Peeps.
The quintessential Easter confection. They have very little taste or substance, but enterprising artists have found an alternate use for them.
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Peeps.
The quintessential Easter confection. They have very little taste or substance, but enterprising artists have found an alternate use for them.
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What about dwile flonking?
See, this is what happens when you ban fox hunting and dwarf tossing. People look for alternative, and more dangerous past times.
Please be nice – at least for a couple of days, you philistines. Does that include us infidel Philistine coonasses? Or are you talking specifically to us infidel Philistine coonasses? You people can be so thick sometimes. If I had intended to differentiate among the various genera of philistine vulgaris (e.g., p. coonassus; p. Catholicus; p. coonassus X. infidelus), I… Read more »
Hold muh beer and watch this!
Hope that was one of the last on the bucket list.
Easy math there
0 net = speelllaaaatttt
Derran
For some sadistic reason I got a chuckle out of the canceled sign.
If you are going to work in the Human Cannonball field, you want a safety net that works right. Otherwise, no show, Joe.
Human Cannonball Dies During Stunt After Safety Net Fails
I hate it when my safety net fails to engage.
Do you hate it when your safety net fails to engage?
I really hate it when my safety net fails to engage.
Puppy tree’d his first squirrel this weekend, thought he was mister big sh!t. Then he found a turtle in the brush, wasn’t sure what to do with it.
That is just a wrong thing to do to my thirsty weeds and dirt, hell they get all hyper and stuff when the puppy goes outside.
They are sadists Hammie.
Why are they teasing us with these scrolls across the bottom of the screen about tornadoes and severe thunderstorms???
In their recent book, American Grace: How Religion Divides and Unites Us, David Campbell and Robert Putnam encounter an instinctively tolerant American people. To pluck just one statistic from the Faith Matters Survey, which the authors use as the basis of their book, the overwhelming majority—82%—of self-described “highly religious” Americans believe that even those who do not have religious faith… Read more »
Yup, the beater upper of Chrissy Lee is definitely a trouble maker. My take is that she didn’t grow up respecting her parents or authority. Teonna Monae Brown, 18, was charged with two assault counts for allegedly attacking Danielle Dower, 38, last July. In October, a Baltimore County judge ruled that charges would not be further pursued against Brown, according… Read more »
Ron Paul Launches Presidential Campaign.
Whoohoo, we’re saved!!!
That must be in the Book of Hamous somewhere.
Wagon;
OK, OK…. (can I please have my arm back? I don’t like it twisted behind my back)
[Clearing throat]…
Hi, TRUTH, welcome!!!
Does that include us infidel Philistine coonasses? Or are you talking specifically to us infidel Philistine coonasses?
Shalom and Lila Tov (peace and good night) y’all. I’m signing off for the night.
GtoTracker: Check your e-mail thingie.
Just filling a void in the commentariat.
#121
All your church are belong to us 😉
#105 and #108 Truth: Welcome to the crucible where a lot of BS is burned away and the jewel of reality sometimes emerges. Usually lots of sparks and flames with a few ha-ha’s thrown in just for fun.
I guess we sometimes refer to ourselves as Hamoustonianites or Hamsters something like that. Nice to see a newbie :>)
Pssst. Wagonburner and Tedtam. The Plan is working perfectly! Our double agents have succeeded in turning even Baptists into Catholics. From the link: Certain Holy Week observances long affiliated with more liturgical traditions are being re-purposed and incorporated into evangelical congregations, home to increasing numbers of former Catholics and mainline Protestants. So now Mormons need to worry about defective holy… Read more »
#105 – Hey Welcome and keep your Kevlar handy!
#108 – Well SAID!
ok, peeps (fits right in, huh?)
Look up a few entries (#’s 105 & 108) for a new person and bid them welcome.
Please be nice – at least for a couple of days, you philistines. 😉
#109 Pyro: Your post and mine most have crossed in the spit bucket. You quoted the Mark 7:19 passage. It is really important to look at the whole thing IN CONTEXT starting in verse 1 Mark 7:1-4 7 The Pharisees and some of the scribes gathered around Him when they had come from Jerusalem, 2 and had seen that some… Read more »
#106 *cheap shot ALERT*
(TFF but still a cheapie)
Wagon #38;
Dude, you sound worse than I did this weekend and I felt lousey as well.
