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Whirled Views 10.5
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Today’s movie quote: “It can’t be bargained with. It can’t be reasoned with. It doesn’t feel pity, or remorse, or fear. And it absolutely will not stop — ever – until you are dead!”
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I don’t know about the movie, but I did have a kitchen appliance like this, once.
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Good morning! I don’t know the quote either, of course. (Almost could be describing one of my brother-in-laws, however.)
I love seeing the avatars each of you have chosen; I would be interested in how you chose the one you use – some, of course, are self-explanatory but others indicate an interesting part of what makes you, you!
I mentioned on an earlier thread that I chose Morning Glories – my favorite annual flower. I plant them all over at our place every spring. My favorite used to be the Heavenly Blue, but I did quite a few of the deep purple with the pink centers this year and I love them as well!
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Terminator?
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VS post 2,
most of my life has been spent mountaineering. The Tetons are my favorite mountains.
There are many wild nights I have spent in the mountains, but I sense this is a family blog and …
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Goodness, I’ve seen enough bad movies. That and a few classes I had at the University many years ago all seem to fall in the “death by sheer persistence/boredom” category.
If the avatar does finally show up, it’s of the noble companion, Finnegan.
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Musing is correct, it’s a line by the Reese character in the original Terminator.
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Hmm count me among the “Disappeared” in a good WMB kind of way. The previous post comparing the Terminator to the terminally boring movies and/or classes of the past disappeared. Also a comment about the avatar.
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Sure it’s the Terminator, but I was thinking of all the terminally lame movies/shows I’ve seen. Sooner or later you know they’re going to kill you. I also had more than a few classes at the University that fell in that cateory as well.
In the meantime, if something shows up here, that’s the noble companion, Finnegan.
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Tony Woodlief – he’s one of my top favorite blogger/writers. Read today’s essay.
http://www.tonywoodlief.com/
His closing paragraph:
So where is God found? He finds us, of course, as he always has, from the beginning, and will to the end, because a parent seeks his children without ceasing. But listen close, and I will tell you where I saw him last. It was just yesterday evening, when Isaac placed his fresh-washed hands in my palms, his face strangely peace-filled, and sang to me in his warbly voice. Here is God, I thought. Do you want to find God? Then look up from your books and theologies, if you can bear it, for God is here.
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Uh-oh…Musing is back in form, winning again! The Terminator is correct. Please enjoy your virtual fizzy Coke…
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Welcome to Colorado, Lynn. Hope that you have a very pleasant stay.
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Tony Woodlief – One of my top favorite bloggers/writers – read today’s essay.
http://www.tonywoodlief.com/
The last paragraph…
So where is God found? He finds us, of course, as he always has, from the beginning, and will to the end, because a parent seeks his children without ceasing. But listen close, and I will tell you where I saw him last. It was just yesterday evening, when Isaac placed his fresh-washed hands in my palms, his face strangely peace-filled, and sang to me in his warbly voice. Here is God, I thought. Do you want to find God? Then look up from your books and theologies, if you can bear it, for God is here.
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Ok – my comments aren’t posting!
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Tony Woodlief – one of my top favorite bloggers/writers. Read his essay for today. I’ve included the last paragraph.
http://www.tonywoodlief.com
So where is God found? He finds us, of course, as he always has, from the beginning, and will to the end, because a parent seeks his children without ceasing. But listen close, and I will tell you where I saw him last. It was just yesterday evening, when Isaac placed his fresh-washed hands in my palms, his face strangely peace-filled, and sang to me in his warbly voice. Here is God, I thought. Do you want to find God? Then look up from your books and theologies, if you can bear it, for God is here.
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Lynn post 8,
thank you very very much!
It has already been a frantic day and I need that virtual coke!!!!!
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#4 I thought of using my cat “Piper” as my Avatar since I blame so many of my computer problems on her. But I’m afraid it would only inflate her ego.
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kbells post 12,
how can you inflate the ego of a cat beyond what it already is??
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There is an extremely dishonest website called uncommondescent.com which promotes the religious belief called “Intelligent Design Did It” and tries to disguise it to look like science. Besides being wrong about everything, they refuse to admit the Designer is God, because that would ruin their pathetic attempts to force science teachers to teach their God Did It religion and their false ideas about science. I tried to leave the following comment on their website and of course it was censored. Unlike uncommondescent, WorldMagBlog blog (almost) never censors anything so I will put my comments censored by the dishonest Bill Dembski of uncommondescent here:
Dembski: “At this point critics of intelligent design often protest that design theorists have yet to provide a careful definition of intelligence.”
