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  your favourite Christmas music , and merry Christmas to you all

  by jhine in

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  i am perhaps a bit behind on this but i have just listened to " grandma got run over by a reindeer " sung by elmo and patsy .

  it got me to thinking about christmas songs in general ,so i thought a thread about people's favourite christmas songs would be good .

  please share your fave christmas music , a carol or something more modern .to start i will list my best carol as hark the herald and my best ever chart song as santa claus is coming to town by bruce springsteen .

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  I like Feliz navidad because it's such a happy song and everyone can sing it
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  Without You

  by compound complex in

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  i dreamed, once again, you were at my side talking, laughing, loving.

  the sun warmed my face and you my heart as we lived a life forever.. i awoke with a start that left behind the land of our past, viewing my today for the misery and sadness that, truly, it is and ever shall be.. is it better to live in the land of dreams with the one i love or to exist alone and awake, recalling the dark intent that poisoned your heart?.

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  I thought of a verse from the Judy collins song

  Tears and fears and feeling proud to say I love you right out loud

  dreams and schemes and circus crowds i've looked at life that way

  but now old friends are acting strange they shake their heads they say i've changed

  but somethings lost and somethings gained in living everyday

  I've looked at life from both sides now from win and lose and still somehow

  It's life's illusions I recall I really don't know life at all.
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  Without You

  by compound complex in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  i dreamed, once again, you were at my side talking, laughing, loving.

  the sun warmed my face and you my heart as we lived a life forever.. i awoke with a start that left behind the land of our past, viewing my today for the misery and sadness that, truly, it is and ever shall be.. is it better to live in the land of dreams with the one i love or to exist alone and awake, recalling the dark intent that poisoned your heart?.

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  She sipped another glass of wine

  She stole it from another time

  When she was younger and naive

  With all those dreams she did believe

  that she would someday know for sure

  The moon was made of green manure

  did you see that one coming my brain twisted again
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  Without You

  by compound complex in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  i dreamed, once again, you were at my side talking, laughing, loving.

  the sun warmed my face and you my heart as we lived a life forever.. i awoke with a start that left behind the land of our past, viewing my today for the misery and sadness that, truly, it is and ever shall be.. is it better to live in the land of dreams with the one i love or to exist alone and awake, recalling the dark intent that poisoned your heart?.

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  nancy drew

  Taking that poem into "the meaning of life" or "truth" whatever that may be is a type of misery and sadness but one that opens the eyes to interesting possibilities. It is true that we may not find the answers to our questions but by being available and curious who knows what may be revealed. A good fantasy is like a sipping a glass of wine on the beach, it has it's value but then we have to move on and stare into the abyss of our universal ignorance of what are we doing here and keep looking because maybe we can learn "something" with the time we have left.

  I guess I'm in one of those moods
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  Want to hear something funny ?

  by troubled mind in

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  2. friends

  my husband just won the city wide holiday light display for christmas i am so proud .

  just a few short years ago i was the one that put a strand of white lights around the porch railing ,and a couple of lighted deer in the yard ....that brought the elders around real quick (after three years of silence ) at that time my husband was still holding onto the notion his faith was not bond to a cult .

  it didn't take long after the 'loving sheparding call' for him to see things in another light.

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  I see the lights I see the party lights

  red and blue and green everybody in the crowd is there

  but you won't let me make the scene

  nice christmas show

  Does anyone remember that song it just popped into my mind
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  Cleaning House at Midnight

  by compound complex in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  and it's not even my own house.. had a three-hour nap and, between chatting with hortensia and fb friends, i have to get the place spin 'n span for client's return.

  making potato salad, too.. wanna help?.

  coffee's on .

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  nancy drew

  potato salad under the stars

  or having coctails at the bars

  walking dogs beneath the moon

  or eating chocolate with a spoon

  Hello CoCo

  So you run with the pack at midnight (werewolf)
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  El, Baal and JHVH

  by Doug Mason in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  one of the most important sources that we have for the most ancient stages of the religion of israel are some epic texts about the gods of canaan that were found in an archaeological excavation in a place called ras shamra (ancient ugarit) early in the twentieth century.

  these epics reveal a very rich ancient canaanite mythology, especially in the elaborated stories of the gods el and baal and their rivals and consorts.

  while, of course, the israelite branch of the canaanite group partly defined itself through the rejection of this mythology, much of the imagery and narrative allusions that we find in the works of the israelite prophets, the psalms, and other biblical poetic texts are best illuminated through comparison with these ancient texts.

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  Enki and Enlil
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  does the wt always carefully phrase sentences so as to never take blame?

  by sowhatnow in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  im recalling a time when i sat and circled words in a watchtower article, indicating strongly the fact that it is in fact the writters opinion.. however just the suggestion in the sentence these words are ignored.. for example.

  it is our understanding.

  we believe this to be the case.

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  Words to defend your backend
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  My dog just died.

  by panhandlegirl in

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  2. experiences

  i just buried my beloved poddle, little brother.

  he died suddenly.

  i know to most people that is not an important event.

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  nancy drew

  It is very painful and I still think about them even though many years have passed.

  one beautiful dog, one beautiful cat and one handsome cat
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  Was justice served fairly in the Micheal Brown tragedy, whats your opinion ?

  by Finkelstein in

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  2. current

  the michael brown tragedy has garnered a lot of attention in the media recently highlighted.

  by the recent county court decision to not indict the lone officer who did the shooting which caused the death of micheal brown.. .. now after more information of the event has been released openly to the public, we can evaluate upon are self.

  in are own opinion toward was the law handed out in this particular event proportionately fair or to a professional standard ?.

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  nancy drew

  This situation was nothing like the four men who sat at the woolworths lunch couner because of an injustice this was a belligerent criminal being aggressive and he shouldn't be made into a hero.