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Oh, My Father, Please watch over and protect our dear brother Dev, and bring Him back to us as Your perfect will affords and grants, that we may once again witness the sunshine of his ministry to us and his praise to You, For the sake of Your Son's glory and in His name we bring this petition...

This issue has been so masterfully clouded by the devil that we have people leaving positive reactions to sarcastic statements that are opposed to their views. It is amazing. :hearteyes: .

@dev553344 hasn't posted for a week or two. It's a bit worrying. :hearteyes: .

England Dan and John Ford Coley - Love Is The Answer I'm staying up past my bedtime. :hearteyes: .

"I know you are but what am I?" That's all you got? :hearteyes: .

I used to hear that at work about 20 years ago. Do you know what that song was written about? It was about that disgraced politician who offed himself on live TV in Harrisburg in '87. :hearteyes: .

No replies to this? I was just listening to Timothy B. Schmidt singing The Eagles' "I Can't Tell You Why." Smooth stuff. Easy on the frontal lobe. :hearteyes: CC: @St. SteVen .

Come back, Spyder! Do you have one of those backwards motor-driven tricycles? :hearteyes: .

I'm sure he made some predictions that have and will come to pass. :) :hearteyes: .

Hi, Ziggy! Rhetorical question? Hugs :hearteyes: .

That looks like the flat-bottomed beast to me. And it was no gravy job, let me tell you. But the part I made was very small—only about 4 inches long at the widest point. Very detailed, though; more of something you'd normally have a tool-and-die maker work on at the time. I actually had to use a...

I'm not sure you read the Ramik paper very carefully, judging from your conclusion—not that I could blame you for not wanting to read a 28-page defense of Mrs. White's literary borrowing thoroughly, and pressing this issue never results in anything better than a "The {lady} doth protest too...

Burgers have to be the worst. Have you ever seen "Falling Down?" (link) :hearteyes: .

Sounds like a state of emergency. 40 years ago, I spent 27 hours straight making a part for the landing gear of a C-5A Galaxy at Altus AFB, OK. OMS brought the damaged part in, asking if we could make it, otherwise the aircraft would be grounded for up to a week. The Section Chief said no but I...

There is quite a bit of gravy there but I ladled it on with picture-taking in mind. Normally you wouldn't be able to see the toast. I figured it would look better swinging the gravy axis 90 degrees. Pretty sneaky, huh? Maybe I could sell food with pictures. :P You wouldn't believe the recipe...

I'm afraid that, in the final analysis, God's Sabbath has to be what God says it is—not whatever our presumably sanctified imaginations or steams of consciousness desire it to be, Zig. Hugs :hearteyes: .

You know, Aunty, I'm pretty fond of you and I don't like using the "B" word after such a declaration BUT I just gave your post here a good read and I gotta say it's a bit disappointing. You've made some statements here that, frankly, seem a little below my impression of your intellectual...

I always liked thigh meat, especially in stuff like stews (Brunswick) or Chicken and Dumplings (or, as they call it here in South Central PA, "Pot Pie"—pronounced "Bot Boi" if you're one of them carriage-riding guys with a beard but no mustache) or, better yet—Chicken Bog. :hearteyes: .

Sunday brunch - my Southern parents could never figure out why I always preferred toast and gravy to biscuits. Maybe if the company that makes Ezekiel 4:9 bread comes out with a biscuit product I'll give it another shot - lol. Oh, and let's not forget the new homemade cherry lemonade from...

Thanks, Steve. Actually, I didn't make it to Sabbath School which kinda stinks because it was the last lesson in the quarterly study guide on the book of Psalms. I was looking forward to that. :( :hearteyes: .