I’m a critic of ID. I protest the fact Intelligent Design proponents never want to admit invoking Intelligent Design is the same thing as invoking magic or invoking the Magic Man. Why don’t they admit the designer is a supernatural magician? It’s because that would be the same as admitting ID is not science. ID is nothing but a failed attempt to disguise GOD DID IT to look like science. You people are fooling nobody. Everyone knows ID is just a religious belief. Your dishonesty can be only explained because you want to force science teachers to teach GOD DID IT. Since you lost badly in Dover, I ask why don’t you give up this nonsense? Every competent biologist in the world agrees evolution is a proven fact that requires no magic man, because of the massive, powerful, and rapidly growing genetic evidence that you people constantly spread lies about.
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Last night I popped a couple of Nyquil and headed for my favorite bookstore. Feeling a little loopy I started gazing at the 2008 calendars, and lo and behold I found one that just warmed my little heart. It was a George Bush “Countdown” calendar (monthly), with 12 pictures of George uttering some of his more umm…”memorable” phrases. Some of the captions were quite funny. Anyway, what a great idea for a calendar. I predict it will be a hot seller.
Speaking of which, one of my co-workers has a Bush countdown clock. It’s a digital clock that is counting down the hours, minutes, and seconds until he leaves office. It’s quite a conversation piece.
Anyway, I’m glad it’s Friday, which means tomorrow is college football! Tomorrow is the Georgia/Tennessee game @ 3:30 on CBS. Go Vols! I’m wearing sack cloth & ashes of Notre Dame this year
Wisconsin is doing well – yeah! I’m hoping that every team in Florida and California loses.
College Football Saturday, Oct. 6th:
Wisconsin @ Illinois (ESPN, noon)
GA Tech @ Maryland (Fox, noon)
Oklahoma @ Texas (ABC, 3:30)
Georgia @ Tennessee (CBS, 3:30)
NC State @ Florida State (ESPN2, 3:30)
VA Tech @ Clemson (ESPN, 6:00)
Notre Dame @ UCLA (ABC, 8:00)
Florida @ LSU (CBS, 8:00)
(ESPN’s Game Day is in Baton Rouge)
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Anlir – I saw that calendar and thought of you!
(Still having problems posting – have tried several times and am now getting the following message:
Duplicate comment detected; it looks as though you’ve already said that!)
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Would you please visit my blog and participate in a survey regarding James Dobson’s announcement that he will probably endorse a third-party candidate if a “pro-choice” candidate is nominated by the GOP? Just click on my name.
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Man kills self in front of City Council after zoning decision
CLARKSVILLE, Tennessee (AP) — A business owner shot and killed himself during a City Council meeting Thursday night after members voted against his request to rezone his property, witnesses said.
Ronald “Bo” Ward, owner of Bo’s Barber Shop, had told the council his business would go under if he couldn’t get his home rezoned as commercial. After the 5-7 vote Thursday night, Ward stood and walked toward the council.
“Y’all have put me under. … I’m out of here,” he said before shooting himself in the head with a small handgun.
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Win some, lose some
Woman finds fortune, turns it in
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. – A county garbage operations employee found a plastic bag on the road stuffed with $65,000 Thursday — and immediately turned it in to authorities.
It turned out the money had fallen off a Loomis armored car half an hour before Debbie Cole found it near the Pinellas County solid waste operations facility where she works. First she thought it was a turtle in the road.
The 53-year-old Largo woman found the bag just before 7 a.m., full of enough $50 and $100 bills to pay her salary for two years. She immediately contacted a supervisor, who called deputies.
It’s not clear how the bag fell from the truck, said Mark Clark, spokesman for Loomis, a Houston-based cash-handling company.
Cole’s boss, Bob Hauser, said he can’t give her a raise or a bonus for her good deed because she’s a government employee. But maybe, he said, he can arrange some extra time off.
Cole, who grew up in Long Island, said she was raised to be honest. She said she raised her four daughters the same way.
Did she think for just a minute about keeping the money?
“Everyone keeps asking me that,” Cole said. “To be honest, no. It didn’t even cross my mind.”
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Random-how tragic that he saw no other solution.
Kyle–it’s much easier to go to your blog directly now. With the old pop-up window, I had to go through contortions to get your page to open in a full window.
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I guess your #18 post made up for # 17 Random.
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Yes, I consider myself an Evangelical,Conservative Christian.
No, I would not be willing to vote for a presidential candidate who was not pro-life.
