At 09:58 PM 12/1/02 -0800, Stacy Smith wrote:
How do I decrease my sensitivity to cold?
Wear a sweater.
Always glad to help,
--Ronn! :)
I always knew that I would see the first man on the Moon.
I never dreamed that I would see the last.
--Dr. Jerry Pournelle
Take cayenne pepper capsules, it will really help plus it is a good source
of vit C and is good for you, if you have cold feet sprinkle some in your
shoes just make sure you have socks on so it doesn`t get on your feet, it
will burn them.
Sandra
How do I decrease my sensitivity to cold?
Stacy Smith wrote:
To add to this perspective, how many people who claim to be true
Christians:
1. Visit the sick.
Regularly. Of course, some of them weren't sick before I arrived.
2. Visit people in prison.
I visit people in political office and members of the Southern Baptist
Are you sure this meteor wasn't just John Redelfs trying to get across
Canada prior to being caught with an expired driving insurance and pass?
K'aya K'ama,
Gerald/gary Smithgszion1 @juno.comhttp://www
.geocities.com/rameumptom/index.html
No one is as hopelessly enslaved as the person
Gee, I thought Jerry Lewis was only big in France, where liberty is not
that big a thing
K'aya K'ama,
Gerald/gary Smithgszion1 @juno.comhttp://www
.geocities.com/rameumptom/index.html
No one is as hopelessly enslaved as the person who thinks he's free. -
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
I dunno, Marc. You claim that Canuckles have the market cornered on
hysterics and going overboard and such, but Stephen Beecroft sure is
right up there with the best I've seen come from the Great White North.
Perhaps you could grant him honorary Canuckle status and maybe give him a
job in
Let's see, Paul studies ancient Egyptian stuff, while Jon owns an LDS
bookstore
Yep, I'd say Paul is more rebellious than Jon.
Now, if Jon sells copies of Orson Scott Card's new book (recently banned
from Deseret Book's shelves), THEN we'll consider him in the running.
K'aya K'ama,
One of the neatest meteors I've ever seen was in 1985 in Korea. I was
guarding my post, watching the sky to ensure no one was parachuting in
from the north, I saw a meteor streak across the sky, break into two,
then watched the twin meteors in parallel zip across the sky for another
several
At 22:12 11/28/2002 -0500, St Jon wrote:
Did I read this correctly? Did you say that denying yourself the blessings
of the temple IS the way to face problems?
No, you're supposed to read what I MEANT, not what I wrote.
Till the getting confuseder
I recall Joseph Smith having a vision (could it be in DC 137?), where he
sees his non-baptized brother Alvin in the Celestial Kingdom. Alvin is
obviously considered a 'true Christian' even though he has not yet been
baptized.
I would imagine that this largesse by Christ would be given to others,
Try daily baths in ice. After a while, it won't seem so bad out of doors
(or out of the tub).
K'aya K'ama,
Gerald/gary Smithgszion1 @juno.comhttp://www
.geocities.com/rameumptom/index.html
No one is as hopelessly enslaved as the person who thinks he's free. -
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
I guess the meaning of a true Christian depends on one's definition. Does
true Christian mean one who understands and accepts and acts righteously
on all the things Christ teaches to the smallest minutiae? If so, then
NONE of us are true Christians, even in the LDS Church, except Jesus
himself.
Perhaps it would be easier if we handed out a 'silly and ignorant' (or if
in Utah, ignernt) sign. When someone does something that is either silly
or ignernt (or both), we just simply hand them a sign to wear. That way
their ignorance and silliness will be readily apparent for those of us
who are
Gary Smith:
... Orson Scott Card's new book (recently banned from Deseret
Book's shelves), ...
___
Are you referring to the new novel by Richard Paul Evans, or did
Scott get one banned, also?
Larry Jackson
-Stacy-
How do I decrease my sensitivity to cold?
Convert to Celsius. If you find yourself getting cold at a mere 59
degrees Farenheit, for example, people will laugh and mock and point
their finger at you and call you various unpleasant names, like weenie
or pansy-girl or Gary Smith. But if
After much pondering, Stacy Smith favored us with:
If we only go by that definition, then those living up to the only light
they know and following Christ all the way to the best of their ability
cannot be considered Christians. I think I'd have a problem with
that. Can they go to the
After much pondering, Jim Cobabe favored us with:
Not really anything new here. Just more evil detractors continuing the
attempt to dilute and de-emphasise sacred doctrines of the Church, so
that it becomes indistinguishable from other corrupt sects. It is
becoming quite respectable in the
After much pondering, Stacy Smith favored us with:
To add to this perspective, how many people who claim to be true Christians:
1. Visit the sick.
2. Visit people in prison.
3. When they have a feast they invite the halt, lame and the blind.
I have met many saints who do these things.
