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  1. Re:I'd respond to this news post...but... on Fighting the Scourge of Gaming Addiction · · Score: -1

    Sorry, I forgot to ask. Why would you karma whore on an AC account? Why bother posting if your just going to be an AC?

  2. Re:I'd respond to this news post...but... on Fighting the Scourge of Gaming Addiction · · Score: -1

    You'd be a successful Karma whore, but someone else already beat you to posting a very similar post and got modded up for it. Probabally just going to get -1 redundant now...

  3. FP!! on Fighting the Scourge of Gaming Addiction · · Score: -1

    Could it be? Yes! IT IS!!! first post!

  4. Security? on Quantum Holography · · Score: -1

    So does this mean that one day the government will be able to violate my privacy in my house with out looking trhough an open window or anything?

  5. Re:cmdrtaco = nerd!!!!!111 on Future Of IDS · · Score: -1

    You know, I am getting sick of people bashing me all the time. Why don't you just not even come here if you are going to do that. I mean, yes, I am gay. So. What is your point, I mean, there are plenty of other gay people who post on slashdot, even most of the other editors are gay. Quit bashing me and quit trolling my web site...

  6. Re:fp on Future Of IDS · · Score: -1

    It is an effort by either moderators or editors to bring a troll account's default posting score back up to 0 so they will be more visible and hence downmodded more getting them banned more...

  7. Ask Slashdot: on Network Webcurity Wishlist? · · Score: -1

    Damn! I'm out of Mountain Dew. What should I do?

  8. Homosexual: Dead at Age 25 on Linux On HP Blades · · Score: -1

    I just heard a report that a homosexual was found today dead in his home somewhere. Nobody really cared that he was found dead. Apparently, he has been there for weeks and no body noticed. One of his neighbors was quoted as saying:

    "I thought there was a strange smell coming from his house, but I just figured it was one of those candles those homos like so much. I don't really care that he died, maybe that will keep his little dog quiet. Well, I am off to celebrate, now that there is one less faggot in the world."

    I am sure that no one (except all of the Linux loving fags) at slashdot will miss him. As he has contributed nothing but the further spread of AIDS in society.

  9. Re:Squelching Freedom and innovation. on The Future of Ideas · · Score: -1

    Squelching Freedom and innovation. (Score:1)
    by LordOfYourPants on Tuesday December 04, @11:34AM (#2654188)
    (User #145342 Info)
    As copyright holder of this message, I wish to squelch freedom and innovation by

    1) Suing anyone who replies and quotes my copyrighted message.

    2) Suing anyone who moderates this message down for attacking my character.

    3) Sue any banner ad companies whose ads appear above my comment unless they have text within the ad saying "The comments of the advertiser are not meant to be related to LordOfYourPants."

    4) Sue thinkgeek for giving me a hernia with their "Codito, Ergo, Summ" shirts.

    Eat a dick

  10. Homosexual: Dead at Age 25 on The Future of Ideas · · Score: -1

    I just heard a report that a homosexual was found today dead in his home somewhere. Nobody really cared that he was found dead. Apparently, he has been there for weeks and no body noticed. One of his neighbors was quoted as saying:

    "I thought there was a strange smell coming from his house, but I just figured it was one of those candles those homos like so much. I don't really care that he died, maybe that will keep his little dog quiet. Well, I am off to celebrate, now that there is one less faggot in the world."

    I am sure that no one (except JonKatz) at slashdot will miss him. As he has contributed nothing but the further spread of AIDS in society.

  11. Dear michael, on The Future of Ideas · · Score: -1

    I am very sorry I had to leave so abruptly last night, but I really had to go because I had to get home to JonKatz, I didn't want him to get any ideas about us. I meant what I said when I told you that I care for you and that you are special to me. What do you say we get together for lunch today and have a repeat of last night. I know I had a good time when you were behind me and you... well, you know what you did.

    ttyl lover,
    Rob

  12. Dear michael, on AMD, IBM Announce Transistor Advances · · Score: -1

    I am very sorry I had to leave so abruptly last night, but I really had to go because I had to get home to JonKatz, I didn't want him to get any ideas about us. I meant what I said when I told you that I care for you and that you are special to me. What do you say we get together for lunch today and have a repeat of last night. I know I had a good time when you were behind me and you... well, you know what you did.

    ttyl lover,
    Rob

  13. FIGP on Porting Debian to... Windows · · Score: -1

    First I'm Gay Post!!!

