1) There are not enough emoticons and that makes me very 2) Also, when I try to make an emoticon bigger it becomes blurry:Please resolve this issue immediately.
Just as a way of dispelling the belief of many that it's simply troll behavior that fuels them. So this is your opportunity to either continue the trolling behavior or finally sho... moreJust as a way of dispelling the belief of many that it's simply troll behavior that fuels them. So this is your opportunity to either continue the trolling behavior or finally show proof that you, indeed, are the wearer of PGBBL (Plastic Garbage Bin Bag Liners) as clothing. If you are proud of that which clings to your nether region, stand up or forever hold your peace. If you choose not to accept this fine offer, then please collect all your plastic garbage bin bag liners and either put them on the sidewalk in the recycle bin where all the garbage goes or at least put a lid on it because it's stinking up the neighborhood. This has been a public service announcement and I have approved this message. less
People -this is serious. My wife and I have been listening to the Republican convention. I just barely remember having heard some of Hitler's speeches as a young teenager, and I've... morePeople -this is serious. My wife and I have been listening to the Republican convention. I just barely remember having heard some of Hitler's speeches as a young teenager, and I've always wondered how sane and decent Germans could have been persuaded by such hate-saturated ranting -but later I learned German, I've watched Nazi propaganda films, I've studied history, and frankly I am shocked by the parallels with tonight's obviously carefully planned performance.
We're going to renew our passports -soon. I strongly advise those of you who are in the LGBT community to do likewise. If you think I'm over-reacting, pay close attention to the rhetoric coming out of Cleveland and look into what the Nazis did to homosexuals. less
How many times have you heard someone whine, "Judge not, that ye be not judged?" This verse of Scripture from Matthew 7:1 is often quoted out of context by p... moreIs It Right to Judge?
How many times have you heard someone whine, "Judge not, that ye be not judged?" This verse of Scripture from Matthew 7:1 is often quoted out of context by people who are terrified at the idea of someone preaching against sin or pointing out any form of error in anyone, especially in themselves.
As I stood in a voting line one day I overheard a woman justifying her foolish choice for president by saying, "Well, we aren't supposed to judge." Imagine that! Choosing NOT to judge a political candidate on election day! No wonder our nation is in such a mess!
As for Matthew 7:1, the context (verses 1-5) allows judging after you have first judged YOURSELF. Jesus did not make a blanket statement against judgment. He simply pointed out a RULE for judging.
Now, the word "judge" in its various forms (judgeth, judging, judgment, judges, etc) is found over 700 times in God's word. One whole book of the Bible is titled "Judges" for it was written at a time when God raised up judges to lead His people.
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