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Lanolin

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Mine says 'well known member'
I don't think I am that well-known, I want to change it to something else. I haven't thought of anything yet though.
 
Mine says 'well known member'
I don't think I am that well-known, I want to change it to something else. I haven't thought of anything yet though.

The user title is standardized based on the your total number of posts.

Those users that have customized user titles are paid subscribers and those titles are approved and entered by either myself or RoboOp. It is not a feature that is accessible to individual users.
 
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oh, ok just wondering if you designated yourself Idiot in Chief or someone else did...

Are there some on here who are deemed mischief makers?
 
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Well, @CarriePie is the designated Chieftess of Smashingness

How many Chiefs are there?? There's an Indian Christian Forum...
 
oh, ok just wondering if you designated yourself Idiot in Chief or someone else did...

Are there some on here who are deemed mischief makers?

My title was my doing.

Years ago it said "Administrator" which is my official position, but I decided to have some fun with it and just never changed it back.
 
Does your feather represent your ancestry?

Thank you @HealthAndHappiness for asking me if the feather represents my personal ancestry. That's a very respectful way to ask!
All tribal nations are different and distinct from each other. Here in Oklahoma there are almost 40 federally recognized tribes. I grew up in the Osage and feathers are often seen in homes and used in art and even in logos for native owned businesses.

For me personally, since I'm very much a serious Creationist and I love to observe wildlife and other things that the Lord created, I often like to have feathers, rocks, plants, bird nests, pinecones, etc. around me. I just love the outdoorsy look of these items. I have a hard time with sterile looking environments. I want to have a bird nest, some nice rocks, a few feathers, a pinecone or two, etc. in my surroundings. I look at these things and my mind drifts to a nice hike. Hiking for me is about being close to the Lord. My heart swells at all the wonderful things I see. The leaves, the insects, the sounds of the birds, a critter nosing around, a frog skimming the water in the creek nearby. So many things to take in. Let the hustle and bustle of everyday life tune out, and become part of the environment and tune into it. To me, this isn't a "hippie" way of thinking. To me, it's when I really feel close to the Lord. I get a childlike excitement when I see a bird or critter that I don't often see. I think it might even be that the older I get, the more excited I get.

Since I like these sorts of things so much, I feel like that is how the Lord gives me gifts. Often when I'm feeling gloomy, a bird will appear and sing to me. Or I'll see a bird I rarely see or have never seen. I feel like these are gifts, "I'm with you and I love you."

There are tribes who find feathers to be important as a connection to the Creator.

For me, the feather is one of the Lord's many amazing creations. Also, I think it fittingly goes along with my user title of Chieftess of Smashingness.

Sorry for the long reply, I guess just even talking about fascinating pieces of creation gives me a childlike excitement ☺️
 
Thank you @HealthAndHappiness for asking me if the feather represents my personal ancestry. That's a very respectful way to ask!
All tribal nations are different and distinct from each other. Here in Oklahoma there are almost 40 federally recognized tribes. I grew up in the Osage and feathers are often seen in homes and used in art and even in logos for native owned businesses.

For me personally, since I'm very much a serious Creationist and I love to observe wildlife and other things that the Lord created, I often like to have feathers, rocks, plants, bird nests, pinecones, etc. around me. I just love the outdoorsy look of these items. I have a hard time with sterile looking environments. I want to have a bird nest, some nice rocks, a few feathers, a pinecone or two, etc. in my surroundings. I look at these things and my mind drifts to a nice hike. Hiking for me is about being close to the Lord. My heart swells at all the wonderful things I see. The leaves, the insects, the sounds of the birds, a critter nosing around, a frog skimming the water in the creek nearby. So many things to take in. Let the hustle and bustle of everyday life tune out, and become part of the environment and tune into it. To me, this isn't a "hippie" way of thinking.
To me, it's when I really feel close to the Lord. I get a childlike excitement when I see a bird or critter that I don't often see. I think it might even be that the older I get, the more excited I get.

Since I like these sorts of things so much, I feel like that is how the Lord gives me gifts. Often when I'm feeling gloomy, a bird will appear and sing to me. Or I'll see a bird I rarely see or have never seen. I feel like these are gifts, "I'm with you and I love you."

There are tribes who find feathers to be important as a connection to the Creator.

For me, the feather is one of the Lord's many amazing creations. Also, I think it fittingly goes along with my user title of Chieftess of Smashingness.

Sorry for the long reply, I guess just even talking about fascinating pieces of creation gives me a childlike excitement ☺️

That's a blessing to hear and know what you mean.
I love feathers and trying to ID them when hiking too.
They certainly have amazing features that synthetics can't duplicate. People used to wonder how birds achieve flight and they really are a wonder from God.

I didn't know the connection they had with tribes. Dad and I always liked the old black and white pictures of tribes and chief's in headdresses. I have a painting on display.

I sometimes put a game bird feather when I wear my boonie hat even though I'm not a Tribal Native American. I think I started that when I started teaching
Wildlife Classes.

I learned a lot about you and the topic this evening. Had no idea so many tribes live in Oklahoma!
When you get enjoyment from God's creation that is special. Most children grow up in front of a TV after school until bedtime.
Speaking of that, it's past mine.

Thanks for sharing this.
For now on I'll remember the special significance your feather has.
 
P.S. As to those who are deemed mischief makers, there are some who are Outwrite Trouble :cool:
I wonder who that could be 🤔
Pssst Hey @seoulsearch! They're talking about mischief makers.
You were identified... Not me :p
I'm still soooo innocent 😇


I have NO IDEA what any of you people are implying here.

As Princess Leia said:

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(In all honesty, when I submitted the title "Outwrite Trouble," I wasn't sure if it was going to be accepted -- or if it would, well, be seen as being too much trouble.) :cool:

P.S. Why does @Godsgirl1983 seem to REVEL in the fact that I was hinted at as a mischief maker, but not her... 🤣
 
I have NO IDEA what any of you people are implying here.

As Princess Leia said:

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(In all honesty, when I submitted the title "Outwrite Trouble," I wasn't sure if it was going to be accepted -- or if it would, well, be seen as being too much trouble.) :cool:

P.S. Why does @Godsgirl1983 seem to REVEL in the fact that I was hinted at as a mischief maker, but not her... 🤣
It is obvious that @Godsgirl1983 has mastered the art of stealthy mischief making while yours is so noticeably outwrite.

And, since I'm often quoted while in the process of trying to edit my posted reply, it occurred to me that I might be the Chief Editer. :unsure:
 
It is obvious that @Godsgirl1983 has mastered the art of stealthy mischief making while yours is so noticeably outwrite.

And, since I'm often quoted while in the process of trying to edit my posted reply, it occurred to me that I might be the Chief Editer. :unsure:

Plus, @Godsgirl1983 is married with a family, so she's automatically going to be seen as the respectable one.

With me being single, I had to throw things like reputation to the wind a long time ago!

Because I learned a long time ago that people are going to say what they want, whether you're actually being bad or not.

I'm not actually causing trouble... Or am I? 😎🤓🥸
 
The only trouble I see coming from you is this sort...

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