  14. Re:Nancy and Flash on Nancy Goes Head-to-Head With MPEG-4 · · Score: -1

    Don't worry, it wasn't just your ISP. You can attribute your troubles with Slashdot with the fact that thier Slashcode is unstable and crashes alot. The fact that this site goes down more than a $5 hooker on Time Square doesn't bother me. It is the fact that the news on here typically sucks and is usually based on opinion and not fact.

  15. George Harrison, Dead at 58. on Felten vs. RIAA Hearing · · Score: -1

    I just heard some sad news on National Public Radio - Pop / Classic Rock artist George Harrison was found dead in his Los Angeles home last night. He died of Cancer, which he had been battling for a long time. I'm sure everyone in the Slashdot/Geekizoid/Troll community will miss him - even if you didn't enjoy his work, there's no denying his contributions to popular culture. Truly an American and a British icon.

  16. This is not a troll on Felten vs. RIAA Hearing · · Score: -1

    King Arthur: Now, we are about to attempt to cross...the Bridge of Death! The

    gate-keeper of the Bridge will ask any who attempt to cross five

    questions---Sir Bedevere: Three, sire.

    Arthur: (pause) Oh, yes, three. He who successfully answers these five

    questions--

    Bedevere: Three, sire!

    Arthur: (slightly longer pause) Ah, three, then...er, may pass in safety.

    However, anyone who fails to correctly answer all five questions-

    Bedevere: THREE, sire!

    Arthur: I KNOW IT'S BLOODY THR--ahem, yes, of course, three. (black look

    at Bedevere)...will be cast into the Gorge of Eternal Peril!!!

    (dramatic music)

    Arthur: (continuing) Sir Robin, why don't you go?

    Sir Robin: Er...I've got an idea! Why doesn't Sir Lancelot go?

    Sir Lancelot: Yes, I'll take him, sire. (about to draw sword) I'll make a

    feint to the North-East, and then--

    Arthur: No, no, just answer the questions, Sir Lancelot.

    Lancelot: But I'd really like a feint to the North-East, sire...

    Arthur: No, Sir Lancelot. We'll all be right behind you, listening...

    Lancelot: (sheathing sword) I...understand, sire.

    Arthur: Our prayers go with you, Sir Lancelot.

    (Lancelot approaches the bridge. Suddenly, out of nowhere,
    the BRIDGEKEEPER appears.)

    Bedevere: (whispering) It's the old man from Scene 24!!

    Bridgekeeper: STOP!
    He who would cross the Bridge of Death
    Must answer me
    These questions three
    Ere the other side he see.

    Lancelot: Ask me your questions, Bridgekeeper. I am not afraid.

    Bridgekeeper: What...is your name?

    Lancelot: Sir Lancelot of Camelot.

    Bridgekeeper: What...is your quest?

    Lancelot: To seek the Holy Grail.

    Bridgekeeper: What...is your favorite color?

    Lancelot: Blue.

    Bridgekeeper: Right, off you go.

    Lancelot: (slightly surprised) Oh! Well, thank you. Thank you very much.
    (and off he goes. The knights look at each other.)

    Robin: That's EASY!!!

    (A mad rush for the bridge. Robin arrives first. The knights
    cluster behind. A few sniff and wrinkle their noses, and the
    group backs off.)

    Bridgekeeper: STOP!
    He who would cross the Bridge of Death
    Must answer me
    These questions three
    Ere the other side he see.

    Robin: (excitedly) Ask me your questions, Bridgekeeper, I am not afraid.

    Bridgekeeper: What...is your name?

    Robin: Robin of Camelot.

    Bridgekeeper: What...is you quest?

    Robin: I seek the Grail!

    Bridgekeeper: What...is the capital of Assyria?

    Robin: (indignant) I don't know THAT!! (An unseen force whisks him up
    and over the side.) AAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGHHH!!!!!!!

    (The knights pause, realizing this may be a bit tougher than
    all that.)

    *** Note: The following bit was cut from the movie. ***

    Bedevere: What shall we do, sire?

    Arthur: Well, I'm not sure, but...

    Bridgekeeper: (off) What...goes black, white, black, white, black, white?

    Sir Gawain: (off) Uh...er...ah...Babylon? AAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGHHHHH!!

