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The easy way is Geocities. You don't get to choose your own web address, but it's ridiculously easy to design your page. You'll have to set up a yahoo account to get started, if you don't have one already. So, if your yahoo account name is "LIVINGEPISTLES" then your web site will be "www.geocities.com/livingepistles"
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ya think?
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Goey 1/11 One Onedrful One Happy Birthday
Raf replied to Kit Sober's topic in Birthdays and Anniversaries
Go go Goey! Salutations. :)--> -
http://www.dvdtown.com/easteregg/Memento_L...ition/9777/328/
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Currently 8 degrees in Hell and snowing.
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Why are Wierwille's Sins Excuseable and Martindale's Not?
Raf replied to Oakspear's topic in About The Way
But you forgot to answer the fundamental question: How do you take your coffee? (My way of saying welcome to the Cafe). -
But, but,... what happened to the editor of The Sun?
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This is one of my favorite web sites. I thought I'd give it a plug.
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Okay, Linda Z, I need to nitpick... Linda Carter didn't start that other thread. She was the first to respond to it. Ok, I'm better now. :)-->
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Easter Eggs: The Fellowship of the Ring (Extended Edition) From The Two Towers:
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Why are Wierwille's Sins Excuseable and Martindale's Not?
Raf replied to Oakspear's topic in About The Way
Yophoto, Welcome to the Cafe. How do you take your coffee? I concur with your memory: You practice something wrong long enough, you start making a doctrine out of it. Of course, in real life, it's reciprocal. It's kind of a chicken-egg relationship. Which comes first? Doctrinal error or practical error? The answer is... yes! -
Why are Wierwille's Sins Excuseable and Martindale's Not?
Raf replied to Oakspear's topic in About The Way
Brewmands, Just where did you think LCM got his elitism and false teaching from? Wierwille, who forgot more about the holy spirit than other Christians will ever know? Nah, no elitism there. Wierwille, who taught it was the FEAR in the HEART and LIFE of that MOTHER that killed that child? Nope, no false doctrine there. -
Linda Z, Your post should be required reading at Greasespot 101. :)-->
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Why are Wierwille's Sins Excuseable and Martindale's Not?
Raf replied to Oakspear's topic in About The Way
Jon, Maybe if someone was lauding the people who hurt you as THE men/women of God for our time, you might spend a little more time, how you say, "pummeling yourself" over it. Can you check your pt please? -
Why are Wierwille's Sins Excuseable and Martindale's Not?
Raf replied to Oakspear's topic in About The Way
Can we not psychoanalyze Linda Carter? We don't know her. She posted her opinion and people responded. If she wants to post again, she will. If she doesn't, she won't. The only thing that we know for sure, as Dot pointed out, is that she chose to come out swinging. More power to her. Linda, You're still welcome here, but come back soon. Your coffee's getting cold. -
MO - The Anti-Mike. :)-->
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Coming Soon: Ocean's Twelve, a sequel to Ocean's Eleven. I'm waiting for the first 10 prequels.
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There's an even better one at the end of the first Two Towers disk (extended version). Go to the scene selection, all the way down to the last scene. Then go down one more and press enter. It's the acceptance speech by Andy Serkis at the MTV awards for best CG character. A friggin RIOT.
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Zix, Creepy. But I came up with a different answer on the tavern: The Kraken
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Technically, "Clear and Present Danger" was the third movie featuring CIA Agent Jack Ryan, so that would make it a part three that was awesome. In my opinion, it's the most intelligent third part of a film series I've ever seen (the first two being The Hunt for Red October and Patriot Games).
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Why are Wierwille's Sins Excuseable and Martindale's Not?
Raf replied to Oakspear's topic in About The Way
Here's something I don't understand. This thread has grown phenomenally in less than 48 hours, but smikeol has nothing to do with it. What's up with that? -
Is it 50 years? I think it's less than that. Frodo is 50 when he leaves the Shire. He's 30 at Bilbo's party. So anyway, I'm reading the friggin books, okay!?!?!?! They're about to enter the Mines of Moria. Bill the pony has that look on his face right now, that special look that says, "I'm Warg food."
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Now now, Valerie, he's not around to defend himself, doncha know. translation for the ironically impaired: valerie's story is an example of how wierwille defended himself when he was around to defend himself.