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<t>theia;1375803 wrote: binbag, I'm really loving the honest and open way you are responding to Infinite's questions. How refreshing, and inspiring. 
Thank you for your very kind words theia. I'm truly flattered you should think so. 
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<t>Hi. 
 
 
 
That's a fair question, ain't it?[end quote] 
 
Yes, you're question is very fair, Infinite light. 
 
 
 
What I was pointing out is that my answer..... 
 
"Yes indeed, that's very possible on occasions", was specifically referring to ...

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<t>Hello again Infinite light. 
 
You initially posed the question...... 
 
"Is it not possible that the outcome might have been the same, even without prayer?" 
 
I repled....."Yes indeed, that's very possible on occasions." 
 
 
 
Now then. 
 
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<t>Infinite light;1374939 wrote: Thanks for responding. 
 
But more to the heart of the matter, how do you know God has answered your prayer? How is it that you are so certain the outcome has been determined to some degree by a being called God? that's what I really need to know. Don't get ...

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<t>Infinite light;1374453 wrote: 
 
Binbag: 
 
Can I ask you something? Have you ever known prayer to work? And, if yes, why do you think it works? 
 
I know this is the Christian room, so it would be rude of me to storm in here with my anti-Christian views, ticking people ...

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<r>Hi <E>:)</E> 
 
I've 1 Notification for "Groups Join Request" However I'm unable to discover (I'm a bit thick, you see) who the member is who posted the request. 
 
I did reply to a recent Join request, 
 
but this one appears to be new. 
 
So would you be so ...

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H & JK request prayers for thier son-in-law MS. He has been diagnosed with lung cancer.

They say, "Please pray for the S. family. It came as a great shock for them".

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<t>Peg;1352473 wrote: Please keep praying for my niece, her alcoholic husband, and his insane family.I've been off line for a few days Peg so I've only just viewed your request. 
 
I know how disastrous alcoholism in the family can be and how it can effect the entire family. I was a ...

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<r>Accountable;1352347 wrote: While I like the Lord's Prayer and can recite it from memory, I don't see why it should be a requirement in a public school of a nation that espouses freedom of religion.Because Accountable, Britain is first and foremost a Christian country however, Christianity, much ...

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<r>flopstock;1352302 wrote: I disagree with yours. Much better that they all have to do a minute of jumping jacks.My dear madam flopstock, it would be so uncommonly decent if one would be so kind as to explain why one should disagree with my proposal, preferring instead, having the nice little ...

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that would give me the willies.

btw Nomad, you should have remembered your location :-2

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koan;1352292 wrote: ...

you have to spell out how you say it.Oh I see said the blind man.

whi (as in "eye" or "y") lst

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koan;1352285 wrote: does anyone say "whilst" as will-st?

or is it always Why-lst?

if both, is it regional? Or is it N American mispronunciation?

Whilst, most definitely here koan.

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.I've been looking at these rules on and off all day; I've come to the conclusion that, on reflection, I reckon the following points could legitimately be adopted in the States and the UK. In fact I think I'll send these proposals off to our Prime Minister David ...

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<t>fuzzywuzzy;1351898 wrote: sometimes I often think it's about being apart of community ...I'm more concerned when people pass without noticing that someone in their community died ....Like stepping over or around a homeless dead person ..it's like they never existed. It's okay for people to ...

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koan;1352133 wrote: I'd guess you're a Protestant I'd an idea you'd guess correctly :yh_worshp

Yes, I'm a Proddy dog, koan.

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<r>Richard Bell;1352111 wrote: I think it was written by an angry, discontented individual. 
 
I don't blame Cosby for being annoyed that his name was attached to it.He is a much more compassionate and progressive person than the letter writer. 
 
It gives me the creeps, and I'm glad ...

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<t>koan;1352054 wrote: Aside from betting your last dollar on a priest who hangs out at a race track. :pHee Hee. 
 
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Now use those great skills of yours koan and put your money on one of these..... 
 
Am I a CAFFLIC or a PRODDY ? 
 
 
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One day while he was at the track betting on the horses and all but losing the shirt off his back, Sam noticed a priest who stepped out onto the track and blessed the forehead of one of the horses lining up for the 4th race. 
 
Lo and behold, that ...

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<t>Richard Bell;1352023 wrote: Cosby did not write that e-mail 
 
snopes.com debunks it here: 
 
snopes.com: Bill Cosby's Write-In Candidate PlatformAch, I checked with snopes before I posted it. I used the email subject title "Cosby has done it again". and...."Bill Cosby has a ...

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All copied and placed in the prayer box Peg. 19:20. UK time.

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Here's a copy of an email I recieved from a girl living in America. 
 
Some of you may be interested in reading it if you haven't already done so. 
 
BACK TO CASH AND CARRY WOULD HELP ALSO! 
 
Bill Cosby has a great way of ...

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littleCJelkton;1351949 wrote: I got 21Psst, whisper...... it's ok littleCJelkton I won't tell anyone. :yh_wink

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<t>Please pray for "Y's"daughter. She had a severe epileptic seizure at work. She was alone in the office, fell off her chair and had a lot of convulsions on floor. Her face is is in a terrible mess. 
 
She had a brain scan which came back all clear but, her face needs plastic surgery. <br ...

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This year we will experience 4 unusual dates... 
 
