Fun thread....Did you know......(finish the sentence)

[Sabertooth]

Peace & Safety!

That is an interesting spin on that verse.

 

[Taken]

That is an interesting spin on that verse.

Don't think it a spin, but rather a sign.
Signs are foretold.
Signs creep in slowly, bit by bit.
Generations pass, history forgotten.
Generations accept the mans Saving.
Bam...Foretelling comes into fruition.
(Quick, like a thief in the night reference.)
Men OF the World are bewildered, man is Not equipped to Establish World Peace & Safety.

 

[MatthewG]

Did you know you can call a name to a dog with no legs anything you desire, but he still ain't gonna come to ya?

 

[Taken]

Did you know, in Construction zones...
Walking is Working?
Safety meetings, grown Adults...
in how to walk safely...

 

[MatthewG]

You work Construction, Taken?

 

[Taken]

You work Construction, Taken?

Our property, yes.
In the "industry" no. But know many who work in the "industry".

 

[Truman]

Give a fun fact on any topic!
I will start..Did you know...
There is enough DNA in an average person's body to stretch from the sun to Pluto and back -- 17 times.

I'd probably have to go to Pluto and back to the Sun 17 times before I found a use for that information...please don't hate me. Lol

 

[Heart2Soul]

Did you know you can call a name to a dog with no legs anything you desire, but he still ain't gonna come to ya?

Lol

 

[Sabertooth]

Liver of God...?​

My son attending college in Milwaukee goes to a church that was established by (South) Korean missionaries.
The pastor was explaining to him how, in Korean, it was difficult to pronounce the leading "r" in "river," such as in hymns that refer to the "river of God."

He further noted that when Americans came to Korea and sang the Korean translation of that phrase,
they would often mispronounce their word for "river" as their word for "liver," too...

 

[Ferris Bueller]

Liver of God...?​

My son attending college in Milwaukee goes to a church that was established by (South) Korean missionaries.
The pastor was explaining to him how, in Korean, it was difficult to pronounce the leading "r" in "river," such as in hymns that refer to the "river of God."

He further noted that when Americans came to Korea and sang the Korean translation of that phrase,
they would often mispronounce their word for "river" as their word for "liver," too...

That's hiraious!

 

[Josho]

Give a fun fact on any topic!
I will start..Did you know...
There is enough DNA in an average person's body to stretch from the sun to Pluto and back -- 17 times.

Just for a bit of fun, I will quote a Mr. Obvious fact.

Did you know Queen Elizabeth II is the Queen of the UK?

 

[Josho]

Just for a bit of fun, I will quote a Mr. Obvious fact.

Did you know Queen Elizabeth II is the Queen of the UK?

But did you know she is also the Queen of Australia, New Zealand and Canada?

 

[Heart2Soul]

But did you know she is also the Queen of Australia, New Zealand and Canada?

But is she the same Queen Elizabeth the II or are they different Elizabeths?

 

[TLHKAJ]

Did you know that the watermelon is the official state ....... vegetable (??!) ...of Oklahoma?! LOL

 

[Josho]

But is she the same Queen Elizabeth the II or are they different Elizabeths?

Same Queen, there was another Queen Elizabeth over 400 years ago though, that was Queen Elizabeth I

 

[Josho]

Did you know that the watermelon is the official state ....... vegetable (??!) ...of Oklahoma?! LOL

I thought it was a fruit lolz

 

[TLHKAJ]

I thought it was a fruit lolz

Crazy hillbillies, lol .....

 

[Heart2Soul]

I thought it was a fruit lolz

It is a fruit but is grown like a vegetable.

 

[Heart2Soul]

Liver of God...?​

My son attending college in Milwaukee goes to a church that was established by (South) Korean missionaries.
The pastor was explaining to him how, in Korean, it was difficult to pronounce the leading "r" in "river," such as in hymns that refer to the "river of God."

He further noted that when Americans came to Korea and sang the Korean translation of that phrase,
they would often mispronounce their word for "river" as their word for "liver," too...

Liver

 

[Sabertooth]

Liver

The Korean mispronunciation of "river..."

The same mispronunciation happens "in reverse" over there.

Americans say <gan> [간 = "liver"]
when they intend to say <gang> [강 = "river"].