    *** Movie resumes. ***

    Bridgekeeper: STOP!
    He who would cross the Bridge of Death
    Must answer me
    These questions three
    Ere the other side he see.

    Sir Galahad: (swallowing) Ask me your questions, Bridgekeeper...I am not
    afraid...

    Bridgekeeper: What...is your name?

    Galahad: (nervous) Sir Galahad...

    Bridgekeeper: What...is your quest?

    Galahad: (really nervous) To seek the Grail...

    Bridgekeeper: What...is your favorite color?

    Galahad: (relieved) Blue! (starts across; oops) NO!
    YELLOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOWWW!!!!

    (Arthur steps forward)

    Bridgekeeper: STOP!
    He who would cross the Bridge of Death
    Must answer me
    These questions three
    Ere the other side he see.

    Arthur: Ask me your questions, Bridgekeeper. I am not afraid.

    Bridgekeeper: What...is your name?

    Arthur: King Arthur of the Britons!

    Bridgekeeper: What...is your quest?

    Arthur: I seek the Holy Grail!

    Bridgekeeper: What...is the airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow?

    Arthur: (brief pause) What do you mean, an African or a European swallow?

    Bridgekeeper: (confused) Well...I don't know...AAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGHHHH!!!

    Bedevere: (crossing behind Arthur) How do you know so much about swallows,

    sire?

    Arthur: Well, you have to know these sorts of things when you're a king,

    you know...

    *** Note: The following bit was cut from the movie. ***

    (Arthur and Bedevere approach a gigantic lake.

    A boat in the shape of a dragon glides slowly

    towards them. As they prepare to cross, the

    same old man suddenly appears before them.)

    Boat-keeper: STOP!

    He who would cross the Sea of Fate

    Must answer me these questions twenty-eight!

    (Arthur and Bedevere look at each other. They look

    at the old man. They look back at each other. They

    pick the old man up, throw him in the water, and board

    the ship.)

  17. Haven't we seen this before? on CG Idols - Human Not Required · · Score: -1
  18. Genetically-Engineered Slashdot Trolls? on Genetically-Engineered Super-Athletes? · · Score: -1

    King Arthur: Now, we are about to attempt to cross...the Bridge of Death! The

    gate-keeper of the Bridge will ask any who attempt to cross five

    questions---Sir Bedevere: Three, sire.

    Arthur: (pause) Oh, yes, three. He who successfully answers these five

    questions--

    Bedevere: Three, sire!

    Arthur: (slightly longer pause) Ah, three, then...er, may pass in safety.

    However, anyone who fails to correctly answer all five questions-

    Bedevere: THREE, sire!

    Arthur: I KNOW IT'S BLOODY THR--ahem, yes, of course, three. (black look

    at Bedevere)...will be cast into the Gorge of Eternal Peril!!!

    (dramatic music)

    Arthur: (continuing) Sir Robin, why don't you go?

    Sir Robin: Er...I've got an idea! Why doesn't Sir Lancelot go?

    Sir Lancelot: Yes, I'll take him, sire. (about to draw sword) I'll make a

    feint to the North-East, and then--

    Arthur: No, no, just answer the questions, Sir Lancelot.

    Lancelot: But I'd really like a feint to the North-East, sire...

    Arthur: No, Sir Lancelot. We'll all be right behind you, listening...

    Lancelot: (sheathing sword) I...understand, sire.

    Arthur: Our prayers go with you, Sir Lancelot.

    (Lancelot approaches the bridge. Suddenly, out of nowhere,
    the BRIDGEKEEPER appears.)

    Bedevere: (whispering) It's the old man from Scene 24!!

    Bridgekeeper: STOP!
    He who would cross the Bridge of Death
    Must answer me
    These questions three
    Ere the other side he see.

    Lancelot: Ask me your questions, Bridgekeeper. I am not afraid.

    Bridgekeeper: What...is your name?

    Lancelot: Sir Lancelot of Camelot.

    Bridgekeeper: What...is your quest?

    Lancelot: To seek the Holy Grail.

    Bridgekeeper: What...is your favorite color?

    Lancelot: Blue.

    Bridgekeeper: Right, off you go.

    Lancelot: (slightly surprised) Oh! Well, thank you. Thank you very much.
    (and off he goes. The knights look at each other.)

    Robin: That's EASY!!!

