Quote: Originally posted by Millennium: That's all well and good, but who's going to provide the support while a replacement is found? They weren't doing much anywa…

Don't forget to post this: Facts are real snoozers around here, remember?

Quote: Originally posted by Millennium: That's all well and good, but who's going to provide the support while a replacement is found? Driving empty trucks back an…

Quote: Originally posted by Millennium: That's all well and good, but who's going to provide the support while a replacement is found? How about using the $$ to be…

Quote: Originally posted by aberdeenwriter: How about using the $$ to be made reconstructing Iraq to attract some of the reluctant Europeans to help lessen our burden? …

Clinton awards Halliburton no-bid contract in Yugoslavia - good... Bush awards Halliburton no-bid contract in Iraq - bad...

Quote: Originally posted by Zimphire: Clinton awards Halliburton no-bid contract in Yugoslavia - good... Bush awards Halliburton no-bid contract in Iraq - bad... A…

NEVER!

Quote: Originally posted by Millennium: Frankly, it goes back to the old story if the Little Red Hen. If someone wasn't willing to help plant the corn, grow the corn, or…

OK, there is an 80's song that goes like this: "That's the look, that's the look, the look called love." Does anyone know the name of this song and who the artist is? I have tri…

ABC - "the look of love" ?

^^ Yup.

Thanks, I knew I would get a fast response here!!

What IS it with televangelists and their sex affairs? Part of me doesn't care because I recognize that they are just as human and imperfect as anyone else. But, another part of m…

I'll wait and see this one unfold till I comment.

Frankly, I've long thought that the modern Christian televangelists aren't really any different from the Pharisees of Jesus' time, aside from technological advances in the interven…

What a GREAT perspective, Millenium. Some of those televangelists seem like con artists or shams. Like Benny Hinn He purportedly drives the devil out of people and "heals" the…

Quote: Originally posted by Cody Dawg: What a GREAT perspective, Millenium. Some of those televangelists seem like con artists or shams. Like Benny Hinn He purporte…

Very few USAricans are Christian. Except the Catholics. The rest (i.e. methodists, evangelists, etc) are some kind of a freak version of Christianity. Heretics essentially.

Quote: Originally posted by voodoo: Very few USAricans are Christian. Except the Catholics. The rest (i.e. methodists, evangelists, etc) are some kind of a freak versio…

Quote: Originally posted by MacNStein: no, that's not what I'm saying. There are a huge number of Christians in the US, Catholic and Protestant alike, it's mainly the T…

Quote: Originally posted by voodoo: Excuse me, was I quoting you? No I wasn't. I was making my own point here. The televangelists are an offspring of the heretic group…

Quote: Originally posted by voodoo: Excuse me, was I quoting you? No I wasn't. I was making my own point here. The televangelists are an offspring of the heretic group…

Quote: Originally posted by killer_735: Wow...with the religous fervor and all. Before branding non-catholics as heretics, I'd check out things like the inquisition, t…

Quote: Originally posted by voodoo: No - not all non-Catholics. Protestants are Christian, not the Church of England and the Scandinavian protestants are Christian as we…