I was trying to watch this the other night and it kept crashing firefox and IE using both quicktime alternative and real quicktime. GRR. anyone else experience this?
He and I both grew up in quite conservative towns (he in central Texas, I in NW Ohio). He was actually a devout Christian for a 1/3rd of his life and has moved beyond that. I have never been filled with the holy spirit as he was, but growing up in a town of 7000 people with 20+ churches (only 1 Catholic, rest Protestant), I'm sure I've gotten to know many a person of the faith.
There are multiple definitions. You are referring to one, I am referring to another.
faith Audio pronunciation of "faith" ( P ) Pronunciation Key (fth)
n.
1. Confident belief in the truth, value, or trustworthiness of a person, idea, or thing.
2. Belief that does not rest on logical proof or material evidence. See Synonyms at belief. See Synonyms at trust.
3. Loyalty to a person or thing; allegiance: keeping faith with one's supporters.
4. often Faith Christianity. The theological virtue defined as secure belief in God and a trusting acceptance of God's will.
5. The body of dogma of a religion: the Muslim faith.
6. A set of principles or beliefs.
No, you just decribed trust in your wife. If you are shown a polaroid that she has been adulterous, she gets divorce papers; we show creationists "polaroids" all the time, but they choose to remain in their "marriage" to their imaginary friend.
My supervisor said it best... once you have faith, you don't need to look for anymore proof. There's no need to find a better answer - no need to strive for higher learning of how the world works. If you are a faith-based person, things just happen "because they are supposed to."
I'm more interested in this monstrosity on the same page. Why in the hell do you need a "STRAIGHT" signal?
In light of the new Land Transport (Road User) Rule 2054 which comes into effect from 27th February 2055, Suzuki New Zealand is one of the first car manufacturers to introduce a road-code friendly vehicle, code-named Suzuki Swifted.
Suzuki spokeswoman Miss Sukiyaki told NZBest.com Suzuki Swifted is specially designed in response to a particular new road code where drivers must indicate before entering and exiting a roundabout.
Figure 1 illustrates one of the common roundabout encounter. If you're going straight through a roundabout, you must indicate "STRAIGHT", and as soon as you have passed the first exit, you must immediately indicate "LEFT" and exit the roundabout.
Roundabout Figure 1Roundabout Figure 2
In Figure 2, a scenario of turning right at a roundabout, you must first indicate "STRAIGHT", as soon as you have passed the first exit, you must then indicate "RIGHT", and right after the 2nd exit, you must indicate "LEFT" to exit the roundabout.
Miss Sukiyaki reassures consumers that the newly installed "STRAIGHT" indicator is built with the highest quality known to mankind and tests showed 2 million hours life from one bulb. "In most cases, as your car is going forward, you must have the "STRAIGHT" indicator on at all time. So it's just common sense to make the "STRAIGHT" bulb lasts a lot longer," said Miss Sukiyaki.
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frickin' awesome.
That's like my welcome mat that says:
01110111
01100101
01101100
01100011
01101111
01101101
01100101
My pants are already too tight, why are they making them smaller?
I have had a very similar experience while working in city government.
Eh?!
You're either doing this as a joke, cause you saw the last post, or you're doing it again.
It's "voila", not "volia".
Possibly by citizens reporting the crime, much like most other crimes?
Oh, I certainly agree it's not as powerful as X, but it's better than nothing.
There is an XP Power Toy for Virtual Desktops and I believe TweakXP allows you to do focus following the mouse.
I was trying to watch this the other night and it kept crashing firefox and IE using both quicktime alternative and real quicktime. GRR. anyone else experience this?
Dammit. I actually laughed out loud at a Slashdot comment. Thanks!
all the time creepy pants get some?
If for some reason you end up in Toledo, OH, don't forget: http://www.cositoledo.org/
no, those are actual responses... i tested it myself.
Oh man, so did I. Someone save me from work!
He and I both grew up in quite conservative towns (he in central Texas, I in NW Ohio). He was actually a devout Christian for a 1/3rd of his life and has moved beyond that. I have never been filled with the holy spirit as he was, but growing up in a town of 7000 people with 20+ churches (only 1 Catholic, rest Protestant), I'm sure I've gotten to know many a person of the faith.
There are multiple definitions. You are referring to one, I am referring to another.
faith Audio pronunciation of "faith" ( P )
Pronunciation Key (fth)
n.
1. Confident belief in the truth, value, or trustworthiness of a person, idea, or thing.
2. Belief that does not rest on logical proof or material evidence. See Synonyms at belief. See Synonyms at trust.
3. Loyalty to a person or thing; allegiance: keeping faith with one's supporters.
4. often Faith Christianity. The theological virtue defined as secure belief in God and a trusting acceptance of God's will.
5. The body of dogma of a religion: the Muslim faith.
6. A set of principles or beliefs.
I am referring to #2. You are referring to #1.
No, you just decribed trust in your wife. If you are shown a polaroid that she has been adulterous, she gets divorce papers; we show creationists "polaroids" all the time, but they choose to remain in their "marriage" to their imaginary friend.
My supervisor said it best... once you have faith, you don't need to look for anymore proof. There's no need to find a better answer - no need to strive for higher learning of how the world works. If you are a faith-based person, things just happen "because they are supposed to."
BLAH.
This one actually made me giggle like a little schoolgirl. Giggle with joy that they finally admit that creationism is a valid theory.*
*Parts of this statement may be false.
I'm more interested in this monstrosity on the same page. Why in the hell do you need a "STRAIGHT" signal?
In light of the new Land Transport (Road User) Rule 2054 which comes into effect from 27th February 2055, Suzuki New Zealand is one of the first car manufacturers to introduce a road-code friendly vehicle, code-named Suzuki Swifted.
Suzuki spokeswoman Miss Sukiyaki told NZBest.com Suzuki Swifted is specially designed in response to a particular new road code where drivers must indicate before entering and exiting a roundabout.
Figure 1 illustrates one of the common roundabout encounter. If you're going straight through a roundabout, you must indicate "STRAIGHT", and as soon as you have passed the first exit, you must immediately indicate "LEFT" and exit the roundabout.
Roundabout Figure 1Roundabout Figure 2
In Figure 2, a scenario of turning right at a roundabout, you must first indicate "STRAIGHT", as soon as you have passed the first exit, you must then indicate "RIGHT", and right after the 2nd exit, you must indicate "LEFT" to exit the roundabout.
Miss Sukiyaki reassures consumers that the newly installed "STRAIGHT" indicator is built with the highest quality known to mankind and tests showed 2 million hours life from one bulb. "In most cases, as your car is going forward, you must have the "STRAIGHT" indicator on at all time. So it's just common sense to make the "STRAIGHT" bulb lasts a lot longer," said Miss Sukiyaki.
you may have missed this:
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Insightful? Hilarious!
Hopefully I'll evolution to a being that uses HTML properly... dammit.
It could also [b]evolution[/b] to a race that doesn't use nouns as verbs.
The only possible answer:
Money