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It is indeed. ================ "Did you hear Wesley almost got kicked out of the academy? They caught him smoking pot!" "Pot? Ah. Marijuana - a narcotic obtained from the hemp plant. Cannabis. Weed. Mary Jane. Grass. Reefer. Panama red..." No, wait, that's not an episode quote. Your turn, George. :)

"Inquiry- the word 'snoop'?" "Data, how can you be programmed as a virtual encyclopedia of human information without knowing a simple word like 'snoop'?" "Possibility... a kind of human behavior I was not designed to emulate?" "It means 'to spy, to sneak' ... " "Ah! To seek covertly, to go stealthily, to slink, slither..." "Exactly, yes." "... to glide, creep, skulk, pussyfoot, gumshoe ..." "Actually, the issue at stake is patriotism. You must return to your world and put an end to the communists. All it takes is a few good men. " "He's using our shuttlecraft to transfer an admiral over to the Hood." "An admiral?" "He's been aboard all day, sir, checking over medical layout."

No, the DEAD LINK is still on the main page here at GreaseSpot. The thing that was here was always a hotlink to the YouTube page. When the YouTube video left, the hotlink just became cosmetic. (Click it and see. I just did to confirm this.)

Not the correct episode.

"Inquiry- the word 'snoop'?" "Data, how can you be programmed as a virtual encyclopedia of human information without knowing a simple word like 'snoop'?" "Possibility... a kind of human behavior I was not designed to emulate?" "It means 'to spy, to sneak' ... " "Ah! To seek covertly, to go stealthily, to slink, slither..." "Exactly, yes." "... to glide, creep, skulk, pussyfoot, gumshoe ..."

Then again, Paul Revere got a lot of credit for the rides of a lot of people.... William Dawes http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Dawes Samuel Prescott http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samuel_Prescott the REAL long-range rider, Israel Bissell http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Israel_Bissell http://boston1775.blogspot.com/2007/04/isr...-and-press.html and the Midnight Riders http://colonial-america.suite101.com/artic...s_april_19_1775 http://colonial-america.suite101.com/artic...midnight_riders

It certainly began to fill in the characters more-they had family, backgrounds, personalities, family with personalities. "I have all the specs and diagrams at home" "Dad" Rozhenko had all the layouts for the Galaxy-class ship, and visited while the Enterprise was in spacedock. "I always thought you needed a little humiliation-or was it humility" "they took everything I was--I couldn't stop them" Jean-Luc Picard, to his brother, about what the Borg did to him. " this is going to be with you a long time-live with it below the sea with Louis, or above the clouds with the Enterprise" Picard had an offer to stay and do oceanography work, and could do that or return to the Enterprise. "I still don't like you" I'm not positive about the other quotes.

It's the ST:TNG episode just after the Borg Massacre and the Federation stopping them. Worf deals with a visit from the Rozhenkos who raised him, Picard goes to LaBarre, France to visit his brother's family. Was the episode called "Family"?

The 2 best free antivirus programs (IMHO) are Avast! Home Edition and Avira Antivir. http://www.free-av.com/en/download/index.html http://www.avast.com/eng/download-avast-home.html Which one is better right now keeps changing. Avast was consistently better, but last year, Avira was ranked higher by a neutral 3rd party. I've used both and have confidence in both of them. =============== You already have programs picked out for firewall, antispyware and so on?

I'm sure a lot of high-schoolers will be celebrating it, that's for sure.....

How old when joining, and how old when leaving, are both noteworthy. What year you joined, and what year you left, are both noteworthy.

*searches* Looks like, if you only go by what people are SAYING about twi, more people know it as a group that produces horrible, "so-bad-it's-funny" videos than "know it" as "the truth".

http://www.schoolhouserock.tv/Shot.html http://www-personal.umich.edu/~varnum/Stor...se.html#History "The British are coming! The British are coming!" Now, the ride of Paul Revere Set the nation on its ear, And the shot at Lexington heard 'round the world, When the British fired in the early dawn The War of Independence had begun, The die was cast, the rebel flag unfurled. And on to Concord marched the foe To seize the arsenal there you know, Waking folks searching all around Till our militia stopped them in their tracks, At the old North Bridge we turned them back And chased those Redcoats back to Boston town. And the shot heard 'round the world Was the start of the Revolution. The Minute Men were ready, on the move. Take your powder, and take your gun. Report to General Washington. Hurry men, there's not an hour to lose! http://video.barnesandnoble.com/search/pro...57826&itm=1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7VQA5NDNkUM

If there's as many as 1,500 adults, I'd be shocked.