Yes, I would be willing to risk a loss by the Repub candidate (I’m not a registered Repub anyway) in order not to vote for a “pro-choice” candidate.
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Oooops!!! The above post (#21) was supposed to be posted on Kyle’s blog. That’s what happens when I try to do too many things at one time. Sorry people – but go to Kyle’s blog now and participate! I also posted on your site, Kyle.
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Cameron, that’s good news. Thanks for making your comments there.
Random Name, those stories are both startling. What must those city council members be feeling? I should think the lady’s supervisors would give her at least a small gift out of their own pockets if necessary. I would if I were in their shoes.
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Has anyone else had any problems with being logged out by the hand of someone or something other than your own doing?
Ok, I’ve got to get out of here for awhile.
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VS post 24,
yes. There seems to be either a timer OR the system doesn’t always “remember” me.
What was amusing is tha this morning I couldn’t log in.
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PS – This is what I’m thinking of having for lunch today: Jamaican Haddock – Icelandic Haddock seasoned with jerk spice and pan seared with peppers and onions – served with rice and Cuban Black Beans.
Does that sound appealing? It’s their special today and they’re offering $1.00 off the price if you can tell them where the US government keeps it’s supply of silver.
I am going…now.
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My avatar is a picture I took of flowers growing wild in my son’s yard on the Big Island of Hawaii. I have an assortment of such pics, so I might switch from time to time.
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I do believe the lady will be “rewarded” in some way for doing the right thing by turning in the money. Good karma will come back to her, though maybe not in a way she may recognize.
Also, there is reward in doing the right thing, irregardless of whether others show their appreciation in some manner.
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Oops–last try got lost.
My avatar is a picture I took of some flowers growing wild in my son’s yard on the Big Island of Hawaii. I have a number of these pictures, so I may switch from time to time.
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VS #24
Yes, I got logged out yesterday and had to look up my password and log in again.
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VS–Yes, I got mysteriously logged out yesterday.
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VS–Yes, I got mysteriously logged out yesterday. Today I’m having trouble posting.
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VS–Yes, I got mysteriously logged out yesterday. Today, I’m having trouble posting.
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VS–Yes, I got mysteriously logged out yesterday. Today, I’m having trouble posting.
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VS–Yes, I was mysteriously logged out yesterday. Today, I’m having trouble posting.
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VS–Yes, I was mysteriously logged out yesterday. Now my comments won’t post most of the time.
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VS, I have to log back in at least twice a day, but that’s not unusual–Little Green Footballs and others are the same way.
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VS, I’ve been mysteriously logged out, too. But my problem today is that most of my comments are not posting.
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Hi.
I’m buzzing in and buzzing out.
But, I wanted to ask, Have any of you ever read Edith Schaeffer’s book, The Hidden Art of Homemaking?
I was so excited that she wrote a book, and the title is totally what I’ve been about. I have to wait 3-4 long days for it to arrive! Would love to know what you all know about it and her.
Thanks.
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Anlir, we do have something in common after all: Go Vols!!!
Being a Vols fan clears your record on any offense I may have taken through the years, you know. From East TN where the trees are beginning to turn and the orange is appearing everywhere,
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Why thank you Deb!
Although I am not from TN, I was taken to a Vols game when I was in high school. I was amazed at how many people were there, the sea of orange, and of course “Rocky Top”. I know people here in Georgia and elsewhere (Bama especially!) hate that song with a passion.
If TN can win tomorrow, and if LSU beat Florida (which should happen), the Vols are back in the driver’s seat for the SEC East championship game. Of course, they’ll likely have to play LSU…yikes!
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I couldn’t find one of my favorite comic strip character (Dagwood Bumstead) that I liked, so I chose my avatar because I like Garfield and coffee.
So far, I have not had trouble with posts disappearing, or being logged out. Could it have something to do with what software or internet program?
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Peter L,
I believe there is a gremlin loose in the Worldmag system per Dr. N.O. Until today I have not had any problems at all. But now several of my posts have disappeared. Dr. N.O. is working on it.
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Anlir, I will never forget my first view of the Vol Navy. I think we have something pretty unique at Tennessee. I hope your prediction comes true. I’m afraid this is going to be the year where it is hard to hold our heads up.
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Anlir I am from Alabama and I love the song Rocky Top. I am not a big Bama or Auburn Fan although I will pull for them if they are playing someone other than Mississippi State. I had to become a fan by default a couple of years ago and I do love an underdog. LSU is a really fun team. I have never had a better time at a game than in Baton Rouge. Don’t they play at 10 am tomorrow? I guarantee there will be a fantastic breakfast tailgate with Cajun Mary’s before kickoff.
