Re: Popularity of Non-Christians Wearing Crosses
Posted: Mon Mar 16, 2015 8:37 am
*Kurieuo refrains from competing*Audie wrote:Im not bipolar anyway. I just am kinda excitable, then get depressed.
"The heavens declare the glory of God; the skies proclaim the work of his hands." (Psalm 19:1)
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*Kurieuo refrains from competing*Audie wrote:Im not bipolar anyway. I just am kinda excitable, then get depressed.
Kurieuo wrote:*Kurieuo refrains from competing*Audie wrote:Im not bipolar anyway. I just am kinda excitable, then get depressed.
And I'm not sunburned anyway. I was out in the sun too long, then I got red.Audie wrote:Im not bipolar anyway. I just am kinda excitable, then get depressed.
RickD wrote:And I'm not sunburned anyway. I was out in the sun too long, then I got red.Audie wrote:Im not bipolar anyway. I just am kinda excitable, then get depressed.
Apparently, you stay out of rational thinking too.Audie wrote:RickD wrote:And I'm not sunburned anyway. I was out in the sun too long, then I got red.Audie wrote:Im not bipolar anyway. I just am kinda excitable, then get depressed.
I wont compete in that. I stay out of the sun.
Audie,Audie wrote:Come now RD, thats not up to even your standards. here, I didnt quote you, you can delete so nobody else sees it.
Doesn't that describe being bipolar?
Im not bipolar anyway. I just am kinda excitable, then get depressed.
I dont want to give a serious answer nor a flip one either, so, I guess this is my non response.RickD wrote:Audie,Audie wrote:Come now RD, thats not up to even your standards. here, I didnt quote you, you can delete so nobody else sees it.
I was referring only, and specifically to what you wrote here:Doesn't that describe being bipolar?
Im not bipolar anyway. I just am kinda excitable, then get depressed.
Oh, one of your usual non-answers. Ok. Then I rest my case.Audie wrote:I dont want to give a serious answer nor a flip one either, so, I guess this is my non response.RickD wrote:Audie,Audie wrote:Come now RD, thats not up to even your standards. here, I didnt quote you, you can delete so nobody else sees it.
I was referring only, and specifically to what you wrote here:Doesn't that describe being bipolar?
Im not bipolar anyway. I just am kinda excitable, then get depressed.
Whats with you today?RickD wrote:Oh, one of your usual non-answers. Ok. Then I rest my case.Audie wrote:I dont want to give a serious answer nor a flip one either, so, I guess this is my non response.RickD wrote:Audie,Audie wrote:Come now RD, thats not up to even your standards. here, I didnt quote you, you can delete so nobody else sees it.
I was referring only, and specifically to what you wrote here:Doesn't that describe being bipolar?
Im not bipolar anyway. I just am kinda excitable, then get depressed.
My dog is with me today. Oh...and my son is on spring break. Why?Audie wrote:Whats with you today?RickD wrote:Oh, one of your usual non-answers. Ok. Then I rest my case.Audie wrote:I dont want to give a serious answer nor a flip one either, so, I guess this is my non response.RickD wrote:Audie,Audie wrote:Come now RD, thats not up to even your standards. here, I didnt quote you, you can delete so nobody else sees it.
I was referring only, and specifically to what you wrote here:Doesn't that describe being bipolar?
Im not bipolar anyway. I just am kinda excitable, then get depressed.
I would disagree. Isn't he just a buncha atoms?Audie wrote:As your grammar nazi, I must point out that your son is not a "what" so much as a "who".
FL,Furstentum Liechtenstein wrote:I think Caesar Millan could give excellent advice on how to succeed in the world but he's a big Zero in the spiritual arena, what with his temple to Buddha at his kennel.Audie wrote:We're listing people whose economic advice is worth following.So like, get with the program already.
Anyway, what does this have to do with the biblical injunction against Christians having yachts? I really wish we'd stay on topic.)
FL
I must admit that when I read the piece on Prophit Dollar's new-to-him Gulfstream IV, I was shocked! Why would God's servant fly around in a used jet? A jet which had undoubtedly seen the basest of secular human activities! Prophit Dollar has shown exemplary restraint in purchasing a used Gulfstream which will only have an hourly operating cost of $20,000! Just think: to prop up his ego, a lesser servant may have bought a new jet, perhaps a 3-engined Dassault Falcon, with operating costs of $30,000 per hour! I thank God for servants who administer the fleeced's flock's money with parsimony.RickD wrote:FL, I know you were talking about a biblical injunction against Christians having yachts. But what about if pastors try to fleece the flock to the tune of $65 millon, for a private jet? This folks, is the prosperity gospel in full bloom. http://www.nydailynews.com/news/nationa ... -1.2150876