So, to understand this correctly, your a$$ is literally loaded with drugs over a sinus problem? Dude, you may want to see a new doctor.
Hope you feel better soon.
hamous – you might have email
#106 Hamous and by extension, TT and Pyro: WHEN MESSIAH RETURNS HE will straighten out these differences. I do not wish to speak ill of or create ill will with a believer in Messiah; we must remain steadfast that we are bretheren and sisteren and to always treat each other with dignity and respect.
Hamous 13&17;
Very cool geek trivia.
Doesn’t make them
biscuitstallywhackers?Let us turn to a divinely-inspired statement of the Church’s teaching on the Law and its fulfillment: Jesus, Israel’s Messiah and therefore the greatest in the kingdom of heaven, was to fulfill the Law by keeping it in its all-embracing detail—according to his own words, down to “the least of these commandments.” He is in fact the only one who… Read more »
The best you could have been was next-to-the-last, but I concur. That’s hilarious.
#89 TT: (1)participate in membership of the Catholic Church, (2) do not fully understand the doctrines of the Church, or (3)have some kind of personal animosity or axe to grind with the Church keep calling for changes within the Church. 1) Been there done that went to catechism 2) Just because I do not agree with the conclusions the C’s… Read more »
#99 Boney, God bless ya, but we’ve been down this road many times. We can (and have) throw verses at each other all night long. I will say the Word proves my point. You will say the Word proves your point. It really goes nowhere. For instance we’ve debated, with Scripture, whether Jesus is the new and everlasting covenant that… Read more »
Bone 88 It was done frequently in OT times as it symbolized a change in status from unclean to clean (leprosy and other conditions), among other things. Baptism is an OT concept, otherwise, how would the masses have known to come and get dunked in the river if it wasn’t already viewed as an acceptable thing in the pursuit of… Read more »
BoneDude, dunno If I am the last one to hear that, but I will find out.
/freaking hilarious…
GtoDude:
Why is it that it is always so easy to beat an Episcopalian in chess?. . . . . . . . .Because they cant tell the difference between a bishop and a queen.
Hello everyone, I’m new to this site and I look forward to adding some interesting truths with concrete facts that are deeply rooted to history (His Story) meaning God’s story not man’s views or speculations, or interpretations. If we really believe in the God of Abraham, Issac, and Jacob, we better get started in rolling up our sleeves and not… Read more »
As a former Episcopalian (well, sort of), I respect the Catholics for drawing a line. This is the Church and not some fad. Catholics have their problems but they do not make _openly_ practicing perverts Bishops.
In fact, I believe the Vatican finally decided we got the justfication thingy right.
🙂
Well, let’s not get The Big Head or all overconfident now. 🙂
Hundred!
#92 TT I always thought that Jesus changed a few rules when he began his ministry. Mayhaps I am incorrect? Messiah had zero respect for the ORAL LAW. The Oral law was added to and treated the same as the Written Law which is in contravention to what the Torah dictates. Deut 4:1-2 “Now, O Israel, listen to the statutes… Read more »
One other thing…
The indelible mark left on the soul by baptism?
It’s the once-again perfectly intact unscarred soul due to the removal of the stain of origal sin and any other sin committed up to that point by the person being baptized.
And before we get into whatever error the Church may have committed, remember two things: she is made up of very fallible humans and that she has flourished, not only because of, but despite those very same humans.
#55 –
Verily Verily I sayeth unto thee – the SAME Mo-Ronz / NASA rejects / Whiners-for-dollars that found the Taco Bell Chihuahua offensive!!!!
That’s WHO!
Oh yeeeeeaaaahhhhhhh
Gotta find it in all this clutter.
I think it all boils down the concept of authority. Who has the authority to establish norms for belief and interpretation? One of the books I recommend to my students is Paul Shea’s By What Authority?: An Evangelical Discovers Catholic Tradition. It explains it so clearly.