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Dave, when I come over, I'll bring with me a bottle of Penta that's been lying around for months. Be interesting to test that one for oxygen content.
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Did Terri Schiavo's parents ever try to get guardianship?
oldiesman replied to waterbuffalo's topic in Open
I guess that makes George Bush a murderer. -
Evil spirit powers do exist. Right before we got in the Word, some of my family went to a lady who was a fortune teller. She had a familiar spirit, though we didn't know it then. She was telling us stuff about our family that she had no way of knowing otherwise.
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Glad the adversary didn't squish you, Horse O' War. Keep on galloping
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Did Terri Schiavo's parents ever try to get guardianship?
oldiesman replied to waterbuffalo's topic in Open
Rottiegirl, I saw all that. Pretty convincing evidence, if you ask me.All this accusatory rhetoric from the Roman Catholic church and their adherents, calling this murder and calling us executioners and all, is yet another reason why I rejoice leaving them a long long time ago. They were false accusers then, and they're false accusers now. They control me no more. -
Did Terri Schiavo's parents ever try to get guardianship?
oldiesman replied to waterbuffalo's topic in Open
I heard on the news that for the first couple of years after this happened, Mike was seeing to it that she was getting the best prospects for rehabilitation, and it went nowhere. Somewhere along the line, he was convinced that medically, the situation became hopeless. That, and what he said about Terry not wanting to live like a vegetable, probably led him to what he believes today. He had to prove in court that she is a vegetable. Proven by legitimate doctors that she's a vegetable. Has no working brain, has no human life of any significance or hope, outside of a miracle. I'm not saying that, unbiased doctors who examined her say that. -
Did Terri Schiavo's parents ever try to get guardianship?
oldiesman replied to waterbuffalo's topic in Open
mstar1, I'm with you. I get the feeling the parents are the selfish ones. Come on let's get serious, we see the images on the screen and that woman doesn't have any kind of a life at all... it's all about fulfilling the wants of the selfish parents. Watered Garden, if it was all about money, ol Mike would have accepted the $1 million donation from that man who offered it in favor of keeping Terry alive. It's not about money, otherwise he'd be a millionaire right now. -
Jim, I desperately need to verbalize my feelings and emotions. YOUR SPELLING SUCKS Happy Holly Thursday
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David, Do you still abide in Novelty? According to Mapquest, that's only 470 miles away from me, or 7 hrs. 35 minutes actual driving. With stops, probably around 10 hours at most. Heck, the headquarters drive for me was like 625 miles or 12 or so hours, so this is a definite improvement.
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Well, they lost the Civil War, for one...
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The IRS just said that more than 3 million returns have been processed so far this year using the new Free File programs available on its Web site, www.irs.gov. "Those who file paper returns are now in the minority", IRS Commissioner Mark Everson told an audience at the National Press Club in Washington. Hurry and get those returns in, filing deadline April 15.
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Goodness gracious, I was just giving you a compliment.
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Divorce and Submission:Way Cult Mentality
oldiesman replied to fortunateone's topic in About The Way
This statement is a mischaracterization of twi-1. I wouldn't have been involved if this were the case. Perhaps it was true of twi-2, as Radar said, but if that's the case, I wish folks would make that distinction and stop communicating misinformation about twi-1. Just my two cents worth. -
They might say it's none of anyones business except the family members themselves. They'd be correct. What a political circus.
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Just a general observation, but being a way corps sponsor for many years, I never would have given folks a dime unless they took their corps commitment very seriously and were going to stand moving the word for many years to come. Think about it. Why would someone shell out their hard earned money sponsoring someone for the corps, unless they thought that person was going to make a lifetime commitment to the movement of the word, thereby utilizing the corps sponsor's money most wisely. Doesn't make all that much sense that folks who went corps, didn't think it was a lifetime commitment. What else would it be? Why go thru all that intense training and b.s. so that you can throw it all away when you graduated? They didn't have to give you a paper in writing to sign, for you to know it was a lifetime commitment. God's spiritual elite don't go thru the program and quit it and do their own thing. Of course, if you paid your own way, I suppose you could do what you wanted with the training after you graduated. But I'd wager that spiritual partners expected more.
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Dave, I made a few gallons of water with the Kenmore over the weekend. It's really easy to use. I tried a gallon or two without the filter, and then a couple of gallons with, and didn't notice that much difference in the taste with the filter in there. Maybe the filter needs a few gallons thru it to do it's job? That's such a great idea about the syrup. Thanks :)-->
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Belle, looks like Raf blew that one out of the water. I argue not with Raf on doctrinal matters.