved the song, It is well with my soul -- but, I didn't know the story behind it until I looked it up on youtube. My gosh, the man lived a life comparable to Job, and rose above it to give God praise. I also didn't know this song was written in the 1800's ... the video tells the amaz...

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<t>ZAP;1341359 wrote: When I heard them it was Jimmy Jr. and two others, one of them had a wonderfully rich bass voice. I found some links to the Blackwood Brothers and learned that they sang back up for Johnny Cash and that Elvis sat in on an impromtu session with them in Memphis. This link says th...

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<r>ahhh, koan, oops, you must have missed my very first post to Glas (almost a month ago) where I told him I don't agree with all his views, but I do agree w/him regarding Mohammad being a pedo. You see, I don't need to agree with 100% of a person's views in order to appreciate one or more of them. ...

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hoppy;1341380 wrote: I'll drink to that.

Toast!

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Scrat;1341377 wrote: Where I come from people were very polite. When people had an issue with one another it was settled with fists. Guns used in a quarrel are for weaklings cowards and idiots.

Guns used in a quarrel, I agree. Surely, the prisons are full of those hotheads.

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Ugly, ugly. I'd sell it in a heartbeat and buy a second home -- a four bedroom cabin on a creek. "Second Home."

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America the beautiful. :-4

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along-for-the-ride;1341046 wrote:

That looks like a salad in the making. I go through times when my whole system craves salad ... I'm in one of those spins right now. Salivating, thanks.

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LarsMac;1341099 wrote: And people think the Germans have no sense of humor.

:yh_giggle

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<t>ZAP;1341173 wrote: The Blackwood Brothers were favorites of Elvis' mother, Gladys, and they sang this song at her funeral. Early this year I saw Jimmy Jr., son of one of the originals, with 2 others, in concert and they told the story and sang this song. YouTube - Blackwood Brothers - ...

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shelbell;1341322 wrote: Thanks CB, thankfully it's a direct flight !

Perfect! First flights should always be direct. OMGosh, yes.

I'm happy for you.

PS - bring a sweater on board; planes get cold no matter where they're going.

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<t>spot;1341326 wrote: I don't, just for the record. Own a house alarm or lock the doors when I'm at home or grant God such power. I get that spot. From the most disgusting post I've ever read about God (that you wrote on this board), I'm bewildered why you sport His highest angel a...

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<t>yaaarrrgg;1341324 wrote: That's an interesting point. Though, the Bible doesn't really say not to do these things does it? On the other hand Christiainity teaches that you shouldn't be killing people, that you should love your enemies, turn the other cheek, witness to criminals, practi...

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<r>Patsy Warnick;1340906 wrote: Also - Deciding to have one child is unfair to that child, but then again family size is changing. and there is NO perfect "Family". As far as that one child entering & intertwining with others - very different than a child from a family of ...

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Thank you, Carla. I see her online light is still on. Oh well.

I don't belong to FB but if anyone would like to suggest how to help the mom and son otherwise, I'm in.

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G#Gill;1341303 wrote: I'm afraid this thread may be a non-starter as the OP er is now unable to post. So it looks as if it's a Facebook only effort.

I read that twice and still don't get it. Why is the OP unable to post?

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<t>yaaarrrgg;1341269 wrote: In other words, you don't really think God can or will protect you against an open door. Sorry, but I don't think you *really* believe that God is in charge. Your actions suggest you believe the person with the biggest weapon is in charge. The...

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<t>If you can sit in a chair, you can fly on a plane. Truly. Consider it an adventure and a fear you'll soon overcome, another hurdle you've crossed. You'll be proud of yourself. We travel quite a bit by plane and IMO the biggest hassles of flying are the lay-overs, airport security, etc...

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<t>Fione was left just speechless, this Joe and John surprise. The coffee was a steamin' and she was in their eyes. Seldom did the night shift bring such a giddy pair. She knew she was beholding twins comfortably rare.</t>

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Is there a way to donate anonymously, perhaps through the Red Cross in her name? Money order, something like that? Or a way to send toys anonymously?

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beowulf;1341203 wrote: you are safe as long as you dont draw a cartoon of Allah

:yh_rotfl

ooooo, I'm so tempted to say something, but shall bite my ... fingertips.

Just know I enjoyed the giggle.

