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Dec 23, 2017 07:46:05   #
Manglesphoto wrote:
Hell I would lose a pocket sized book


That's why I keep it in the drawer under my computer....shhhh, don't tell anyone
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Dec 23, 2017 07:01:19   #
Manglesphoto wrote:
Jerry, I use the KISS method to help me with passwords, I keep 5X7 index cards with the passwords abbreviated for each site etc. and keep copies with my laptop to use when I'M out and about.So even if a computer fails I still have the passwords.
However the average persons passwords, like locks only keep honest people honest.


Interesting. I keep a pocket sized address book with my all passwords in it.
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Dec 23, 2017 06:33:05   #
Let off all the steam you need.....but don't you need a password to do so???
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Dec 23, 2017 06:29:48   #
That is really something! (You sure have a lot of cool stuff) Best wishes for a delight holiday season.
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Dec 23, 2017 06:24:22   #
That was fun! Thank you
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Dec 23, 2017 05:57:12   #
SharpShooter wrote:
No worries, I'm not here, like many, to find friends.
I help when I can, I do afterall know a LOT about photography...., and politics!! LoL
But I was wondering, on that ark you know, not so much about the fish that were left to fend for themselves in the water that eventually recessed and dried up, no doubt because of poor planning, but about the rattlesnakes, the scorpions, the dung beetles, the gila monsters, the wasps, the fleas, the cockroaches, the horseflies, the tarantulas and the black widows, well you get the idea? Please little furtree, could you please educate me in the ways of the Christians?!?!
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No worries, I'm not here, like many, to find frien... (show quote)


Probably not as you are a self admitted know-it-all, however, I can share with you what I read about the ark concerning many of the insects and creepy crawlies. Many of insects were left to fend for themselves as they have a natural ability to either burrow into the the earth to protect themselves from floods, winter weather, etc, or climb aboard floating debris and stay above the waters. As far as the lizards, snakes, etc, God chose what animals he wanted to bring and many of his choices were young animals. He also had Noah construct the ark with multiple chambers not only to safely house the animals, but to provide storage for the huge amount of food that he needed to bring to feed the animals (and humans) as well as quarters for Noah and his family. As far as the planning aspect? A lot of planning went into the construction of such a vessel, as well as the, safety and well being of it's passengers. As far as the eventual draining and drying up of the waters, the fish and sea life had ample time to settle into the remaining watery areas. The water did not just magically "Poof, It's gone."

As far as the ways of Christians? Read the bible. Try it with an open mind, you may come away with enlightenment. I was told once, a very long time ago by an evangelist, if I took nothing else away from the bible, that I should always remember John 3:16. I suggest you start there. God bless.
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Dec 22, 2017 18:11:26   #
SharpShooter wrote:
Jeez, that's what I like about you little furtree, you're like the smartest, wittiest person on the Houg!!!
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It brings such joy to my heart that you find me so witty and amusing! Shame the feeling isn't mutual.
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Dec 22, 2017 12:44:01   #
SharpShooter wrote:
Fish???

From the ships aquarium?!?!

Or were fish not cuddly enough for the ark???

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The earth was covered with water..............
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Dec 22, 2017 07:14:56   #
Tough choice. I narrowed it down to two images, but I had to flip a coin. #8
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Dec 22, 2017 07:05:31   #
Like? Try Love! Great series. That had to have been really something to see.
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Dec 22, 2017 05:38:43   #
tdekany wrote:
As a Christian, you should be tolerating all this.

Maybe you can explain the Noah story.


Noah didn't go in search of the animals, God brought the animals to him.
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Dec 21, 2017 06:50:31   #
tdekany wrote:
Wasn’t to the op now was it.

If you don’t want to be bothered, don’t put your nose into other people’s business.

Next time, why don’t you try to find out from a Christian how they feel about reincarnation or Krishna.

So if you want respect, make sure to give it first.

Still, I didn’t address the OP. I replied to jimbob.

However, you are also welcome to give us just one example where our god and creator answered a prayer.


God answers all prayers. Sometimes the answer is "No".

I was blessed just recently when Irma came through Florida, having just bought my mobile home. I prayed that it would be here when I returned from mandatory evacuation. (my first ever evacuation) Even when the house I had evacuated too lost part of its roof, I kept the faith that my mobile home would still be standing. Many of my neighbors were not so fortunate, in fact, every neighbor surrounding my home sustained damage. My home was perfect. Don't tell me that God does not answer prayers. Sometimes the answer is not what you think you want, however, in this case, I feel that I was blessed by his envelope of protection.
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Dec 21, 2017 06:12:49   #
Look to nature. A beautiful rainbow is just one example, or when the clouds part and the sun's rays come streaming down in a spectacular fashion.
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Dec 21, 2017 05:54:58   #
Oh! So sorry about your arm. Hope it heals quickly (and wasn't broken)
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Dec 19, 2017 09:58:03   #
MattPhox wrote:
I like it!


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