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<r>rjwould;757182 wrote: His "tirade" was a valid argument, the problem is the moderators were obviously opposed to him being there. What the republicans are ignoring is the fact that if he was to make it past the primaries, I believe there would an enormous amount of support for him fro...

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<t>I understand that this is a thread for Ron Paul. I saw the Republican debate last night on Fox news channel. My first question was, "who is this idiot!?" I had never heard of him until the debate! My second question was, "who is this idiot?" He didn't do so well in th debate. He wander...

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get loud and sloppy

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<t>Ted;740792 wrote: double helix:-6 First of all I commend you for your humanitarian work. That is exactly what Christians are called to do. Blind faith? To you maybe but not to me. I have had the experiential reality of the divine. You may not so believe but that is fine with...

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Jimbo, what gift could one get for a man who has everything he could possibly need?

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<t>Ted;735971 wrote: One does not have to be religious to help in achieving this hope. What are you doing to help bring it about? Shalom Ted:-6 Which is my point, Ted. I do not look at the world, the universe or any other natural thing a...

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Virgo here. Sheep or Ram on the Oriental Zodiac. Am a child at heart, tis true.

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<t>Bryn Mawr;736980 wrote: Rather than rhetoric, could you provide facts and / or evidence? The current "president or leader" of Iran doesn't believe that the Germans had concentration camps and slaughtered the Jews and any other nationality or person they wanted to cleanse themselv...

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<t>Jester;735121 wrote: From the report... Hardly vindicated. With them being the greatest exporter of terrorism and enriched uranium being a key component for a dirty bomb they remain a likely threat. Eggzactly! People, listen. Politics is just a big game. It...

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<t>My mother-in-law is a resident in the nursing home where I work. I went to buy her a 42 inch flat screen plasma television set for her room, only to discover that it wouldn't fit into my Caliber without putting it on its side. So I settled for a 42 inch flat screen HD television for ju...

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Bleach. Most effective. Be sure to dilute it with water, three parts water to one part bleach. Then hang the affectd item, or expose it, to strong sunlight for a day or two, on a clothes line. My grandmother taught me that.

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<r><EMOJI seq="1f444" tseq="1f444">:lips:</EMOJI><EMOJI seq="1f914" tseq="1f914">:thinking:</EMOJI> What I fail to understand is this Kingdom we are promised. What I see when I open my eyes and visit religious writings or events are a bunch of zombie organisms being led to do right by some hope of e...

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Later, as the sun was setting

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Tater Tazz;725910 wrote: as she was doing a spin on the floor she noticed........................ Nomad had stepped into the room with muddy boots on and...

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Chezzie;726158 wrote: maybe if they are small they would use a ladder.

Step ladders are so

Very scary when you climb to the top. Once your there you might..

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<t>buttercup;725556 wrote: > Hello everyone, > > For those who have often wondered about the meaning of Life, the > following explains it all! > > > On the first day, God created the dog and said: > > "Sit all da...

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<t>I think believing in God has become one of those faith and trust exercises. Close your eyes and let yourself fall backwards TRUSTING with all your faith and love that God will catch you. Do you know the statistics on that? How many people sliding through an intersection closed there e...

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<r>jimbo;725759 wrote: i have been a non believer all of my life till a month ago <EMOJI seq="1f914" tseq="1f914">:thinking:</EMOJI> my best friend gatsey is a fully bible bashing member of the god squad and he has been such a good friend he kept asking me to go to...

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I think 120, on the autobon in Germany. In miles. I remember calculating it with my ex-husband. Next to us were two German Patrol cars. They passed us. :wah:

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And when you haul it away, all the dry pine needles that fall off all the way to the car, in the car, in your clothing. Whose idea was having a tree anyway? Did Jesus have a tree in the manger? Uh uh, I don't think so.

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<t>Viewing God objectively one would have to ask, why would he desire, need, or ask for or want a relationship, with mankind? After all, looking out on the stars at night, and knowing there are unnumbered galaxies out there filled with unimaginable numbers of planets, and that purportedly...

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But, all was not lost because

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Personally, if I was going to read the Bible for the first time I would begin with the first page. Genesis on through to the end. Without any aids or interpretive guides.

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Taking it down again.

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Is there a god? If so, what is the purpose of his egsistance.

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<t>When your palms itch, it means your going to recive money. It's true. Check it out. I deliver pizza part time. Its been slow, very slow, twenty bucks tops in tips. Tonite my palms itched like crazy. I made seventy-eight dollars in tips. Then, when checking the mail, I foun...

