Re: Justice Brown demonstrates that 1st Amend works
CCCC
20 minutes ago
Ketangi seems to understand the effect, but she's all dumb about the principle. Then too, maybe some day she will wake up and realize that she is - or was - a woman. What high credit to the highest court in the land - bless her heart.
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Re: Ukraine’s “Counter-Offensive” Major Belly Flop
Nrut
30 minutes ago
The losses of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the confrontation with the Russian Armed Forces are estimated in millions, not hundreds of thousands.
This was stated by the former chief of the general staff of the Polish army, General Raimund Andrzejczak, to the Polsat TV channel.
“Ukraine is losing this war,” the general said.
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Re: Do You Believe In God ?
CCCC
32 minutes ago
Like moths to a flame, like flies to sticky strips, like hungry rodents - - - - the atheists, God deniers, Christian-baiters, devil reps and angry others seem to scramble onto threads like this. And, for what reason? Dang! Lots or name calling here. Fine example of some moral standards to follow? The title of this thread asks a question, one that all can answer. The believers are just as drawn to this as the non-believers, probably more so. Seems that you all take offense to the fact that others don’t share your beliefs in a super natural being. scoony, I welcome your comments as important. Many answered the title question directly and simply, as did I. The tension grows when others deride or attack some of those responses. It is my observation that most of the believers do not take offense because others don't share their beliefs, but rather due to the nature of some posts - sometimes quite a few negative posts. The example you cited above was my observation, ending with a question regarding the reason for that. To understand how the name-calling develops in some of these threads one has to go back through the posts and find the roots - where it starts and by whom (usually predictable). Then, due to some of our human tendencies, others fight fire with fire. I don't see it as an example of a moral standard, but do think it is generally ineffective and useless, and not a good example to set. If that amounts to a mea culpa in the eyes of some, so be it. But, that question about reason is cogent, and it remains. What a pathetic, groveling, suck-arss P.O.S. Don't think you're going to talk your arss out of things on Judgement Day before God. Not only is your post vulgar and disrespectful, but it again reeks of assumed superiority and pretend control of God's actions. And - it's beginning to seem like you are an Aussie.
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Re: Do You Believe In God ?
CCCC
37 minutes ago
Like moths to a flame, like flies to sticky strips, like hungry rodents - - - - the atheists, God deniers, Christian-baiters, devil reps and angry others seem to scramble onto threads like this. And, for what reason? Dang! Lots or name calling here. Fine example of some moral standards to follow? The title of this thread asks a question, one that all can answer. The believers are just as drawn to this as the non-believers, probably more so. Seems that you all take offense to the fact that others don’t share your beliefs in a super natural being. scoony, I welcome your comments as important. Many answered the title question directly and simply, as did I. The tension grows when others deride or attack some of those responses. It is my observation that most of the believers do not take offense because others don't share their beliefs, but rather due to the nature of some posts - sometimes quite a few negative posts. The example you cited above was my observation, ending with a question regarding the reason for that. To understand how the name-calling develops in some of these threads one has to go back through the posts and find the roots - where it starts and by whom (usually predictable). Then, due to some of our human tendencies, others fight fire with fire. I don't see it as an example of a moral standard, but do think it is generally ineffective and useless, and not a good example to set. If that amounts to a mea culpa in the eyes of some, so be it. But, that question about reason is cogent, and it remains. Lets check the tape and see where it started on this thread: I don't. I was raised Catholic because of my Mom, at around age 14 we could make our own decision. Both of my sisters did the same thing. My Father a retired Earth scientist has always been an atheist. My first day in catechism, which I believe was in fourth grade. The teacher started telling the story of Noah's Ark. Even at that age I thought this is a bunch of bullshit! My Father never ever influenced me and I didn't know about his beliefs until 16-17 years old. My folks are both 88 and are Highschool sweethearts and have been married 69 years. My Father has always supported her on everything. I doesn't bother me that People practice religion. It's just extremely upsetting of the devious side of it. Alway's wondered how many members feel the same. Yes, I absolutely believe in God! And what you are saying is your opinion and nothing more. The world would be be much better place if we all followed Christian morals Then the call out for hierocracy. I don't. I was raised Catholic because of my Mom, at around age 14 we could make our own decision. Both of my sisters did the same thing. My Father a retired Earth scientist has always been an atheist. My first day in catechism, which I believe was in fourth grade. The teacher started telling the story of Noah's Ark. Even at that age I thought this is a bunch of bullshit! My Father never ever influenced me and I didn't know about his beliefs until 16-17 years old. My folks are both 88 and are Highschool sweethearts and have been married 69 years. My Father has always supported her on everything. I doesn't bother me that People practice religion. It's just extremely upsetting of the devious side of it. Alway's wondered how many members feel the same. Yes, I absolutely believe in God! And what you are saying is your opinion and nothing more. The world would be be much better place if we all followed Christian morals Get the Christians to follow the morals first....then see who follows. A Christian calls out Catholics: I was raised catholic also so I understand what a bad first experience about religion you had. Catholic is a joke, it has nothing to do with Jesus or God. Find a good church that preaches the Bible, your life literally depends on it. Too not believe in God is foolish. Here's my first post: And here's the "Christian" response to it: You've stated you don't many times. Move along with the rest of the fools. You have a very selective memory. Where was the name-calling?
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Re: Anybody eating Prunes ?????
CCCC
43 minutes ago
Yeah, I eat one once in a while. Good for me.
The occasional pack rats out here try to eat them too, but the pack rats die - because prunes are great bait in the traps.
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Re: Goat milk
CCCC
45 minutes ago
You are all too correct - and your saga brings back memories from 75+ years ago.
Younger brother had some excema rash stuff in the notch of his elbows when about 5 years old - persistent - doc finally said it was from bovine milk and said "give him goat milk instead for a while". Weekly family drive out to countryside to fetch the goat milk in a bucket with loose lid. One trip, little sister knocked it over - spilled on back seat floor/carpet of the '42 Chevy.
Soon had that same bad smell in the car. Brother's arms healed up and he grew out of the allergic reaction. Car did not heal up - we got a new '49.
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Re: Sig P320
JGray
47 minutes ago
I'm a fan - 9mm Xcarry and 357 Sig Compact both with Wilson grip modules, Xten, and just added a 45 Compact. Debating adding the Xten grip module with full size mags for the 45 Compact...
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Gun Show 99.s
kk alaska
58 minutes ago
Gun show in Anchorage sorry no pictures, 99 250 Savage, not factory drilled and tapped, 1 million plus ser #, lever safety, EG style forend with a high comb buttstock? Metal was proud at the tang. Restock or?
Also Savage 99 22 Hi Power with an Ivory butplate probably from way North fit was perfect about 1/4 inch thick. If I see them at future gun shows I will get pictures.
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Re: 2024 Iditarod Race
79S
1 hour ago
Whew! Just finished off sending emails to almost all of the sponsors of this years idiotrod race. It’s worked in the past and with a little work we will get some of them to reconsider.
Lack of sponsors will be the only way to end this death race driven by egomaniacs.
If you want a list of sponsors with email addresses send me a PM and we will get you on the list. No more dogs need to die! Just a sad little man pretending to care about dogs. Laughing > the sad little man should go to the bar in Nome and tell those guys what he thinks of the sled dog races ? i am sure they have a better answer ? Why nome? Just because the race ends their does not make nome sled dog capitol of Alaska. That would be Willow, sometimes I wonder about you lower 48 boys. GFY lol uh ok Mr Kauai. When was the last time you were in Alaska? Let me guess spring of 82?
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