    (A mad rush for the bridge. Robin arrives first. The knights
    cluster behind. A few sniff and wrinkle their noses, and the
    group backs off.)

    Bridgekeeper: STOP!
    He who would cross the Bridge of Death
    Must answer me
    These questions three
    Ere the other side he see.

    Robin: (excitedly) Ask me your questions, Bridgekeeper, I am not afraid.

    Bridgekeeper: What...is your name?

    Robin: Robin of Camelot.

    Bridgekeeper: What...is you quest?

    Robin: I seek the Grail!

    Bridgekeeper: What...is the capital of Assyria?

    Robin: (indignant) I don't know THAT!! (An unseen force whisks him up
    and over the side.) AAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGHHH!!!!!!!

    (The knights pause, realizing this may be a bit tougher than
    all that.)

    *** Note: The following bit was cut from the movie. ***

    Bedevere: What shall we do, sire?

    Arthur: Well, I'm not sure, but...

    Bridgekeeper: (off) What...goes black, white, black, white, black, white?

    Sir Gawain: (off) Uh...er...ah...Babylon? AAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGHHHHH!!

    *** Movie resumes. ***

    Bridgekeeper: STOP!
    He who would cross the Bridge of Death
    Must answer me
    These questions three
    Ere the other side he see.

    Sir Galahad: (swallowing) Ask me your questions, Bridgekeeper...I am not
    afraid...

    Bridgekeeper: What...is your name?

    Galahad: (nervous) Sir Galahad...

    Bridgekeeper: What...is your quest?

    Galahad: (really nervous) To seek the Grail...

    Bridgekeeper: What...is your favorite color?

    Galahad: (relieved) Blue! (starts across; oops) NO!
    YELLOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOWWW!!!!

    (Arthur steps forward)

    Bridgekeeper: STOP!
    He who would cross the Bridge of Death
    Must answer me
    These questions three
    Ere the other side he see.

    Arthur: Ask me your questions, Bridgekeeper. I am not afraid.

    Bridgekeeper: What...is your name?

    Arthur: King Arthur of the Britons!

    Bridgekeeper: What...is your quest?

    Arthur: I seek the Holy Grail!

    Bridgekeeper: What...is the airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow?

    Arthur: (brief pause) What do you mean, an African or a European swallow?

    Bridgekeeper: (confused) Well...I don't know...AAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGHHHH!!!

    Bedevere: (crossing behind Arthur) How do you know so much about swallows,

    sire?

    Arthur: Well, you have to know these sorts of things when you're a king,

    you know...

    *** Note: The following bit was cut from the movie. ***

    (Arthur and Bedevere approach a gigantic lake.

    A boat in the shape of a dragon glides slowly

    towards them. As they prepare to cross, the

    same old man suddenly appears before them.)

    Boat-keeper: STOP!

    He who would cross the Sea of Fate

    Must answer me these questions twenty-eight!

    (Arthur and Bedevere look at each other. They look

    at the old man. They look back at each other. They

    pick the old man up, throw him in the water, and board

    the ship.)

  19. Homosexual: Dead at Age 25 on Linux-Based Audiophile CD Archival System · · Score: -1

    I just heard a report that a homosexual was found today dead in his home somewhere. Nobody really cared that he was found dead. Apparently, he has been there for weeks and no body noticed. One of his neighbors was quoted as saying:

    "I thought there was a strange smell coming from his house, but I just figured it was one of those candles those homos like so much. I don't really care that he died, maybe that will keep his little dog quiet. Well, I am off to celebrate, now that there is one less faggot in the world."

    I am sure that no one (except JonKatz) at slashdot will miss him. As he has contributed nothing but the further spread of AIDS in society.

  20. Ask Slashdot: on Intel Cites Breakthrough In Transistor Design · · Score: -1

    Are there any weaponized viruses that can cause the sudden and catastrophic loss of all muscular control of the sphincter? If it can be delivered to large portions of the population, would we all be forced from the cities, fleeing before a sickening tidal wave of "mud", if you know what I mean and I think you do?

  21. Re:Homosexual: Dead at Age 25 on Science Fiction into Science Fact? · · Score: -1

    Why is it so offensive to you. Are you are you a homosexual or something?

    If you don't like it, don't read it!

  22. Re:***ANNOUNCEMENT*** on Intel Cites Breakthrough In Transistor Design · · Score: -1

    CMDERTACO SAY OOG_COME_BACK IS AN ASSHOLE_[mailto]

    Lameness filter encountered. Post aborted!
    Reason: Don't use so many caps. It's like YELLING.