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Hey. I missed something. How do I load a picture by my name?
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My brother and sister in law have a mixed marriage Alabama/Auburn. They competed for the souls of the children for years until one of them did the unthinkable. She became a Vols fan. If she had converted to Buddhism or brought home a girlfriend the family could have handled it, but this. Children will break your heart. I now call her the “other niece”.
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EYG – Edith Scaeffer has wriiten many books. A number are still in print through Crossway Books (gnpcb.org) – the publisher behind the ESV Bible.
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EYG –
I read Edith Schaeffer’s book, “The Hidden Art of Homemaking” – I still have it packed away in a book box – I remember one part of the book when Edith relates a story of someone coming to her door hungry at L’Abri, and the tray she made for them to eat on her front porch – If I remember correctly, it was a sandwich of cream cheese, walnuts, and maybe raisins – Edith wrote other books as well – Christianity is Jewish, I believe I have this one packed away too –
She reminds me of my mother, my mom used to feed strangers coming to our door hungry, she would make trays of food – Eggs, bacon, homemade bread, and jam and of course coffee –
EYG, such memories we never forget, but you mentioning this book sure brings back the warmth of my mother, and the joy of Edith Schaeffer’s book, I’m sure you will enjoy it -
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KIM post 51,
click on the grey image next to your name.
This wil take you to http://www.gravatar.com
Create a gravatar account using the same email you use for WMB.
Create new gravatar.
People seem to have the most luck selecting an image from the internet for the gravatar.
You must now select the gravatar (I didn’t, to much confusion on my part).
Then wait until WMB decides to load the gravatar descriptions.
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Random question – I finally registered on the new site, and I’m wondering if I can still submit a “regulars” bio? I have been crazy busy the past few weeks and never got around to it. But, I’m back and would love to submit. Anyone know?
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Whoa! I agree with anlir about the gremlin! My last post was #32 when I posted, now it is #47. I guess some of the missing posts have appeared!
[Windows passing stars screen saver]-
[Slightly eerie music]-
[Voice of Capitan Kirk-like geek]- Cyberspace, the final frontier….
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#49 (Deb),
Yes, the Vol navy is unique. I think Washington Sate is the only other school where you can boat to the game. Considering how horrendous the traffic is on game day, that IS the way to go.
I think tomorrow is do-or-die day for Tennessee. If they lose they’ll be lucky to make a bowl game. They still have Bama, S. Carolina, Arkansas, and Kentucky to play – none of which will be easy. I think Fulmer’s donation of $1M to the university may be the thing that saves his job this year.
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#50 (Kim),
I work part-time in Baton Rouge and I know how absolutely crazy those LSU fans are! I’ve heard stories of the tailgating and how rowdy they are in the stadium.
ESPN’s Game Day show is at 10 a.m. in Baton Rouge. The game doesn’t actually start until 8 p.m. The Game Day show is a much sought after event in college football. Kudos to LSU!
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#50 (Kim),
Go to http://www.gravatar.com to load your image. You can get your image from many places. I got mine from google. If you need help with the process, let me know.
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#53 (KBells),
Hah! That’s a good one
Did you hear about the guy in Atlanta who wanted to add on to his house and was rejected by the zoning board? He painted his house in Florida’s colors (blue and orange – yuck!). Needless to say, his neighbors hate him.
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I tried to make a comment at uncommondescent.com recently, which is an Intelligent Design website run by the liar Bill Dembski. I asked them one simple question: Why don’t you admit the Designer is God? Instead of answering my simple question, they censored my comment and banned me.
I give you this information because some people here support the idea of invoking Intelligent Design (also known as magic) and I thought they would be interested in knowing that Dembski, one of the inventers of Intelligent Design Magic, censors opposing views on his website. He did not want to answer the question “Why don’t you admit the Designer is God?” so he censored the question. This is more evidence Dembski and the other Discovery Institute fake scientists are dishonest and are trying to hide the fact their Intelligent Design Magic ideas are religious beliefs that have nothing to do with science.
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I keep trying to tell my husband the Auburn fan(I also have a mixed marriage) that blue and orange don’t go together. He just won’t listen. Among our son’s first words were “Roll Eagle”. I hope he doesn’t end up like the cousin we don’t talk about.
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All my comments are posting, and I only have to log in if I dump my cookies. Guess I’m living right.
