just click here to see it.
You can tell that this article was truly inspired by God. Note that it speaks of one of their camels losing "both of his legs".
As we all know, camels have four legs, however, in this case, the word "both" is used in the sense that a four legged animal certainly has two legs (plus another two that are not mentioned). Therefore, it is correct that the word "both" be used.
Once again, the literature of the faithful and discreet slave is vindicated.
i have to share this, because i actually think he will go through with this...and if he does, i think the wts will be embaressed to no end: the vidoe in discussion is here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rtpotsd8ml8 .
him to the poster on youtube: .
stity - i must say you have no idea what your talking about.
Does anybody know the name of the song that is played during the first part of the video?
i just got home from bellaire, mi where the first us premiere screeing of sicko took place.
mm has shown the film to a few private groups, but he specifically said that we were the first "paying group" to see it.
there were two showings - i got to see the first showing at 1:00.. first let me say that this film is not political in any way.
What is the cost of the Canadian health care system, and what is it's impact on taxes?
Well, taxes are extremely complex. They are collected in many different manners, and rates are different for different people. So a comparison of tax rates wouldn't help much. Also, not all taxes are collected from people. There are resource royalties, business taxes, etc.
In my province, the health budget for 2007-8 is $3.446 Billion. In a population of 987,000, that represents a cost of $3,491 CAD for every resident.
Now, that doesn't cover every cost. Prescription drugs and optional procedures may cost extra (there are programs for seniors and low income people). As well, there are some additional costs for services like private hospital rooms, etc. But, overall, the basic coverage will take pretty good care of you.
what are the top 5 books you would either recommend and/or have had the greatest influence on you?
(if you only want to mention one or two that's fine as well.).
if you feel like it, please briefly tell us why.
The White Hotel - D. M. Thomas
Slaughterhouse 5 - Kurt Vonnegut
East of Eden - John Steinbeck
Anything by Stephen King, James Michener, Douglas Adams.
Greatest quote: "He didn't understand women - not the way that comedians don't understand women, but the way the poor don't understand the economy." - Pete Dexter, "God's Pocket"
we all get junk mail, or applications for credit cards we don't want or even asked for.
i got six applications in the mail today.
i've phoned these numbskulls before and told them to stop sending me this stuff, as i don't want their credit cards.
I hate to mess up this thread with a serious suggestion, but since I think you are in Canada, you can fix this really easily. Just go to the Canadian Direct Marketing Association website and sign up for their do not contact service: https://cornerstonewebmedia.com/cma/submit.asp
I did this a few years ago. I used to get 50-100 credit card solicitations per year. Now I get almost none.
Yes, welcome, fellow Saskatchewanite. I'm in Regina, what part are you from?
one of my workmates just asked or stated...why did eve have to have a rib from adam and all of the the other animals were just created?
funny thought but interesting.
Well, up to this point, God had miraculously willed the entire universe into existence, and created all life from scratch. Yet, when it came time to make a woman, he needed to go scrounging for spare parts.
I think the extra rib was needed for structural support. Being perfect, Eve must have had quite a rack.
jehovah's witness parents of sextuplets suffer another legal loss.. jun, 19 2007 - 2:30 pm.
vancouver/cknw - another legal loss for the jehovahs witness parents of sextuplets born in vancouver earlier this year.. the couple is taking the bc government to court over a decision to seize the children in order to perform blood transfusions, something doctors felt medically necessary, but forbidden by the family's religion.. the bc court of appeal has upheld an earlier decision, in which the court ruled lawyers for the parents could not cross examine doctors on affidavits explaining why they felt the transfusions were required.. when it goes to trial, the parents' lawyers will argue doctors ignored alternate treatments which would have negated the need for the babies to receive blood.
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people are just stunned and disgustedYou've got that right. Every comment I've ever heard is expressing disgust that they would have the nerve to sue people who are doing everything they can to help them. They accept life-saving help, and then bite the hand that administers it.
this is from saturday afternoon program.
the speaker first starts with what he called the "alphabet soup" of degrees....a.a., b.a., m.a., ph.d., etc.
; he said they were nothing more than "sheepskins on the wall.
That talk sounds like it was really D.U.M.B.
i just had an encounter with a man at the bank and i'm still shaking:.
i pull up to the bank to use the atm ( atm in small lobby), i park next to a large truck and next to the truck was another car.
there was 1 man using the atm, and no one in line or outside.
When something like this happens, I take comfort in the fact that it's really just a matter of time until this guy runs into another person just like himself. Then, someone ends up dead, and there's one less idiot in the world.