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<r>Bryn Mawr;1341194 wrote: Certainly correct, the "replies" you mention were posts explicitly designed to avoid giving an answer. They were actually a courtesy on my part. There are no other words I can think of to explain not engaging in imaginings and unfounded anger. That was wi...

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<t>yaaarrrgg;1341167 wrote: The first amendment actually establishes a neutral state with regards to religion. But I don't see how the consitution resolves the contradition between your "faith" and your actions. Obviously you don't believe God can can or will protect you, else you wouldn't feel the ...

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<t>But John, he had his Sadie waiting still at home. And Joe was so enamored he couldn't stand alone. "Fione, Fione-- The pints turned to a gallon and little did we know, that funny ol' time pantomime turned soo...

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<t>Accountable;147201 wrote: I went to a Muslim strip show the other night. Everyone was shouting, "Show us yer face!" Did you hear the one about Jewish-Muslim comedy night? The rehearsals were going really well until the Jews occupied the Muslim half of the stage. ...

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Welcome, King of Compost. Nice you made it here - love the name.

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<r>spot;1341159 wrote: That's the third time you've made that claim and they're not my words at all, they're entirely your own. Repetition doesn't make things true, they're mere ritual. Your reply on Monday, contumacious, in my "Another Question" thread. You also used the word "forc...

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<t>Joe missed his little lady, but found solace in the home he shared with John and Sadie, never feeling quite alone. "Let's head to town and find a pub" John said to his bro, Joe. "We'll have a laugh or two and take a pint...

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<r>Bryn Mawr;1340860 wrote: No, and never will be <E>:-(</E> Correct, my reply was in #36, #41 and the first 2 sentences of #44. I simply don't indulge the angry and/or the imaginings. Maybe that's what spot was referring to when saying I was being stubbornly disobedient...

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<r>K.Snyder;1340849 wrote: It's hard to distinguish the fine line between evolution and downright genocide material. The phrase speaks about a very true point but to suggest it's an intelligent one is definitively stupid. "We've come quite a long way from sticks",.. while thos...

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<r>And another beauty: YouTube - George Jones-How Beautiful Heaven Must Be As for Heaven, I'm torn. Anxious to see some loved ones, but still wanting to be here with all the others I love. Fortunately, I'm not in charge of my earthly exit date, and He who knows better is. <E>;)...

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<t>Here's one that makes me so very grateful for my childhood. My parents are still young, healthy and in love. My siblings are a hoot and blessings, each in different ways. This song is truly a "family" song. Amen. XOX Thanks again for the thread, Bin. YouTube - Family Bible<...

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<t>Glaswegian;1340879 wrote: I have not proclaimed hatred of 1.5 billion Muslims - neither in this forum nor anywhere else. I havenâ€™t the time, energy or inclination to hate 1.5 billion Muslims. I am too busy hating the haemorrhoid which will take up residency in my arse in about thirt...

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Tough question, cars. I can't imagine not having brothers and sisters, a tight-knit big family still.

I can only hope that solo children have plenty of cousins and playmates to spend a lot of time with.

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Boogalette;1340825 wrote: spot, I see that your question still has not been answered.

Wait, I thought I did. We stayed at the Fairfield Inn - not in Maine, but still the same. (ooops, wrong thread.)

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Yes, Joe is John's twin bro,

they never skip a beat.

Two hearts joined neatly to and fro,

Oh what a two twin treat!

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woah, I hope my choice not to pay won't resemble a show of force or, God forbid, stubborn disobedience.

ahhh, spot, bear with me as I enjoyed your post so much. Cute hoot! hehe

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<t>Till one day when his mate proclaimed, "Oh John, what have we here?" "Your sauce is but a canned good, your beard is in the food!" He signed to poor deaf John and John burst out in laugh! A pity it won't pass the test, i...

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<r>spot;1340803 wrote: Indeed you do, CB, indeed you do. You're consistently wimping out rather than discussing, in thread after thread. And, as you say, it's entirely your own choice. I don't think constant deflection's going to win you much affection though. This is, after all, a moderately perman...

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ahhh, spot, I'm sure it can be checked. I figured it simply happened when you chose to pick one sentence and got carried away in your haste and editing, etc.

The trash you wrote about God wasn't worth replying to, but misquoting me was.

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<t>copied from spot's post -- my post, misquoted. Surely just a mistake, I'm sure. Re: Homosexuality taught to children as natural acceptable? Quote Originally Posted by CinnamonBear View Post God sees all. He sees silence, He sees desperation to fit in and He sees ...

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