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[quote]....how does/did your school district handle sex education? [/quote] At my high school we learned it where all good red blooded young men are supposed to learn it -behind the bus barn smoking cigarettes while skipping English class or in the locker room after football practice. Then we practiced what we "learned" on Saturday nights at the drive in movies (if we were lucky, that is). Hmmm....but never tried puttin' a rubber on a banana though....
You know what I like about you Arty? I've been trying to put my finger on it and I just now think I've finally figured it out. I like you because after reading your articles I've observed that when someone disagrees with you, you reply calmly and call it the way you see it and don't act a total obnoxious dick about it. That's cool. [e digicons]:grin:[/e]
[quote]There is not a "nuke account" button from what I can find. Since my e-mail request was ignored many months back, maybe you will lift your finger up and delete, cancel, close my account. I'm not a yes woman and to be associated with a person who will only surround himself with yes people is not my cup of tea. I prefer to be challenged, think, learn, and grow. There are some wonderful people on JU and I have missed them. I wish you all well.[/quote] ...and yet ano
[quote]1) Where did he claim to be a Republican and speak for Republicans?[/quote] I can see where she could have inferred that. [e classic]:P[/e]
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[quote]This brings up a list of articles that you've authored. From here you view, check referrals, edit or delete any and all of the articles/threads that you've authored. You do have to do them one at a time but at least you can do this from a single place. It's not quite the same as delete account since as far as I can tell there's no way to delete your replies to other people's articles. Also there can be some overlap between "articles" specifically written as such versus "thre
Looks like a fun time was had by all! And when you turn six you REALLY ARE a king! [e digicons]:sun:[/e]
[quote]Me again:I wish it didn't come down to this.[/quote] Me too. (she told me to pass along the same thing. And she also said to not sweat it because "this is probably for the best.") I am sure going to miss her.
Welcome to JU! I'm sure you'll fit in here perfectly.
[quote]Everyone should be.[/quote] ...if you're one of the fun bloggers here you should be,
Ecclesiastes 7:8
You know, it’s a funny thing. You bump along in this life and then one day you suddenly see something out of the blue that for whatever reason you haven’t seen before. Suc
[quote]46… I’ve been thinking a lot about this number lately. It is the age I will be in June this year. I’ve had nearly 46 years on Earth and I’m still like a wide-eyed child about its workings, in some respects. I like this. I like that there is so much in the world that still amazes me. It encourages me to seek, to learn, to experience and grow.[/quote] I think that the forties have in all honesty been my best decade so far -it's t
[quote] I thought we just had them in the US[/quote] Me too. Like the Westboro Baptist Church sickos. I guess religious wacko nutjobs have no boundaries (in more ways than one).
[quote]you and I have the same appetites, so you know it's been a struggle.[/quote] Isaiah 43:18-19
[quote]Practicality without preachin, real life warts and all.[/quote] I have a lot of ideas 'n observations about that but...gonna save it for another Sunday! [e digicons]:grin:[/e]
Wow, I see in my absence the collection plate is quite full! Maybe I'll have to make a Sunday series of these little "enlightning chautauquas" on the religious forum to help illuminate the way of the flock in this dark and dismal world we find ourselves in. Hmmm.... [e digicons]:sun:[/e] (this was a true story, BTW. I really did run by a truck parked on the side of the road with Isiaha 40:31 painted on the sleeper portion behind the ca
...and so concludes our Sunday School lesson for today ( passes plate for comments since they are the currency of JU as the old spiritual How Great Thou Art begins to play softly in background ). Now remember folks! The Lord loveth a cheerful giver! [e classic];)[/e]
SHE: ( exaggerates rubbing her eyes in disbelief after she enters bedroom ) what? Is that YOU there I see reading the bible? <span style="font-size: small; font-family
I wear a uniform polo shirt, blue jeans, and nice tennis shoes on my job. It's real comfortable!
I think the mistake a celebrity makes when they get caught in some very human transgression is the crying and apologizing for it. That just makes them look weak and pathetic and wussy (even if they really are). In the publics eye you're already screwed so ya might as well man up and not go on and kiss ass about it.
Dan'l Boone was a maaaaaan -yes a biiiiiiig man! But a bear was bigger 'n so he ran like a nigger up a tree... I remember that little racist ditty rip off of the Daniel Boone theme song from 6th grade.
[quote]You know a bit of dogfood works wonders when catching raccoons in livetraps.[/quote] raw bacon does too. And it'll REALLY works on possums! [e digicons]:)[/e]
[quote]and I still think that’s something to look forward to.[/quote] Damn straight it is. And to think you don't believe you're an endurance runner too. (congrats on 19 years! I know it's had to be tough)