1/1/11 
 
1/11/11 
 
11/1/11 
 
11/11/11... 
 
 
 
 
 
Take the last 2 digits of the year you were born 
 
plus ...

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<t>Ahso!;1351694 wrote: Rubbernecking. It's so annoying.Rubbernecking, I forgot that word Ahso. 
 
 
 
 
 
SnoozeAgain;1351699 wrote: I purposely keep my eyes diverted, both for my own safety if I'm driving and to show a little respect for the injured or 
 
dead ...

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Why do some people, if they witness an accident, or the aftermath of one, insist on stopping whatever they are doing, even if means stopping their car, to gawp at the scene, particularly if it's a bloody one? 
 
I was passing a ...

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<t>11:30 I'm sitting here waiting on my beloved's return from a girlie's night in in another's girlie's house. 
 
I'll be home at 9pm she says as she waves bye bye happily walking down the garden path. 
 
She'll be at that Gin bottle again, fag hanging out the corner of her mouth ...

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<r>Hello Clown Antics from the South. 
 
I have to ask, is that just south of the border? 
 
Or is it.........South of the border, down Mexico way. 
 
..................That's where I fell in love where stars above, came out to play. 
 
..................And now as ...

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Hello and welcome Illescas

From Spain!! Ooo, you lucky fellow, sun sea and more sun.

Anyway, your enthusiasm for gardening certainly does show.

Your images and ideas are brilliant.

Keep on posting.

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<r>I've managed to edit the images, thank you so much for your interest BM & CARLA , :-6 
 
I was being driven spare trying to work it out. 
 
An empty album is still there but I'm going to create a new one; then I'll attempt to delete the original one, but if I get stuck ...

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Thanks for your quick reply BM.

All I see at the top right is....

Notifications - My Profile - Settings - Log Out

Below that is the small rectangular Advanced Search panel.

Edit; and below that is Create New Album.

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Bryn Mawr;1351182 wrote: Why has that cow got a goose flying down its nose? Does it point south?That's not a goose BM, it's a white dove. Tsk, have you know Christian education in you at all? :wah:

And from where I'm sitting it's pointing South-SouthEast.

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Can anyone tell me how to remove an image from "My Albums" I just cannot find the link to do so, and I bet it's something really simple. Doh :-5

Thank you.

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.Holy Cow, would you just look at that. 
 
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I've never seen anything like it before. 
 
And me a Christian into the bargain. 
 
I can hardly believe. 
 
Well-well-well. 
 
 
 
Holy Cow!<br ...

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koan;1351108 wrote: They are actually a waste byproduct of the body that can be used to evaluate health
koan is correct. My podiatrist took, and sent away for analysis, a clipping of my toenail. Mind you, that was a year ago and I've heard nothing since. So I guess I'm not dead yet.

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What a shame chonsigirl. Why not replace the poor little things, you'd be surprised how quickly you would become attached to them and they to you, more so, as you have a bond with creatures.

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I know exactly what you mean Lon. I have many memories of walking through the heavy fog when I was a young boy. I found it rather cosy.

Here's a little quote about fog that I rather like, "Truth is the torch that gleams through the fog without dispelling it"

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<t>Such a tragic and sorrowful story mwalters426. 
 
Beautiful little Leeanna's parents must be in agony. I hope and pray the final outcome is positive. 
 
You are very caring in thinking of posting in your message. 
 
Please keep us updated whenever there is any news.<br ...

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That's a deal; we can also put it down to just another small experience in life.

<<< smiley.

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<t>koan I'm struggling to delete "Eberts unrated review" with that image on his page, out of my mind. :yh_sick Grrrrrrr. 
 
It's a pity our old brain boxes don't come with an instant delete button. So I guess it's down to mind over matter; Sigh, how very taxing. 
 
lol 
 
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Thanks koan, you've some very good points there.

Aaaand, I still like the way you express yourself.

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<t>ok then Lon....... 
 
I'm afraid it's your goodself who's made an assumption. You assumed what you said I assumed, was fact. 
 
That, is as far away from the truth as you could possibly be. I can't quite figure out how you arrived at that assumption. 
 
Perhaps it may be ...

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She's for a huge fall that's for sure. Her day will come; perhaps you may be round be around to witness it koan. :yh_giggle

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Trying to pull the hair out of my shiny baldy head that has not one single fluffy hair on it to pull whilst attempting to successfully burn an ISO image to a cd.

Ah, that feels muuuuch better, thanks for the thread Kathy Ellen.

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Tom Six is a seriously ill lump of flesh. I actually feel sorry for him, honest.

Incidentally, I couldn't bring myself to watch the trailer. :yh_sick

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<r>littleCJelkton;1350709 wrote: Being that you posted it in the Christianty portion of FG I believe that many who will view it will be in that sub-section of FG most of whom probably will agree with it. I do commend you unlike other Crusaders here for doing so and stating it is something you believ ...

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<t>ZAP, I absolutely love "Desiderata", very encouraging and inspirational. 
 
 
 
"From an inn in Lancaster, England" 
 
I like that AFTR, gosh I wonder how long it's been there for all to see. 
 
It's intersting how the short one's can have as good effect on ...

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I've lived a wonderful life; if I had to live it all over again, I wouldn't change a single thing. 
 
Not my words, but those from a lovely lady I'd had a chance conversation with regarding life. 
 
She wasn't boasting, she ...

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