"The heavens declare the glory of God; the skies proclaim the work of his hands." (Psalm 19:1)
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Actually, sake is a brewed Japanese beverage made from rice. Rice beer, if you prefer, but drunk warm. I don't like it ...but I do own a Toyota.ChristYouKnowItAintEasy wrote:Restarting from the begining just for the sake (chinese wine)
One thing is sure though, 666 is everywhere. You better try to find where it is not.digging wrote:Hello new friends,
I see that many posts have been made in this thread and I have tried to read most, I am just wondering if anyone seen the connection I made between the Sabbaths and the number 666?
We know how it said to count the number, well the days and years needed to also be counted to keep track of the various sabbaths.
Digging
The origins of sake can be traced in China as far back as 4,000 B.CFurstentum Liechtenstein wrote:
Actually, sake is a brewed Japanese beverage made from rice. Rice beer, if you prefer, but drunk warm. I don't like it
I don't.Furstentum Liechtenstein wrote: ...but I do own a Toyota.
I was wondering if it belongs to the subject...Furstentum Liechtenstein wrote:Why don't you re-start the study where I left off?
Okay, Mr Smartiepants. Go down to your liquor store and ask for a bottle of Chinese sake.ChristYouKnowItAintEasy wrote:The origins of sake can be traced in China as far back as 4,000 B.C
I figured out a way to buy a used Rolls Royce Phantom and announced this to my wife. ''Fine,'' she said, ''you'll look great arriving at church in your Rolls!'' I didn't want to compromise my humility, so I still drive the Toyota.ChristYouKnowItAintEasy wrote:I don't.Furstentum Liechtenstein wrote: ...but I do own a Toyota.
What subject?ChristYouKnowItAintEasy wrote:I was wondering if it belongs to the subject...
Ha ha ha then it'll give us areas for arguingFurstentum Liechtenstein wrote: Okay, Mr Smartiepants. Go down to your liquor store and ask for a bottle of Chinese sake.
But on the other hand (like my mom use to say) it is unfortunate that I go to a liquor store unless to buy a present... I don't drink alcool (Veuve Clicquot Champagne only at New-Years' eve).At least your wife has a sence of humility...Furstentum Liechtenstein wrote:I figured out a way to buy a used Rolls Royce Phantom and announced this to my wife. ''Fine,'' she said, ''you'll look great arriving at church in your Rolls!'' I didn't want to compromise my humility, so I still drive the Toyota.
I saw a Bugatti Veyron when the Grand Prix was in Montreal. It is a better looking car ''in person'' than in photos. The one I saw was black with a red hood. I wouldn't call it stunning (like the Aventador) or beautiful (like the 458 Italia), the Veyron is sort-of like a handsome bulldog.ChristYouKnowItAintEasy wrote:Hey, how about buying my Bugatti Veyron?
I almost purchased the Aventador for my wife but it didn't come in pink; plus Lamborghini recalled 144 2012 Lamborghini Aventadors because of a headlight problem that could blind oncoming traffic (checkit out it's trueFurstentum Liechtenstein wrote: I wouldn't call it stunning (like the Aventador)
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Uhm, my slightly-younger sister that's attending college wants a Lamborghini. So, you're incorrect there. (I also have a mother that likes sports cars.) ¬_¬Furstentum Liechtenstein wrote:A pink Aventador?! The Aventador is a very macho car, so I doubt pink would suit it...plus, girls are not attracted to Lambos. So...save your money and get your wife a pink Beetle*...Porsche will also sell you a pink 911. You can also get a pink RR Drophead or Phantom Coupe.
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*there is one around my place, a pink convertible NewBeetle.
OK...I guess there are oddball women who like Lambos, like your sister. Your mother doesn't count, she likes sportscars. Lamborghinis are not sportscars, they are supercars. (The Veyron, the Koeniggsegg, and the late McLaren F1 are hypercars...)FlawedIntellect wrote:Uhm, my slightly-younger sister that's attending college wants a Lamborghini. So, you're incorrect there. (I also have a mother that likes sports cars.) ¬_¬
Then I would have to sit besides them RickD cause in reality I don't drive
(...and the size of the car shows plenty of space) 15 years without a driver's license. I wonder how far from a macho that makes me, FL? 
You can be a Real Man without a drivers' license! If you move to France, you can legally drive some cars without a license. (Ligier, Microcar are two such brands.)ChristYouKnowItAintEasy wrote:15 years without a driver's license. I wonder how far from a macho that makes me, FL?
