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  Chrome or Edge Browser? Which is Better?

  by KateWild in

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  so i finally am on windows 10. my computer kept asking me and i kept refusing, but then it went to a countdown and before i had a chance to stop it, it was updating, and i couldn't use my laptop for the full 1000 year reign of jesus christ.. when i finally could use it, i had a problem opening chrome with all my favourite apps or pages stored.

  sometimes i have to open edge for for chrome to open.

  but i have had a little go a edge.. edge has a different search engine to google, anyone know what it is?

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  Kate - it depends what you want to do with it. If you've got shed loads of pics and music to store then the laptop you have bought wil be just fine. SSD drives of a large capacity are still pricey and not yet in £300 laptops.

  It's horses for courses - if you just surf the web and store a few docs then a small capacity SSD based laptop will be a good idea.

  if you need the storage then you'll need a non-SSD drive to get the capacity.

  Don't get too hung up on the techy talk - it's a laptop ffs - it will do what you need it to do.

  At the budget end of the market you are right to stick with a famous brand. HP, dell, Lenovo et al will all do the job, and most importantly you'll be able to download any software or drivers you may need later on.

  8gb and 1tb is fine.
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  I conclude evolution is guided

  by KateWild in

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  your qualifications are way above mine so i'd love to hear more about the specifics of what you have researched and how that supports the existence of a deity.

  k99, i am not really convinced that you're interested in my conclusions.

  in nature amino acids formed to then form dna.

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  Landy

  Cofty, I don't know why you can't understand what Kate is saying. Unless you registered for (but didn't complete) a chemistry course, how could you possibly understand? We're to believe that you can read words on your own? Here - let me break it down for you:
  

  Me.

  Things about me.

  Me me me.

  Here everyone, look at me.

  And Jesus.

  But mostly me.

  And in conclusion, I'd just like to say God. And me. Sitting in a tree.

  But that's enough about me ... what do you think of me?

  Say nice things or else you are a hater.

  MEEEEEEEE !!!

  You're a bad man. :)
  
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  I conclude evolution is guided

  by KateWild in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  your qualifications are way above mine so i'd love to hear more about the specifics of what you have researched and how that supports the existence of a deity.

  k99, i am not really convinced that you're interested in my conclusions.

  in nature amino acids formed to then form dna.

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  Landy

  Therefore this conversation is doomed to failure.

  And we're finally there.

  Praise the Lord

  :)
  
  
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  Chrome or Edge Browser? Which is Better?

  by KateWild in

  1. forum
  2. tech-support

  so i finally am on windows 10. my computer kept asking me and i kept refusing, but then it went to a countdown and before i had a chance to stop it, it was updating, and i couldn't use my laptop for the full 1000 year reign of jesus christ.. when i finally could use it, i had a problem opening chrome with all my favourite apps or pages stored.

  sometimes i have to open edge for for chrome to open.

  but i have had a little go a edge.. edge has a different search engine to google, anyone know what it is?

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  Landy

  Invest in a Mac for a beautiful, longer lasting machine that will provide better value (they last longer than the cheap Windows laptops).

  And if you want a triumph of form over function you can get a mac that uses exactly the same processor, motherboard, drive and RAM that's in a windows laptop for half the price.

  But they are pretty.
  
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  Jehovah's Witnesses Do Not Believe in Freedom of Religion

  by xjwsrock in

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  this statement may seem odd at first.

  you may think of jehovah's witnesses as being an american religion in a country where freedoms exist and are prized.

  you may think of the organization's legal battles in the supreme court to protect certain rights and freedoms.

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  But the real proof that they actually DO NOT believe in a person's religious freedom is this: they do not allow a member to change religions or to formally stop practicing the religion without severe, abusive penalties.

  
  

  That's true, but only because of the word 'formally'.

  You have to take into account that most of the ones I know that don't go any more (including my family) haven't been disfellowshipped. They simply stopped going without any fuss.

  I do take the general point of your post though.
  
  
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  God is Real in Principle

  by looter in

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  now the majority of people nowadays do no go by the hope of old times.

  now the reason for this is important and goes beyond mere words.

  our culture sees ethics especially national or civil politics as the rules and standards by which we guide ourselves.

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  Pretty sure he's on a wind up ....
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  Your opinion about dating sites?

  by nevaagain in

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  i have been a jw all my life, while i also have a "spiritual divorce", which means i can remarry a jw again.

  i am not sure if i want to go that route again and dating in the jw world feels like a struggle sometimes.

  with all the rules.

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  Landy

  I think it all depends if you want to continue being a JW or not?

  If not then yes, dating sites are the modern way. There's no stigma attached to them in the way there used to be.

  If yes, then, well, good luck! Did I read somewhere that available jw women outnumber available men? If so it could be a buyer's market.
  
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  Things I remember growing up in the 70s

  by The Rebel in

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  i remember sitting on my daddy's lap and driving an imaginary car, i also remember sitting on my mummies lap on the front seat, without a seat belt whilst my dad drove a real car.

  i remember we bought fish and chips from the chippy wrapped in yesterday's newspapers.

  i remember bouncing up and down on my space hopper in the garden.

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  Landy

  Making Bogies.

  For those on the other side of the atlantic, you would take the axles and wheels from an old silver cross pram and connect them together with a piece of wood allowing the front axle to swivel via a bit of string. if you were posh you'd cover the wood with a bit of old carpet. You'd then find the biggest hill you could and have races down it.

  Jumping over your mates with your bike. You'd build a ramp and get your mates to lie down and you'd jump over them evel kinevel stylee.

  I once did seven. :)
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  Things I remember growing up in the 70s

  by The Rebel in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  i remember sitting on my daddy's lap and driving an imaginary car, i also remember sitting on my mummies lap on the front seat, without a seat belt whilst my dad drove a real car.

  i remember we bought fish and chips from the chippy wrapped in yesterday's newspapers.

  i remember bouncing up and down on my space hopper in the garden.

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  Landy

  White dog poo??!!

  http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=white%20dog%20shit

  :D
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  God is Real in Principle

  by looter in

  1. jw
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  now the majority of people nowadays do no go by the hope of old times.

  now the reason for this is important and goes beyond mere words.

  our culture sees ethics especially national or civil politics as the rules and standards by which we guide ourselves.

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  Landy

  Too hard for me because I'm not fucking doing it anymore.

  Bye.