you know what i hate??
when you're talking to someone and instead of acknowledging you or whatever you're saying, they just stare.
how about when you're in an elevator, and you have to fart, and you have to let it go, and you have five more floors to go, and there's 4 other strangers in there giving everyone else dirty looks, and you know you're the culprit?
I get uncomfortable when I do that
these arent family members according to the caption, they're just people waiting outside the courtroom when the sentence was announced.
their faces show they have some major emotional investment in this trial.
the man even appears to be praying.
just another thought, are we as a nation a slave to the press? for some dumb reason, the press gets hold of a story and won't let it go...I honestly think that Scott Peterson was not the only husband to kill his wife in the past year or so...why is this story the only one that gets press? what about all the other women killed by their husband or vice versa? american press kills me, they get hold of a story and won't let it go, malheureusement, there are some people who follow it with mouth agape like the idiot in the photo.
these arent family members according to the caption, they're just people waiting outside the courtroom when the sentence was announced.
their faces show they have some major emotional investment in this trial.
the man even appears to be praying.
she looks like she's trying to swallow the mike
this topic has been rolling around in my head for some time.
i don't expect that i'll write it perfectly as it needs to be articulated in different ways for different people...but i will do my best.
and worst of all, i am not expecting any kind of response that will satisfy me.
i just farted
well, it's not true yet, that i know of, but according to the beliefs and fears of j.w.
's this should be the headlines every week if it's the "truth".. i've heard stories of ex-j.w.
's believing they would be struck by lightning if they went into a catholic church.
I remember getting alot of flak from my workmates about discussing why I could go to the reception and not the wedding of worldly friends when invited. Who cares, those jokers can go to hell too.
I remember going to family funerals when I was younger, (our family had a nasty habit of dying). While it felt wierd, somehow it felt right, I mean, how can you feel bad about paying your last respects to family?
It's amazing how a bunch of ill-educated jackasses can will someone into denying their own blood.
i added up all the imediate members of my family who have left the b'org and more have left then remain.
this was promped by a conversation i had lastnight with my son who told me about a jw kid from his past got in contact with him out of the blue and she was telling him how many in her family were now df'ed and never planning on returning.
we were really surprised because she was an elder's daughter and one of the last people you would think would leave.. so what is your family score?
six to nothing. and the fat woman finished singing about a year ago. if you want to count in-laws, then it's 14 - 6. I have faith tho, they'll get the hint sooner or later.
in the same vein of minimus' thread, who would be the greatest sport's antihero?
you know, the nasty guy that always got the job done, who wasn't liked by the fans, but when the game was on the line, would show up and win?.
i'll have to say charles barkley.
oh and then there was Tony Twist,(I forget who he play(ed) for). His sole purpose was to punish the other team by crotch-checking someone into the boards if one of his team mates got taken out.
in the same vein of minimus' thread, who would be the greatest sport's antihero?
you know, the nasty guy that always got the job done, who wasn't liked by the fans, but when the game was on the line, would show up and win?.
i'll have to say charles barkley.
I think you are correct, confused. Tony Eason was in the same class as Marino and Elway, and honestly, I think they horded the talent from that class. Grogan was one tough SOB though. He was one of the, if not the last QB to actually call his own plays during the game. Occasionally you'll see it from time to time these days, but they normally radio in the plays from the OC nowadays. If I'm not mistaken, it was Grogan who actually threw the Pat's only touchdown in '85.
As far as Cobb, didn't he pistol whip someone to death?
Enos Slaughter was known for sliding in spikes up also. That's why he got a fastball in the mouth from Jackie Robinson during a double play ball the following season.
rachel (princess here) will be running in the seattle marathon tomorrow.
it starts at 8:15 pacific time.
let's all cheer her on!
is this your first marathon? I remember mine, such a rush crossing that finish line - quite a sense of accomplishment. Watch out for that wall and remember to drink plenty of fluids. (Upwards of 12 quarts)
good luck!
in the same vein of minimus' thread, who would be the greatest sport's antihero?
you know, the nasty guy that always got the job done, who wasn't liked by the fans, but when the game was on the line, would show up and win?.
i'll have to say charles barkley.
I'd have to say Jim McMahon, 1985 Chicago Bears. I hated that guy, would have loved to see him take a helmet in the back. Maybe I hate him just because he beat our Tony Eason and Steve Grogan. Grogan deserved that ring almost as much as Marino. Oh well, he got the job done, I have to give him that.
