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They're games from the early 90s. Strategy games. You had to save lemmings from falling into fire or water, or off cliffs, or into volcanoes etc. - that sort of thing. You had a certain amount of resources and you had to use them to save your lemmings and get them to cross the finish line. Then...

Look what I ordered. The book was jolly expensive (probably a combination of it being a niche market, small print run, academic book) and it hasn't be released yet. But I've seen some sample pages and I'm excited!

Oooh! That's so cool, Abing. A 6-DVD study set on the high priest garments sounds pretty comprehensive. Good on you, sis. I'm probably going to start the Leviticus book a little after Christmas (maybe early January). We'll see how I go. :) Look what I found...

Abing, I'm glad you have a new found appreciation for some of the more dry and difficult parts of the Bible. I'm still getting there, but I do like the last three books of the Pentateuch more than I used to. I bought a crazy-good commentary on Leviticus (below). It should clear things up a bit...

We don't have a few of those in Australia. My favourite used to be Coca Cola or lemonade. But I don't really have those all that often anymore. I'm trying to cut back on soft drinks full stop (not that I ever had them regularly). That said, I love a good ginger beer. Bundaberg is my favourite.

Yes. She also inspired the looks and character of Miss Parker from the thriller/drama TV series "The Pretender".

(Good on you, Kim) :)

I hope you actually have a good head on your shoulders like your namesake and that all of this conspiracy theory stuff is just your way of messing with people. (it's a good children's book, by the way)

On the recommendation of a friend, I read this book. In "God and the Gay Christian", Matthew Vines synthesizes arguments from a variety of sources to put forward a biblical case in support of monogamous, loving, same-sex relationships. Having read the book, I can sympathize with Vines' struggles...

That it is, that it is. Here's a great Christian humour story. I know people find different things funny, but I laughed my butt off reading this book. It's really good! Convicting too.

Look what I found, Abing! It's Christian fiction with bite.

Here's an excellent sermon from Jeff Durbin of Apologia Radio (think along the lines of a younger, more bearded Ravi Zacharias). Please watch the video or give it a listen. Yes, it's long (80mins). But you can put it on while you do something else. The video's very much worthwhile. I just...

I know it's a load of bollocks. But I like to be informed about the stupid arguments people make to justify their sins. I'll follow it up with this free ebook:

I've been asked by an online friend to read this book. So I will. But I'll probably disagree with every word in it.

These. Recluses.