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Dear people who post in the bible forum,
If you are crazy, if you have a chip on your shoulder, if you can't stand to be corrected, if you're looking to fight, if you don't believe in proper grammar and punctuation, and if you know you're prone to temper tantrums don't bother to post. Please keep your bad doctrine to yourself.
Thank you.
If you are crazy, if you have a chip on your shoulder, if you can't stand to be corrected, if you're looking to fight, if you don't believe in proper grammar and punctuation, and if you know you're prone to temper tantrums don't bother to post. Please keep your bad doctrine to yourself.
Thank you.
S
It would have been easier to just say 'shut down the bible forum'. Cause that's essentially what you're asking for. 
Klay Scott really went downhill the farther he distanced himself from Christianity. Kind of like the bible study forum.
Generic dubstep. Sounds like a robot taking a dump - kind of like the bible study forum.
Now all of the dubstep fans please don't beat on me at the same time. I just think it is way too trendy for it's own good, and thus detracts from other forms of electronic music - like house or trance or dance.
M
So you know how when you're doing a really good, thorough house-cleaning, and you just shove everything in a closet? And then your house looks so nice and pretty and you breathe a sigh of relief looking around...but then you're like, "Oh snap! I forgot I needed that coat out of the closet..." So you go and open it, and evvvverything comes crashing down on your head and you're buried under this heap of clothes and shoes and belts and purses and space heaters and board games...?
...am I the only lazy bum who does that?!
Anyway, something similar just happened to me.
...am I the only lazy bum who does that?!
Anyway, something similar just happened to me.
A
Winter days like these, it would be nice to move. We get arctic air flow from the north sometimes, making the windchill go extreme. Tonight it's dipping down to -41 C (-42 F). The worst that I have ever experienced it was -50 C, that day I called in to work saying I won't be coming since I had to take the bus back then. I didn't care if I got in trouble, it gets dangerous.
Yeah, I lived about 8 hours north of where I do now. But we had the water which kept us from getting too cold. -16 C was about the worst I had to deal with. We got lots of snow, though, so it was fun. I miss that weather a lot. Down here we get like 2 inches and then it melts and gets everything muddy and then a week later we get another 2 inches and then it melts and so the cycle continues
I think...I have peace about graduating by February. I dunno if this means I'll take up two extra classes in January for the sake of knowledge building, or if I'll just say, "Give me my diploma." I got a feeling post-secondary isn't for me. It's not a matter of intelligence. I know I have the intelligence. But...maybe I'm not quite ready for college. I might just need some time to mature more, and plus, this might give me an opportunity to work full time until late August/early September. In that time I could do a lot.
I might just need some time to mature more, and plus, this might give me an opportunity to work full time until late August/early September. In that time I could do a lot.
G
Yeah, I lived about 8 hours north of where I do now. But we had the water which kept us from getting too cold. -16 C was about the worst I had to deal with. We got lots of snow, though, so it was fun. I miss that weather a lot. Down here we get like 2 inches and then it melts and gets everything muddy and then a week later we get another 2 inches and then it melts and so the cycle continues
The coldest weather I've ever been in was -30 degrees in a little miny soda town just south of the canyadayadayada border by 50 miles, I can say I was within 1 hour speeeding distance of what's often the coldest place in the usa in winters , International Falls, that is, and ,where my grandma lived, Great Falls, Montana
But, yeah, in minnesota ; it was so coooooold.
HOw cold was it, green?
It was so cold that my snot was literally freezing inside my nostrils and it hurt to breath in the air it was so cold.
So, I can just about relate to Arwenbaggins ARkenstone's coldness there in her B.C. country. which is, incidentally only 5-6 hours north of Seattle but what a difference, eh, three hundred miles makes
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I thought you guys, lightnin' and arwenbaggins both lived in B.C. , are my green brains wrong.
8 hours north of where you live now, lightnin' , where were you living 8 hours north of B.C., Juneau?
So, arwen, if lightnin' lives in B.C. then you must be living in much colde country. Another province it sounds like ? Saskatchewan is a pretty tall province, you could be living way up north in the top of that place
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