  23. Try it, what do you have to lose? on Intel Cites Breakthrough In Transistor Design · · Score: -1

    From: Don Carlson [SMTP:imgcarlson@email.msn.com]
    Sent: Thursday, November 01, 2001 2:46 PM
    To: Vicki Burns; Trace Woodward; Chris; Bill Gaines; Betts Ronan
    (E-Mail); Curtis Plimpton; Jan Summerville; Jennel Plimpton; Brian Burns
    (E-Mail); Brian Boswell (E-Mail); Dave Ryan; Bill Coughlin; John Fox; Mike
    Christensen; C. Michael Cisson; Bill Frandrup; John and Cynthia Beck;
    PAMELA EWART; Renee Ewart (Home E-Mail); Natalie Carlson; Loren & Nancy
    Roth; Loretta and Jim Wilbur; Ted and Debbie Gott; Keith Franco; Adrienne
    Carlson; Charlie Roberts; Debbie Isenberg; Denny & Fay; Duane Landrum;
    Eric Gott; Father Brain D. Bjorklund; Frank Slowik; Gary Wilson; Greg
    Wood; Hal Plimpton; Hector Hernandez; Jan Barletto; Janet Bertagna; Jay
    and Susie Meldrum; Jim Melvin; Jim Melvin (personal); Jim Wilbur (EDS
    E-Mail); Jim Young; John Rebholz; Ken Duvall; Kevin Blackburn; Lynn and
    Carla Smith; Mark Carlson; Mark Kosowski; Mark Ziemkowski; Mary Carlson;
    Patrick M. Pillsbury; Rand and Lisa Rath; Roland Barger; Roy and Kathi
    Farrell; Ryan and Tamara Willard
    Subject: PLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEASE READ!!

    To all of my friends, I do not usually forward messages, but
    this is from my good friend Pearlas Sanborn and she really is
    an attorney. If she says that this will work - it WILL work.
    After all, what have you got to lose?

    SORRY EVERYBODY.....JUST HAD TO TAKE THE CHANCE!!!
    I'm an attorney, and I know the law. This thing is for real.
    Rest assured AOL and Intel will follow through with their promises
    for fear of facing a multimillion dollar class action suit similar to the
    one filed by PepsiCo against General Electric not too long ago.

    We're not going to help them out with their e-mail beta test without
    getting a little something for our time. My brother's girlfriend got in
    on this a few months ago. When I went to visit him for the Baylor/UT game.

    She showed me her check. It was for the sum of $4,324.44 and
    was stamped "Paid In Full". Like I said before, I know the law, and this
    is for real.

    Intel and AOL are now discussing a merger which would make them the
    largest Internet company and in an effort make sure that AOL remains the most
    widely used program, Intel and AOL are running an e-mail beta test.

    When you forward this e-mail to friends, Intel can and will track it
    (if you are a Microsoft Windows user) for a two week time period.

    For every person that you forward this e-mail to, Microsoft will pay you
    $203.15.

    For every person that you sent it to that forwards it on, Microsoft will
    pay you $156.29.

    And for every third person that receives it, you will be paid $17.65.
    Within two weeks, Intel will contact you for your address and then send you a check. I
    thought this was
    a scam myself, but a friend of my good friend's Aunt Patricia, who works
    at Intel, actually got a check of $4,543.23 by forwarding this e-mail.

    Try it, what have you got to lose????

  24. The Smell of Rain on Intel Cites Breakthrough In Transistor Design · · Score: -1

    At the end of this story, it gives you two options.
    I think you will figure out what option I chose.
    A cold March wind danced around the dead of night in
    Dallas as the doctor walked into the small hospital
    room of Diana Blessing.
    Still groggy from surgery, her husband David held
    her hand as they braced themselves for the latest
    news.
    That afternoon of March 10, 1991, complications had
    forced Diana, only 24-weeks pregnant, to undergo an
    emergency cesarean to deliver the couple's new
    daughter,
    Danae Lu Blessing.
    At 12 inches long and weighing only one pound
    and nine ounces, they already knew she was
    perilously premature. Still, the doctor's soft words
    dropped like bombs.
    "I don't think she's going to make it', he said, as
    kindly as he could. "There's only a 10-percent chance
    she
    will live through the night, and even then, if by some
    slim chance she does make it, her future could be a
    very cruel one".
    Numb with disbelief, David and Diana listened as the
    doctor described the devastating problems Danae
    would likely face if she survived.
    She would never walk, she would never talk, she would
    probably be blind, and she would certainly be prone to