I agree- but not in the manner you meant. It was vpw's pride that poisoned twi from its earliest days- "I'm too important to farm" "I'm too important to work a full-time job" "I want everyone to listen to me" etc etc.

Oh, a few things here and there. And I've started "learning the ways of The Force", if I can use artistic license.

Congratulations! That's a FANTASTIC accomplishment! I can't really add anything, since you're obviously already reaping the rewards of all of that already.

Sounds like an episode of TOS, where the Vulcan Mind-Meld is used.

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/Ron-Parks-Min...ur-Christianity "Pop Christianity can be said to be 'a version of Christianity made popular by either select personalities or demands of the masses', which has cultivated its own Christian teachings, Christian practices and even Christian lingo. 'It's Time For Your Destiny!', 'Your Season Has Come!', 'The Seven-fold Anointing', 'The Latter Day Revival', and so many like phrases have become the language of many 21st century Christians. But are they just buzz-words or phrases that have no real root and meaning in Christ-centered Christianity?"

Did Ermal Owens replace "Uncle" Harry at some point?

We discussed this in the "New site promoting twi" thread. http://www.greasespotcafe.com/ipb/index.php?showtopic=15507 "Notice how "About Us" says nothing about "us"? "This website is dedicated to giving a fair-and-balanced, comprehensive overview of the publications, books, and beliefs of "The Way International"." That's it. Interesting how that says why there's a website, but leaves who "us" are a complete mystery. Contact info: a screen-name, and a yahoo email address. (Plus a snail-mail address, which is interesting.) I wonder if ALL their books-they-won't-sell will get the 5/6 stars rating. And what the scale supposedly MEANS. And what is a "comprehensive overview"? An extensive brief look? " " A whois lookup shows a M*cael Dav*dson in Indianapolis owned or registered the site." "Since "Jesus Christ Is Not God" is such a cornerstone of the beliefs of The Way International, don't you think it is deceptive to not mention it in your "fair and balanced" view of the organization? You don't even mention it in your book list. It would only be honest to mention that to those looking at this "fair and balanced" look at The Way International." "When you click the link to "contact us" the email address is the same as for a guy who posts pics from the Family Tables website on another site that I frequent. Family Tables is a site run by an "innie" that was visited by several of us a few years ago. When we started asking pointed questions the rules were changed to require that only active TWI members be allowed to post." "Well everyone My husband and I just took a drive to check out this guy. We went to the 4120 Balboa Dr. place that he has on his site. The house is abandoned and looks like it has been that way for quite some time. The windows are broken and the place is falling apart. Funny, somehow I am not surprised."

No link to the post nor the thread, almost as if Oldiesman didn't want us to read the entire post nor the posts it replied to... The post was in reply to derailing a thread and "politely calling people liars". the derailing (as with derailings in general) added nothing to the discussion, but attempted to end it by continually going off-topic. Civil posting has never drawn a response from staff, and it's unlikely it ever will. But don't let little things like "honesty" or "fairness" affect you. You've never seen the OTHER PERSON's side to anything here, and I see no reason for you to bother trying now. Not that you WERE trying.... For the curious, here's the beginning of the thread. http://www.greasespotcafe.com/ipb/index.php?showtopic=19557

Which it should, since it IS "Laugh-In." I thought the announcer quotes about the prerecording were the best clue so far, except for certain stock lines. I was getting ready to begin posting the more famous stock lines, for that matter.

His main claim (other than doctrinal differences) is that the origin of the pre-Trib position is a "vision" of McDonald, which she pushed, and then Darby met her, was convinced about it, and ran with it. Darby was teaching it before meeting her, if the years are correct, however. And it would be very difficult for a doctrine to originate in a "vision" that neither mentioned nor suggested it. I posted the account of the "vision." AFAIK, there's only the one "vision" from McDonald. Therefore, if someone (MacPherson) is claiming something is mentioned in "a vision" from McDonald, it would have to be THAT "vision" or none at all. Since a read of that "vision" doesn't turn up any "pre-Trib" ANYTHING, MacPherson made that up, and completely manufactured the claim that McDonald's "vision" (which has nothing to do with it) originated it. Far as I'm concerned, he can be a post-Tribber all he wants, and even hate pre-Trib theology, but I draw the line at making stuff up to support your position. It's unacceptable no matter who's doing it. In case you're wondering, if you feel inclined, you can prowl cyberspace for sites that attack the pre-Trib position. Most (if not all) will claim the pre-Trib position originated with McDonald's "vision". Their source for that is MacPherson, who's spread that particular fiction far and wide.