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You are sweet AlphaOmega, thank you! I'm a talker so you may be wishing the forums weren't so busy before long.




(GO REDWINGS!) :p
 
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Ugly

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I think really the only way is to jump in. Few people officially introduce themselves. At least within the specific areas they are going to be focused on.
 
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I just wish there was more activity on these forums.
Welllllll we are adults with jobs and responsibilities. And many of us have children. Can't be posting all the time when we're called to do more important things. Don't get me wrong, fellowship is important. But I'm pretty sure that Christ wouldn't want us neglecting our duties (be they familial, social, or professional) to sit in front of a computer monitor. ^_^
 
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saydee

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Okay, back to the idea of posting 2-3 facts about yourself haha:

*coffee lover
*girly girl who'd rarely say no to video games (yes, this confuses a lot of people)
*working on my teaching degree in English, psychology and philosophy :)
 
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kenthomas27

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Thanks Shouryu! I feel better. And light-hearted banter is just what I need. It took me longer than it should have to realize that I don't need a dating site or a support group, etc. I just need companionship and a sense of belonging. (I work almost exclusively with kids and don't have much adult interaction.) A forum is perfect for that. :)

You actually came here for adult interaction? Then allow me, please, to introduce myself. I am a professional adult. I studied at Julliard and began my career judging maturity levels of cheese; later sharpening my edge on aged Ripple. Here are one of my books......

http://vo.fod4.com/v/4756dfcc07/v600.mp4
 
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TruthLoveHope

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Quick note to xAlphaOmega ... just two words for you, buddy - GO PENS!!!! :cool: And GLR, I'm with you ... I'm hoping no one takes 'offense' at me not posting my entire life story ... we'd be here for days! I'm hitting some of these posts with a few words of wisdom because I've been there and done that with some of this stuff, and I hope I can give a little bit of perspective or advice, which may or may not be the case ... but I can always offer prayer. Debate stuff I tend to stay away from ... that's 3/4 of my life - I have two girls, after all ;)
 
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xAlphaOmega

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Welllllll we are adults with jobs and responsibilities. And many of us have children. Can't be posting all the time when we're called to do more important things. Don't get me wrong, fellowship is important. But I'm pretty sure that Christ wouldn't want us neglecting our duties (be they familial, social, or professional) to sit in front of a computer monitor. ^_^
I was actually talking about the activity as in the members that post. For example there are around 10 regular posters in the singles forum that ive seen. It would be great to see hundreds. You know, to have a bigger selection of hot Godly girls :p
 

rachelsedge

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*girly girl who'd rarely say no to video games (yes, this confuses a lot of people)
That's how I am, too! I had a game night over the summer, with some guys and gals, and the guys were incredulous that I not only was good at the video games, but knew my terms, too. They were both impressed and looked at me like I was an alien. :p

*working on my teaching degree in English, psychology and philosophy :)
Fellow psych major, here! :) Doubled in sociology. Hopefully it's going well for you!
 
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xAlphaOmega

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Quick note to xAlphaOmega ... just two words for you, buddy - GO PENS!!!! :cool: And GLR, I'm with you ... I'm hoping no one takes 'offense' at me not posting my entire life story ... we'd be here for days! I'm hitting some of these posts with a few words of wisdom because I've been there and done that with some of this stuff, and I hope I can give a little bit of perspective or advice, which may or may not be the case ... but I can always offer prayer. Debate stuff I tend to stay away from ... that's 3/4 of my life - I have two girls, after all ;)
Penguins? Oh Lord, we are going to have issues now.... No its good to have fellow hockey fans here :D cant wait for the season to start....
 
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saydee

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Yay I'm not the only one who knows that feeling :'D
And thanks, my studies are going pretty smooth at the moment (doesn't it most of the time when you do something you truly love?) - hope the same goes for you? Or have you already finished? :)
 
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saydee

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Penguins? Oh Lord, we are going to have issues now.... No its good to have fellow hockey fans here :D cant wait for the season to start....
Areed 100%! Hockey's just exciting- only thing that annoys me is the time difference from U.S. and Europe. Well, sleep is overrated anyway :p Go Pens! :eek:
 
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colalella2891

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I've only been on here for a few months so I guess that's relatively new right??? :)


1. I'm currently learning to play the guitar

2. I'm about to get my associate degree in business

3. I love movies
 

rachelsedge

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1. I'm currently learning to play the guitar
How's that going? I learned to play the guitar earlier this year. Getting your fingers calloused hurts so bad! I used to play for an hour every day and it wouldn't bother me. I've gotten out of the habit of playing though, for at least a few months, so I know it's gonna hurt a bit to pick it up again. :-/
 
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colalella2891

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How's that going? I learned to play the guitar earlier this year. Getting your fingers calloused hurts so bad! I used to play for an hour every day and it wouldn't bother me. I've gotten out of the habit of playing though, for at least a few months, so I know it's gonna hurt a bit to pick it up again. :-/
Lol yes it really does butcher the fingers doesn't it??? I get blisters, haha. But it's going fine so far I suppose. Some of it's a little tricky and I have to make myself practice sometimes, but it'll be worth it. :)