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drumdude wrote: ↑

Sun Aug 01, 2021 7:07 pm

Has anyone considered that the definition of "on fire" "spiral death dive" and "farmer's field" may have been different in the 1970s?


We are simply reading into the story our modern ideas.

Clearly the fire was only visible to his spiritual eyes.

@all. Figured. Thanks for weighing in!

Yesterday, I had a look at the thread Moksha referenced over on the other site, which had expanded to 7 pages, and made a few notes for a possible comment. Fair Dinkum was being attacked for asking reasonable questions about the Russell M. Nelson story. Helix opined that both the Nelson and CAB ver...

Reminds me of one of the highly-quotable exchanges in "When Harry Met Sally": Harry: No man can be friends with a woman that he finds attractive. He always wants to have sex with her. Sally: So you're saying that a man can be friends with a woman that he finds un attractive? Harry: No, you pretty m...

This I can get behind. He’s a married guy that flirts with married women. Some like it (Rosebud) some find it creepy. Sexual harassment? Nope. But certainly playing with fire if you value your marriage. Depends on your marriage surely? But would generally be the case in a TSCC marriage I agree. Obv...

But this is, “Oh, he liked some sexy photos you can’t see of a person you don’t know and that shows he would sexually harass Rosebud.” Nope. Not buying it. This I can get behind. He’s a married guy that flirts with married women. Some like it (Rosebud) some find it creepy. Sexual harassment? Nope. ...

Liked twice by the same person? As in "John Dehlin liked your picture twice"? I only see the blue disk that has a thumbs up symbol in it and next to it the phrase: "X likes a picture you shared," or "X likes a post you shared." Then I have to click on that notification. So she sees the likes, she c...

Fair enough, warbreaker. I obviously don't post enough pictures on Facebook or check my notifications closely enough to notice these things. Can you remind me what happens when someone unlikes a picture? Does that generate a notification. I don't recall that it does. No it does not. It’s only notic...

And there are a number of questions I and others have about this strange story of tracking likes, unlikes and likes, among others. This is not complicated to anyone who uses Facebook. I get on a couple times a week and even I'd notice something like that. I've been on Facebook for 10 years and this...

I don't believe Forbes is the ultimate authority on anything and I don't think "fine" would be a word I would use in this context. Perhaps, "customary" would be a better word as in it is customary to have an ex sign a severance agreement when let go and receive severance payments because perhaps th...