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<r>Scrat;718371 wrote: When you expect me to compare the near extinction of the Eskimo race due to bootleg whisky to what Stalin did, to me there is no comparison. Stalin did what he did to bring Russia out of the dark ages. The government of America did what it did because it was the na...

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<t>I found out about two weeks ago that the nursing home I work in has been sold. Currently, we are a non-profit. The new owner is a for-profit business man. He has given his word in writing that all staff are needed, all hire dates within the orginization we currently work for will be honored and a...

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<t>Scrat;718275 wrote: 90% of the suffering in this world is due to the inherent corruption in human nature. Corruption is inevitable with power. After all, aren't we simply animals trying to be as sophisticated as God(s)? In your first post you mention how hunger and st...

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<t>watermark;707090 wrote: I mean who were they to make decisions about who ate or not? Maybe they felt they had no power prior to this event and felt it necessary to flex their muscle so to speak. Or, maybe they thought that if they had enough money they could pay off the right of...

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Oh, I would love to get a picture of that! Did you get any shots? I love these flowers.

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Everytime I think I see the end of the road I round the bend only to discover that the road travels on and its destination remains a mystery!

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Some days, everybody seems to want a peice of me. I need five clones of me pronto! Four to satisfy everyone while I take a rest.

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devist8me;168310 wrote: I don't. Stays in a decorative covered butter dish next to the stove. Is it margarin or real butter? If real butter, does it ever get rancid?

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<r>Galbally;711931 wrote: Scientists have developed the technology to create synthetic bacteria and other very basic biological organisms. Now the question as to whether this consititutes the creation of synthetic life is a highly emotive question, and probably one that us lot here wouldn't be able ...

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<t>[QUOTE=Scrat;711678]Seems the CIS (Confederation of Independant States) have had enough. This has to be maddening to Bushco in the 9th degree. I saw Bush trying to defend his "friendship" with Putin on the tube. That guys out of touch with himself let alone the world. Putin knows Bush is not Russ...

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Glade air fresh candle, Fresh Rain, has no smell.:-1

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<r>Pinky;688826 wrote: That reminds me, last time I went camping, my mallett mysteriously disappeared, so I ended up using a meat tenderiser instead. <EMOJI seq="1f914" tseq="1f914">:thinking:</EMOJI> How did you happen to have a meat tenderizer along? :wah: Ok, you were hunting for...

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I'm feeling like a ticking time bomb! Work, family, what can I say? :-5:-5

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Who knew Aqua Teen Hunger could actually be funny?;)

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SlipStream;707441 wrote: part from pinkchick

I can identify. Somedays I just feel like I'm invisible.

Today though, I have a sore throat. My ears hurt, like they are plugged.

Must be the season.

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<r>chrisb84uk;707187 wrote: Anyone else ever have this really odd feeling when you just can't remember how to spell a word that you have used millions of times correctly. For the love of me I couldn't remember how to spell position for about a minute. :-2 Think I am losing it!...

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C-C-C-Cold. Winter is setting in. We had snow Sunday.

but happy, because well, I just am.

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Still going, though I'm tired beyond the definition of the word.

Tomorrow starts another week. I feel like I'm a hamster on its wheel going round and round.

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<t>Mystery;706427 wrote: The kind of counseling you're referring to (at least in my state) is forced - i.e. commit them for being a danger to themselves or others. In some cases, it's helpful, but they also have to follow through with it. I find that sometimes allowing the negative consequences, suc...

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<r>RedGlitter;701223 wrote: What?? What do you mean no counseling until he commits a crime? Where do you live, DH? Are you in the States? I have never heard of that. If he's beating people, men or women, the time for help is now, not later. As I'm sure you know. Maybe he needs medication? As of righ...

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It was a hectic day, but its over now and I'm feeling pretty good.

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<t>coberst;698077 wrote: Anti-intellectualism inhibits learning A large percentage (studies suggest over 90%) of the meaning we derive from communication, we derive from the non-verbal cues that the other person gives. How does one communicate with an unseen audience that can b...

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My son, repeatedly assaulting his female companions, because he cannot control his obsessive compulsions. I am at the end of the rope here folks. Mental health counseling cannot occur until he commits a crime. I can't have that happen! any suggestions. :-2

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<t>spot;697174 wrote: DH, this may be slightly off topic but - you do realize that the British Crown still owns more square miles of North America than the USA does, don't you? You make it sound like you won, that's all. Yes sweetheart, I do. Do you realize that most of the land the...

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