whereismynotecard
Treasure Hunter
Ha ha!! Poor Megatron baby...
I still like the idea of naming a baby "Mailbox."
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Jesus a 400 year old name
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Ha ha!! Poor Megatron baby...
I still like the idea of naming a baby "Mailbox."
Smoke
Done here.
Too passive.Ha ha!! Poor Megatron baby...
I still like the idea of naming a baby "Mailbox."
Maybe Blender. Chainsaw. Stereo. Microwave.
Hmmm..... I like "Chainsaw."
sojourner
Annoyingly Progressive Since 2006
This argument is as productive and as tedious as picking the fly crap out of the pepper.
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angellous_evangellous
Guest
Smoke
Done here.
Now you'll always wonder.IS there fly crap in my pepper?!
I don't know about pepper, but chocolate, for instance, can legally contain 59 insect fragments per hundred grams. Mmmm-mmmm!
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angellous_evangellous
Guest
Now you'll always wonder.
I don't know about pepper, but chocolate, for instance, can legally contain 59 insect fragments per hundred grams. Mmmm-mmmm!
Personally, I'd rather eat a fragment of an insect covered in chocolate than sprkinle it's poo on my food.
Smoke
Done here.
For inspection purposes, "insect fragments" includes feces.
You don't really want to think too much about what you're eating.
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angellous_evangellous
Guest
Well then, don't help me.:no:
Do you know what the names Juan, Ivan, Ian, Sean,Johann, and John have in common? They are all variations of the same name translated into different languages. We've explained all this already. I really am confused by this whole debate.
sojourner
Annoyingly Progressive Since 2006
Apparently, we're debating whether there's less insect feces in Hershey's or Godiva chocolate.
Smoke
Done here.
There's not really anything to debate. The New Testament was written in Greek, so if it's a grave sin to use any but the Hebrew form of Jesus' name, then the New Testament was obviously written by infidels and should be rejected by the righteous.
Meanwhile, other interesting names and disturbing ideas about food have been mentioned.
Would you say that Teapot is a better name for a boy or a girl?
I am sure that if we are mispronouncing Jesus' name then He would still know who we are talking about.
SaveMeJebus
Member
im not christian,believe me, but i don't doubt jesus lived, i just think he was crazy, and an over rated magician.
sojourner
Annoyingly Progressive Since 2006
and yet, he's the only person who's ever been able to successfully strain the fly crap out of the pepper...
Assuming that fly crap is soluble in water, I can do it, too. I remember that science puzzle from when I was a kid (using salt, not fly crap).
sojourner
Annoyingly Progressive Since 2006
However, if you're correct, then Lot's wife would also be soluble in water. but when I was in the Holy Land 25 years ago, there she was, standing out there in the wilderness...Assuming that fly crap is soluble in water, I can do it, too. I remember that science puzzle from when I was a kid (using salt, not fly crap).
lilithu
The Devil's Advocate
If one were to try to spell it in Chinese, it wouldn't stay "Alexander."Tea originated in China. The Chinese word for tea sounds like "tsah," with the "ts" being more similar to a "ch" sound.
In India, it became "chai."
And in England, it became "tea."
"Tea" doesn't sound anything like "tsah." Go figure.
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angellous_evangellous
Guest
Well that just puts a smile on my face and a spring in my step.:yes:
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