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Qwerty in 58, what you report is not surprising.
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Anlir, Since you said you like college football, I wrote a post alerting you to the South Carolina vs Kentucky game on ESPN last night. It was a good game, SC won 38-23. And though SC was driving to the goal at the end, it was closer than the score looks. Ky has a good team.
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Actually, the reason I posted above, was to say that the post didn’t take.
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Hey Janie – I hear you!!
I must have tried posting the same thing 5 times this morning and it never showed up so maybe I’ll see it later!
It was Tony Woodlief’s essay for today at his website – http://www.tonywoodlief.com. He asked the question, “Where is God?” I loved his response.
Cameron – What’s the story with your avatar? I admit yours is one of the ones I was most curious about!
EYG – I read Edith’s book many years ago. I’ve also read and enjoyed “Tapestry” – the story of their lives.
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Hmmm – very odd.
My post above is out of order from the way I typed it – EYG’s is supposed to be in Cameron’s place and the question to Cameron was last.
Oh well. Isn’t this fun?
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Chas,
Yes, I knew about the game – I saw your post, but I made myself go to the Y and then to the bookstore. So I missed the game. I thought KY was going to win, but I’m kinda glad that SC won, even though I really, really, really dislike Steve Spurrior. If I ever go to a game he’s at I’m gonna throw a visor at him
. I agree Kentucky is good this year. They haven’t beaten the Vols since 1984 I think. This might be the year (hope not!).
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Isn’t Cameron’s avatar a baby sea turtle on the sand?
Is Outkast’s Calvert De Forest/Larry Bud Melman?
Some of them are hard to make out when their so small.
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QWERTY: I’m curious, was your one simple question the only thing you’ve ever posted at uncommondescent.com?
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Hamachi, I’ve looked at your avatar rightside up, upside down, and sideways, and gotten up real close to the screen, and I still can’t figure out what it is. What is it?
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They are hard to see. It’s hamachi
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TL, I think Lynn was willing to accept late bios. If you email it when she asks, you’ll have skipped a step!
We’re bound to get a few new regulars eventually, so maybe she’ll post them when she gets a batch.
VS, my avatar is of a small turtle, as Hamachi guessed. I like to collect small figurines of turtles–my grandmother had a small brass one that you could wind up, press its tail, and make it ring. It was incredibly tacky, but it was one of the handful of things I wanted when she died (plus her handmade quilts). It wasn’t even a clock, so I have no idea why you could wind it up and make it ring. Long story short, playing with that turtle is probably why they resonate with me as an adult. More than you ever wanted to know!
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While I’m waiting patiently on my long answer to VS to post, I notice that the numbers in the feed box are higher than at the top of the thread–evidence of the gremlin?
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VS – I chose a teapot for my avatar because I like to relax with a cup of tea. I have a small collection of teapots, & also one of teacups-&-saucers.
My two closest friends are also tea drinkers, & when we sit down for a talk, we have tea.
When my girls were younger, we liked to have tea parties. I would let us use my real tea pots & cups.
Currently by my side is a nice cup of chai tea.
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TL, I think Lynn was willing to accept late bios. If you email it when she asks, you’ll have skipped a step!
We’re bound to get a few new regulars eventually, so maybe she’ll post them when she gets a batch.
VS, my avatar is of a small turtle, as Hamachi guessed. I like to collect small figurines of turtles–my grandmother had a small brass one that you could wind up, press its tail, and make it ring. It was incredibly tacky, but it was one of the handful of things I wanted when she died (plus her handmade quilts). It wasn’t even a clock, so I have no idea why you could wind it up and make it ring. Long story short, playing with that turtle is probably why they resonate with me as an adult. More than you ever wanted to know!
If this post takes, it didn’t like the bold tags I used on VS and TL’s names.
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VS-short answer (in case the long doesn’t post)-yes, it’s a turtle, with which I have a childhood connection.
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Hamachi, and in what language’s dictionary will I find that word? Merriam-Webster online doesn’t admit to knowing what it is!
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Let’s see, how about Wikipedia?
Hamachi is a centrally-managed zero-configuration virtual private network (VPN) freeware application capable of establishing direct links between computers that are behind NAT firewalls without requiring reconfiguration (in most cases); in other words, it establishes a connection over the Internet, to create conditions very similar to that as if the computers were physically connected.
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Your avatar is the funniest looking VPN I’ve ever laid eyes on!
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I see the gremlin let go of some of the stuff I tried to post 5 or 6 times! But when I came back this afternoon, I had been logged out and had to log back in.
