Left-handedness, like red hair, is a genetic mistake and an abomination. Left handedness is not normal, nor was it intended to run rampant by the One True God. It is our responsibility as a moral society to cure these poor souls through prayer and the power of Christ.
I applaud game developers who have not given into Satan and have chosen the path of riotousness. They do God's work.
And I am not interested in the devil worshiper pointing out that if God is infallible there could be no genetic mistake. I am not interested in the satanist pointing out that maybe these genetic mutations are intentional and no more moral or immoral than length of a toe or the shape of an ear. Those are heretical positions and you have no business combining logic and empathy in a faith-based society.
I've been a wireless customer of Verizon, Cingular/AT&T, and Sprint. I am currently an AT&T customer because work chose them for our crapberries. I travel *a lot* in my job.
In my experience, Verizon to has the best coverage (and costs the most), followed closely by Cingular. Sprint was pretty crappy.
I also found that Verizon had the worst customer service out of all of them (very very arrogant), but Sprint was very close behind (just plain rude). Also, at the time Sprint's early termination fee was the remainder of the contract. I would have kissed a manager if they let me out for $175. Through the phone. (At the time I was driving up and down the Virginia Eastern Shore and Sprint had NO coverage at all out there.)
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Left-handedness, like red hair, is a genetic mistake and an abomination. Left handedness is not normal, nor was it intended to run rampant by the One True God. It is our responsibility as a moral society to cure these poor souls through prayer and the power of Christ. I applaud game developers who have not given into Satan and have chosen the path of riotousness. They do God's work. And I am not interested in the devil worshiper pointing out that if God is infallible there could be no genetic mistake. I am not interested in the satanist pointing out that maybe these genetic mutations are intentional and no more moral or immoral than length of a toe or the shape of an ear. Those are heretical positions and you have no business combining logic and empathy in a faith-based society.
I've been a wireless customer of Verizon, Cingular/AT&T, and Sprint. I am currently an AT&T customer because work chose them for our crapberries. I travel *a lot* in my job. In my experience, Verizon to has the best coverage (and costs the most), followed closely by Cingular. Sprint was pretty crappy. I also found that Verizon had the worst customer service out of all of them (very very arrogant), but Sprint was very close behind (just plain rude). Also, at the time Sprint's early termination fee was the remainder of the contract. I would have kissed a manager if they let me out for $175. Through the phone. (At the time I was driving up and down the Virginia Eastern Shore and Sprint had NO coverage at all out there.)