Questions you have been too polite to ask but always have wanted to.

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Gracie_14

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These questions have been burning a hole in my pocket.... I couldn't help it...
 
Lynx

Lynx

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Because we have been told all our lives that the USA is the best country in the world.

Most of the Americans i know do not think they are the greatest. But then most of the Americans I know have not been to Britain. Maybe the egotistical ones are more predisposed to travel.
 
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toinena

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How can the time go quickly and slowly at the same time?
 
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toinena

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America vs England?

I love the Brittish countryside. I love the architecture, the history, the landscape, the cider (even though I don't drink), the tons of memories.
I love the American directness, the practicality and the freedom of expressing my belief. And the bra selection....

I do think I prefer England, though and the Britts. Who can say no to bangers and mash?
 
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toinena

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tourist said:
Time seems to go slowly waiting for something good to happen and then quickly once it starts to happen.
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Yes. I know. Or it goes slowly when you are longing for that special meeting, but extremely quickly when you see the list of "to do" things just expanding infront of you.
 
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Gracie_14

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toinena said:
America vs England?

I love the Brittish countryside. I love the architecture, the history, the landscape, the cider (even though I don't drink), the tons of memories.
I love the American directness, the practicality and the freedom of expressing my belief. And the bra selection....

I do think I prefer England, though and the Britts. Who can say no to bangers and mash?
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:love: Now, that's more like it!
 
Oncefallen

Oncefallen

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Lynx said:
He was banned, but toinena doesn't want us to talk about it for some reason. His account doesn't say "Banned" but he said all his user permissions are turned off.
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The old system would change a user title to "Banned" when they were banned with the current software the user title doesn't change but there is a line through the username.
 
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Jennie-Mae

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Gracie_14 said:
Why are there more Americans here than the British? :giggle::p

Why do Americans think they are the greatest?
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I think that must be a misunderstanding.

It’s not really the Americans, it’s the Great State of Alabama😁.
 
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Jennie-Mae

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toinena said:
America vs England?

I love the Brittish countryside. I love the architecture, the history, the landscape, the cider (even though I don't drink), the tons of memories.
I love the American directness, the practicality and the freedom of expressing my belief. And the bra selection....

I do think I prefer England, though and the Britts. Who can say no to bangers and mash?
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No? No? You must be kidding?😧😁
 
Lynx

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Oncefallen said:
The old system would change a user title to "Banned" when they were banned with the current software the user title doesn't change but there is a line through the username.
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That explanation is more helpful than you could possibly know sir, because I have lately been getting a bit >.> nervous about all the apparent quiet bans. Thank you.
 
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RodB65

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toinena said:
America vs England?

I love the Brittish countryside. I love the architecture, the history, the landscape, the cider (even though I don't drink), the tons of memories.
I love the American directness, the practicality and the freedom of expressing my belief. And the bra selection....

I do think I prefer England, though and the Britts. Who can say no to bangers and mash?
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I like the English Premier League...
 
Mel85

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Question for anyone:

If you met Jesus in the flesh, what’s the first thing you’d ask him? (Ask him not say to him, to be precise).

Me? Can I give you a big hug? 🤗
 
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toinena

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I would be utterly humbled by meeting Him, I would possibly mutter "Lord, can you forgive me?"
 
cinder

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Mel85 said:
Question for anyone:

If you met Jesus in the flesh, what’s the first thing you’d ask him? (Ask him not say to him, to be precise).

Me? Can I give you a big hug? 🤗
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If this is some hypothetical situation where there can be no doubt that this is really Jesus: Would you please help me know and understand you for who you truly are?

In a lot of situations where being wrong about this being Jesus would have major consequences: How can I know that this is really Jesus here in the flesh? (Because if I understand things right, that doesn't really happen anymore because we've got the Holy spirit, which Jesus said was better for his followers to his own flesh and blood followers who knew him in the flesh).
 
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toinena

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cinder said:
If this is some hypothetical situation where there can be no doubt that this is really Jesus: Would you please help me know and understand you for who you truly are?

In a lot of situations where being wrong about this being Jesus would have major consequences: How can I know that this is really Jesus here in the flesh? (Because if I understand things right, that doesn't really happen anymore because we've got the Holy spirit, which Jesus said was better for his followers to his own flesh and blood followers who knew him in the flesh).
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That is a good point. I was thinking of when I was to see Him in Heaven when I answered .
 
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