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Woohooh! I just found out that the Harry Potter movie is showing at the $2 theater. Even though I’ve seen it already, we’re going tonight to see it again. For $2 I ain’t gonna pass it up.
I’m such a dork
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Whoa! I agree with anlir about the gremlin! My last post was #32 when I posted, now it is #47. I guess some of the missing posts have appeared!
I thought I was not having problems, but I tried posting this comment a few hours ago (would have been # 50 something). Not there!
(Windows passing stars screen saver-
(Slightly eerie music)-
(Voice of Capitan Kirk-like geek)- Cyberspace, the final frontier….
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Whoa! I agree with anlir about the gremlin! My last post was #32 when I posted, now it is #47. I guess some of the missing posts have appeared!
I thought I was not having problems, but I tried posting this comment a few hours ago (would have been # 50 something). Not there!
(Windows passing stars screen saver)-
(Slightly eerie music)-
(Voice of Capitan Kirk-like geek)- Cyberspace, the final frontier….
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KevinB (#68), that was my first and 2nd to last attempt to leave a comment on Dembski’s web site. My 2nd comment was rejected immediately because I was banned. All this censorship because Dembski did not want to answer my question. He did not even want the question on his website. This lie about Intelligent Design Magic being science, not religion, has been going on for years. They are not fooling anyone. Even the creationists know Intelligent Design is just another way of saying God Did It. Dembski and the other Discovery Institute liars have to pretend their creationism is science because that’s what they are paid to do. Dembski and the others make good money spreading lies about science and spreading the lie their intelligent design magic is science. These goofballs know they are liars, and they know every biologist knows they are liars. They don’t care, they just want to keep collecting easy money from their gullible creationist followers.
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I liked Tapestry the best of all of Edith Schaeffer’s books, though Christianity is Jewish is a close second. She’s still alive, by the way, and probably just as distinguished looking and behaving as always.
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KevinB, that’s the wrong kind of hamachi
http://images.google.com/images?q=Hamachi
Scroll to the bottom of this page for some info.
http://www.fishsniffer.com/recipes/sushi2.html
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A new Mitt Romney ad is out. Maybe he isn’t so bad after all?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Elx3UWmyAY4
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Underdog!!!
I love him! Great Avatar.
I will work on mine soon.
Karen O, I like your teapot.
I took a Beauty the Beast “which character are you” quiz on Disney’s DVD. I am always Mrs. Potts. It doesn’t matter if I slightly change my answers or anything. It just knows.
My kids laugh because they think it’s so true!!
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Okay, let’s try this at home. The following was posted while I was at work (at least I attempted to post it as #50 something, then later at 70 something, but neither attempt was successful, evidentally).
Whoa! I agree with anlir about the gremlin! My last post was #32 when I posted, now it is #47. I guess some of the missing posts have appeared!
I thought I was not having problems, but I tried posting this comment a few hours ago (would have been # 50 something). Not there!
(Windows passing stars screen saver)-
(Slightly eerie music)-
(Voice of Capitan Kirk-like geek)- Cyberspace, the final frontier….
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Umpteenth attempt:
Whoa! I agree with anlir about the gremlin! My last post was #32 when I posted, now it is #47. I guess some of the missing posts have appeared!
I thought I was not having problems, but I tried posting this comment a few hours ago (would have been # 50 something). Not there!
(Windows passing stars screen saver)-
(Slightly eerie music)-
(Voice of Capitan Kirk-like geek)- Cyberspace, the final frontier….
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Like the “M” Michelle. Classic!
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Victoria. VS,
Thanks for your replies. I’m so excited about the book.
Last night, I was at a party, and was sitting, talking with the birthday girl (50). After hearing about my progression in embracing the home as fulfilling in and of itself, she recommended Edith Schaeffers book!
I couldn’t believe it. All of these years as a wife and mom and I never even heard of it. Suddenly it seems to be trying to find me! I think it’s a God-thing.
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The feed says there are 92 comments, while only 83 are available. Maybe my post from yesterday is still floating around…
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Hamachi’s avatar is orange painted fingernails ready to type just below he keyboad of a computer, or may be it is a Borg caterpillar. No, fingers with orange fingernail polish.
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I can see that! I like your imagination, Bob
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Okay. So Dr NO posted all the missing comments, now I have several almost identical posts on here. Soory folks!
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Patricia…
I love your site. They really look very nice. The articles provided are long enough to provide great content but not so long as to be totally engrossing, if you know what I mean….
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