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Quick comment as I digest the latest posts (not exactly a priority): The article linked does not discuss anything resembling an idiom of permission. It says there are idioms. No duh. What Is a Hebrew Idiom? | Learn How They Reveal and Conceal Meaning (voiceofelijah.org) Discussing idioms is not the same thing as discussing an idiom of permission.

"WTF" is sounded out in the preceding clue.

It's "shoot" not "put." "Sometimes you just have to learn to say WTF"

The ex-Muslim atheist Ayaan Hirsi Ali recently announced her conversion to Christianity. Her conversion story is steeped in politics, so it's impossible to discuss her story without discussing politics. Ground rules: The validity of her political views are off limits. The validity of her religious views are. Why I am now a Christian - UnHerd I have not read her essay, nor have I listened to the video in the o.p. I will not comment until I do one or the other, preferably both. In case you were wondering why I'm so quiet. :)

yes!

more iconic. They played a couple, and each holds the distinction of being the longest serving actor in their role.

They were entertainers. You've likely never seen their faces but almost certainly have heard their voices, especially if you've had kids or grandkids.

This movie featured Dylan McDermott, John Mahoney and Rene Russo.

Hudson Hawk

"There is no place in this world that this man can go and say he created peace and harmony."

Wayne Allwine and Russi Taylor were married for 18 years before Wayne's death in 2009. They met at work. What did they do?

Kyrie Elaison is not English or Latin. It's Greek. Meanwhile you should look up the lyrics to Kyrie.

Well THAT narrows it down to the road that I must travel.

"A man curses because he doesn't have the words to say what's on his mind." *** "'Black: Destitute of light, devoid of color. Enveloped in darkness, hence, utterly dismal or gloomy as, 'The future looked black.'" "Pretty good with them words, ain't ya?" "Soiled with dirt. Foul. Sullen. Hostile. Forbidding, as, 'a black day.' Foully or outrageously wicked as, 'black cruelty.' lndicating disgrace, dishonor or culpability. And there's others. 'Blackmail.' 'Blackball.' 'Blackguard.'" "Yeah, man. That's something, all right." "Let's look up 'white.' Here. Read." "'White: The color of pure snow. Reflecting all the rays of the spectrum. The opposite of black. Free from spot or blemish.' 'lnnocent?' 'Pure.' Huh? Ain't this something?"

When you realize you want to spend the rest of your life with someone, you want the rest of your life to start as soon as possible.

You wouldn't believe me if I told you. Amber Heard.

Good Will Hunting

Well done, Chockfull.

You probably wouldn't believe me if I told you. ;)

You know if I realized the opening post was from 11 years ago I MIGHT not have split the threads.

In case he's busy: Hogan's Heroes is correct. He had me at "It's a comedy," which I will always hear in Gilbert Gottfried's voice.

That would be an example of it, not an explanation of it. It also assumes the verse does not mean precisely what it says.

ALMOST... I have the first half, but stuck on the second. My guess is the OG. Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl.

I agree with Nathan. It looks like this traces back past Wierwille to Bullinger.

I disagree. 1. Who is that author? What are his credentials? Where did he study? What are his sources? We genuinely have NO IDEA. Amazon tells us nothing. He does have a website. Doesn't she'd much light. He's a Trinitarian, so that rules out a Wierwille clone. Still could have had some intersection with TWI. But not enough to render a verdict either way [technically, that's a not guilty, but I'd go with a hung jury]. 2. This is one guy. You said referenceS. Plural. But can you find another one that's clearly not TWI influenced? I couldn't. I tried, and came up with the same guy. Others clearly have TWI fingerprints. I mean, it's a Bullinger doctrine. Surely TWI didn't originate it.