Hmmmm

Plays a prank on a woman,

it involves slapping her,

having a bowl full of water drop on her head,

not to mention she slips and falls and there is a mess to clean up in the kitchen,


AND

it leaves her holding a stick

Neoteny wrote:

CrazyAnglican wrote:Hi all,


Just popped in to second luns 101. Sorry luns, if ya' weren't do darned lovable Hey how many times did Neo second Snorri?

Enough.

And I'd like to do it again.

Here's to making our voices heard in the cacophonous throng of modernity!

Hi all,


Just popped in to second luns 101. Sorry luns, if ya' weren't do darned lovable Hey how many times did Neo second Snorri?

Johnson, easily. Who else on the list was brought up for impeachment and only missed being booted from office by one vote? After his last term as president he got beaten in a Senate race in his home state.

Hm

We'll certainly have to look into that

won't we?

Hey all, It's about time we had a thread like this one. Way overdue.

It's not Saaaaaaaaaaaane.

Wahooo!!! Go tricky Dick!


System: Liberalism
Ideology: Capital Democratism
Party: Democratic Party
Presidents: Richard Nixon
04' Election: Michael Badnarik
08' Election: Ron Paul



Of the 540,214 respondents (9,190 on Facebook):

3% are close to you.
12% are more conservative.
7% are more ...

luns, I have to say I'm impressed by your ability to argue the counter to your position.

jonesthecurl wrote:God is NOT a policeman.
He is judge, jury, and prison warden.
Wait, that last one is jay.

lol, but seriously if a judge breaks the law he/she loses his/her office. We expect earthly judges and officials to uphold the law. Why should it be different for a divine one?

A third option which just came to mind while responding to you is that God is all-knowing & all-powerful, but chose not to prevent the bad thing from happening. This would contradict the claim that God is good, benevolent, or whatever term you wish to describe His nature in positive terms.
I would ...

I'm certainly not rich. For my kids we've selected a private school for my eldest. She began there and loves it (although she's hating the homework load at the moment). We pay for her to go to a school that she likes and experience the best education she can. My son went to the same private school ...

Well geez it's in the Ten Commandments:

Thou shalt honor God

Thou shalt put no Gods before you but the true God.....

And then proceeds to go on for pages and pages about what happens to people who breaks the ten commandments.

And no, you can't just dismiss it as the ravings of the old testament ...

Right and what exactly does that one mean? It can just as well mean that everyone who works for good in this life is doing so through Christ's intervention whether they are aware of it or not. It's certainly not Christ's condemnation of everyone who had never heard of him at the time.

For instance ...

Simon Viavant wrote:It is specifically written several places in the bible that you don't have to commit evil to go to hell, you just have to not accept christ.

Really? Cite one, please. While we're at it, are you suggesting that the Christian belief in Hell really makes it okay to immolate them in Iron?

Ah, but there is a big problem with your reasoning:

1) The Juche are physically torturing people right now for holding onto their own beliefs.

Christians on the other hand have had a pretty good track record over the past couple of hundred years with regard to that type of behavior.

2) As far as ...

Yet there is nothing in the Holy Bible that states that any Christian should immerse anyone in lava for not being a Christian. It's not picking nits, that's just not there.

Is anyone disturbed by the fact that, according to the bible, non-christians get the same punishment as those who refuse Juche, and none of the Christians expressing outrage in this thread care about that?

Could you cite a passage for anyone being immolated in molten iron? I missed that one the ...

I too, support the President on this.

pimpdave wrote:Birdhouse In Your Soul - They Might Be Giants

Lol, Minimum WAAGE! Hya! *whip crack*


My favorite when I was ten was "Dust in the Wind" by Kansas

Check out these hippies

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hkbdP7sq0w8

People who seek power tend to do so through political not religious channels nowadays.
Unfortunately that is not true. Religion of all kinds have an instant mass audience and support that can't be overlooked. Even George Bush used his Christian knowledge to appeal to conservative voters of both ...

I can never remember the coral snake warning,

Red next to black .....get back?

Red next to yellow ..... kill a fellow?

I just go with "if there is a snake on the block; hit it with a rock."

I must say that one the lighter side of Global warming I'm getting a kick out of watching the Canadian geese make up their minds. As they honk furiously at one another I can only imagine the conversations "Hey Bob! You sure we're supposed to be going South? Feels like April to me!". "I don't know ...

I'll second the lobster thermador (although not nearly as romantic as yours AAFitz). I had never heard of the dish and ordered it as a last meal out with buddies on spring break. We we're all chatting and having a good time and the first of us tasted the lobster and silence fell at the table until ...

PLAYER57832 wrote:I would guess these are not standard crews, but specialists. Sixty regular fighters is not very much. A standard hand crew has around 12, upwards.

Heck yeah they're specialists, those guys are smokejumpers. They're basically the airborne rangers of firefighters, as I understand it.