    other catastrophic conditions from cerebral palsy to
    complete mental retardation, and on and on.
    "No! No!" was all Diana could say. She and David, with
    their
    5-year-old son Dustin, had long dreamed of the day
    they would
    have a daughter to become a family of four. Now,
    within a matter
    of hours, that dream was slipping away. Through the
    dark hours
    of morning as Danae held onto life by the thinnest
    thread, Diana
    slipped in and out of sleep, growing more and more
    determined
    that their tiny daughter would live and live to be a
    healthy,
    happy young girl.
    But David, fully awake and listening to additional
    dire details
    of their daughter's chances of ever leaving the
    hospital alive,
    much less healthy, knew he must confront his wife with
    the
    inevitable. David walked in and said that we needed to
    talk
    about making funeral arrangements.
    Diana remembers 'I felt so bad for him because he was
    doing
    everything trying to include me in what was going on,
    but I
    just wouldn't listen, I couldn't listen.'
    I said, 'No, I don't want to listen to what the
    doctors say;
    Danae is not going to die! One day she will be just
    fine,
    and she will be coming home with us!"
    As if willed to live by Diana's determination, Danae
    clung to
    life hour after hour, with the help of every medical
    machine
    and marvel her miniature body could endure. But as
    those first
    days passed, a new agony set in for David and Diana.
    Because Danae's underdeveloped nervous system was
    essentially
    'raw,' the lightest kiss or caress only intensified
    her discomfort,
    so they couldn't even cradle their tiny baby girl
    against their
    chests to offer the strength of their love. All they
    could do, as
    Danae struggled alone beneath the ultraviolet light in
    the tangle
    of tubes and wires, was to pray that God would stay
    close to their
    precious little girl.
    There was never a moment when Danae suddenly grew
    stronger. But as
    the weeks went by, she did slowly gain an ounce of
    weight here and
    an ounce of strength there. At last, when Danae turned
    two months old,
    her parents were able to hold her in their arms for
    the very first time.
    And two months later, though doctors continued to
    gently, but grimly
    warn that her chances of surviving, much less living
    any kind of normal
    life, were next to zero.
    Danae went home from the hospital, just as her mother
    had predicted.
    Today, five years later, Danae is a petite but feisty
    young girl with
    glittering gray eyes and an unquenchable zest for
    life.
    She shows no signs, whatsoever, of any mental or
    physical impairment.
    Simply, she is everything a little girl can be and
    more, but that
    happy ending is far from the end of her story.
    One blistering afternoon in the summer of 1996 near
    her home in Irving,
    Texas, Danae was sitting in her mother's lap in the
    bleachers of a local
    ballpark where her brother Dustin's baseball team was
    practicing.
    As always, Danae was chattering nonstop with her
    mother and several
    other adults sitting nearby when she suddenly fell
    silent.
    Hugging her arms across her chest, Danae asked, "Do
    you smell that?"
    Smelling the air and detecting the approach of a
    thunderstorm,
    Diana replied, "Yes, it smells like rain."
    Danae closed her eyes and again asked, "Do you smell
    that?" Once again,
    her mother replied, "Yes, I think we're about to get
    wet, it smells like
    rain."
    Still caught in the moment, Danae shook her head,
    patted her thin
    shoulders with her small hands and loudly announced,
    "No, it smells
    like Him. It smells like God when you lay your head on
    His chest."
    Tears blurred Diana's eyes as Danae then happily
    hopped down to
    play with the other children. Before the rains came,
    her daughter's words
    confirmed what Diana and all the members of the
    extended Blessing
    family had known, at least in their hearts, all along.
    During those long days and nights of her first two
    months of her life,
    when her nerves were too sensitive for them to touch
    her, God was
    holding Danae on His chest and it is His loving scent
    that she
    remembers so well.
    You now have 1 of 2 choices...you can either pass this
    on and let
    other people catch the chills like you did, or you can
    delete this
    and act like it didn't touch your heart like it did
    mine.

    IT'S YOUR CALL!

    I can do all things in Him Who strengthens me.

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