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Night of the Golden Gloveless Girl From Holland. But no fair submitting porn titles.

Obviously. You are correct. Both quotes are exchanges between Frodo and Aragorn at their first meeting.

Nothing conclusive? I agree. Nor do I see any conclusive proof that they should be accepted. I certainly wouldn't use them as proof texts. Luke 23:47 does not say what you say it says. You're thinking of a different verse. Luke 24:47. One chapter off. No biggie. A little running start: He told them, "This is what is written: The Christ will suffer and rise from the dead on the third day, and repentance and forgiveness of sins will be preached in his name to all nations, beginning at Jerusalem." You can add water, if you'd like. But you're not adding substance. Isn't that the point? That it's our faith and love for God that counts on this matter, not the physical act of immersion or standing under a hot shower, or a cold one? You've turned the act of baptism from a voluntary act of loving worship to a compulsory ritual. And you're missing the beauty of it. What the Hey: One could take your information and come to the conclusion that both John and Jesus were pagan influenced in using water for baptism.

Reviews look good.

YES!

"What do you want?" "A little more caution from you, that is no trinket you carry." "I carry nothing." "Indeed."

And make them one thread, please.

It's one of those movies where practically every quote is a giveaway.

Nope.

"Are you frightened?" "Yes." "Not nearly frightened enough. I know what hunts you."

Fisher King?

And there may not be a verse that says that either. Do a bit of research into the conclusion of Mark 16. I am not convinced it belongs in the Bible (nor am I convinced it does not).

Under the Rainbow Jerry Maren The Wizard of Oz :)

so familiar...

Everything wrong so far. Don't bother with Johnny Damon's name. I'm not even looking at him.

The following message is brought to you by your favorite bubble bursters at snopes.com Origins: The scene pictured above was captured by Charlotte Observer Patrick Schneider during a house fire in July 1999 and shows firefighter Jeff Clark receiving a doggie greeting from a pregnant red Doberman named Cinnamon. As the Observer described the circumstances behind the photograph in an April 2005 retrospective: Charlotte firefighter Jeff Clark and Cinnamon, a pregnant red Doberman, gained international exposure with this photograph snapped by the Observer's Patrick Schneider during a July 1999 house fire. Seen through wire services and the Internet, the picture has moved people around the world and is still a top reprint seller. However, the text that now accompanies e-mailed versions of the photograph is inaccurate in suggesting that Cinnamon was "thanking" firefighter Clark for saving her life "by carrying her out of the house into her front yard." As Clark himself explained, he didn't rescue the dog, and his encounter with her was pure happenstance: We didn't do anything (special) to save Cinnamon. When we have a house fire, we have to do a primary search. There could be people home and inside. Our first major concern is life safety. That house was full of smoke and we couldn't see it very well. All I saw was a dog run out, and one was (already) in the backyard. I think Cinnamon got out the door herself. The dog approached me. As soon as I knelt down and took my mask off, Patrick was coming around the corner of the house and took the picture. --- Jeff Clark is still with the Charlotte Fire Department. Cinnamon eventually gave birth to five puppies and lived for several more years until she passed away in January 2005.

It has nothing to do with the Red Sox or any players on the Red Sox.

I apologize for not including the name. It's a rather famous skit, but obviously not that famous. I have posted it before, though. George Carlin.

Oh yeah. Ok, special Red Sox edition, though the answer has nothing to do with the Red Sox. Or baseball.

The season doesn't officially end until Nov. 30, but late November storms are relatively rare. Won't be starting another one of these threads until next year. But WOW, what a year, eh? Jeesh.

Every now and then, I'm reminded of this...

Yes. I was about to say the same thing.

I can't wait for session 12 of that class.

karmicdebt wins.