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How could I forget? Bring me THE remote!

Yes. Here's a better view. (I hope.) Nope-can't make it any bigger. It really is cute.

Bring IT to me!

Thanks, Chatty...nice to met you. Other people referred to this thread so I had some catch-up reading to do. You guys are so much fun-it's a pleasure to watch. I'll go back to my matresses now.

Safari-those are hysterical! Thanks for the laugh.

Leave the gun...take the canolle. (Just barging in.)

As far as I can see, the term "man of God" is used once in the New Testament: Paul talking, not about himself, but to Timothy. I Timothy 6:10, 11 "For the love of money is the root of all evil: which while some have coveted after, they have erred from the faith, and pierced themselves through with many sorrows. "But thou, O man of God, flee after these things; and follow after righteousness, godliness, faith, love, patience, meekness." The word "man" is the word for human being. Interesting context, don't you think? I mean, what Paul says a man of God should be. Wish we had truly seen that in action.

Brought that point up to him earlier: he never answered me.

I'll get to it...after I clean the white out off my screen.

"DFAL has something just for you, It teachings you keys to unlock those doors. And how to walk right through. So if you want an really absenty life, that's more than redundant too. Then DFAL is the class for you!"

Matt Damon?

Hurray for Malone, and shame on FEMA. I can understand having people show up unauthorized in those areas for security reasons, but to deny a citizen from wanting to help so that contracts can go to somebody's "cronies"-well, BS! It's going to take the efforts of a lot of good people to make that place liveable again-the population and property was already drowned once: now they are drowning in red tape. Anyone who willingly has the time, money and resources to help should be allowed to help. Period.

Garth- Yeah, it's a "copy" of other shows-and the purpose of any of these shows is money-for the sponsers, the network, and, if their lucky, the winners. We all know that. It is a business. Now, if they can make this business enjoyable for the public to watch-so much the better. As with anything on the tube-don't like, turn it off. For those that do, for whatever reason, we can enjoy pulling for our favorites. Tonto-yeah, Surviour does bring back some memories. I watched the "Real World" ( at in the beginning-it's gotton really bad) for the same reason. Some of the dynamics reminded me of every Way home and WOW family I had. "Memories-light the corners of my mind"-at least what I still can remember.

Yes, Wayfer-Chris is the bald one.

I never watched it all the way through until this year (I think I missed one whole year, actually). Maybe it's because there really isn't anything else on, but I decided to stick with it. To see those kids with the amount of heart is inspiring. I love hearing some of the good old tunes come out of closet, and I got a kick seeing Barry tutoring them. I'm with you, Excie-Chris and Mandesa are my favorites-although that little Paris is a heart-warming. And, unlike most of the music the kids listen to, I can understand the words.

No infringement taken, Exie.

I gotta make these tougher. Good one, Dooj!

Your mom is aces! I admire her for encouraging you to get other opinions and stories beside just her own. She was, is, and always will be one of the best.

Tom-thanks for giving the thought some consideration, but I concure with your conclusion. Dooj:

All right, already!

No-spelling counts-dooj, it's all yours.

Shakesphere in love!!!!!

Ok, I took some aspirin. The question was obviously hypothetical: no doubt Moses had a million times more integrity, but even God did not allow him to see the promised land. So, would the bush have been seen by anyone else?

OK-just for fun-or so Groucho can go --- Do you think God would have allowed the burning bush that Moses saw to have be seen or documented by anyone other than himself? (Ok-I'm going into Witness proctection right now-don't try to find me!)