After much pondering, Gary Smith favored us with:
Maybe someday I can become a true Christian in John's definition. Until
then, I'm glad that Christ accepts me with all the shades of gray and
excess baggage I carry with me.
You are already a true Christian by my definition. You follow Christ,
Hey Tom, how do I sign up for your poetry list?
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For a number of years I have wanted to shave my head, but Esperanza says
no. Yesterday she made a major concession. She says that if I get my
weight down to 250 lbs. she will let me shave my head. Hurrah!
Of course that means that I'll have to shed 86 lbs. I don't think
Esperanza is too
After much pondering, Gary Smith favored us with:
So, before any of us less than perfect people try to proclaim such a
strong statement as some have given, how about defining just which one of
these definitions you are using. Otherwise, you are painting with a very
broad brush against those who
After much pondering, Gary Smith favored us with:
I recall Joseph Smith having a vision (could it be in DC 137?), where he
sees his non-baptized brother Alvin in the Celestial Kingdom. Alvin is
obviously considered a 'true Christian' even though he has not yet been
baptized.
Alvin was was most
After much pondering, Marc A. Schindler favored us with:
Thanks for digging this up. Midgley does not think much of the new
historians, and
has taken Murphy to task for his paper. If you read the paper, you'll see
that he
refers to papers Midgley wrote about the Church in New Zealand, but
Gary Smith wrote:
I dunno, Marc. You claim that Canuckles have the market cornered on
hysterics and going overboard and such, but Stephen Beecroft sure is
right up there with the best I've seen come from the Great White North.
That was the point of my sarcasm.
Perhaps you could grant him
There are 4 branches there which are part of either the Greece Athens or the
Bulgaria Sofia Mission (I'm not sure which, but will know soon). This particular
fellow emailed FAIR a year or so ago, asking for some apologetics help. I sent him
my son's copy of Guess Who Wants You for Lunch and
A Mormon Armenian in Turkey? I wonder if most of the members there are
either ex-Pats or other Christian peoples, as opposed to Turks.
Although, thanks to Ataturk, it should be easier for the Church in
Turkey than in most other Islamic nations.
Geoff
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Dear
I honestly don't know. I believe baptism is required -- this is what we are
taught. But I don't claim to know all of God's ways, just that He is just and He
is merciful. Whatever that might end up meaning. I'm also reminded not to be too
judgemental by the parable of the labourers who were hired
-Marc-
A customer is not in any way responsible for what one of its
subcontractors say unless it is in the context of both of them
acting together.
-Stephen-
So then, why do you bother including the disclaimer at the end
of each of your posts?
-Marc-
I don't follow you. I don't have any
I'll send you an invitation through Topica.
The rhyming URL that I prefer is
http://rhyme.lycos.com/r/rhyme.cgi?Word=questtypeofrhyme=perfectorg1=s
ylorg2=l
It's also a useful (but not too detailed) dictionary, thesaurus with a
lot of features. If you have broadband it's really slick, with dial
You can also see Alpha Centauri only from the southern regions, a multiple star
system which includes Proxima Centauri, the closest star to our solar system. I
remember feeling very out of place the very first time I went to the southern
hemisphere. It was a trip to South America, and I got very
As in Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité?
Gary Smith wrote:
Gee, I thought Jerry Lewis was only big in France, where liberty is not
that big a thing
K'aya K'ama,
Gerald/gary Smithgszion1 @juno.comhttp://www
.geocities.com/rameumptom/index.html
No one is as hopelessly enslaved as
Which book was that? I had heard that his other books on OT women were a
bit racy... but I have not read them myself. Have they been banned too?
BTW, I have read most of the Ender's Game series (although I have to
admit that the newest editions are a little too violent and graphic for
me).
At 20:47 12/2/2002 -0900, you wrote:
John,
I think your clock is 12 hours ahead of you. Sure messes up my sorting!
Till the fussbudget
//
/// ZION LIST CHARTER: Please read it at ///
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There's no transcript available on lds.org yet, but here's a brief
overview of the Christmas devotional by Pres. Faust and Pres. Hinckley:
http://www.sltrib.com/12022002/utah/7503.htm
--
Marc A. Schindler
Spruce Grove, Alberta, Canada -- Gateway to the Boreal Parkland
Man will occasionally
I wouldn't read anything into the fact that he's Armenian. It's just that he has
an Armenian name. But he considers himself a Turk -- Anatolia is not 100%
homogeneous, but includes Greeks, Armenians, Kurds and some others, besides real
Turks. There is no official missionary work there but there
Stephen Beecroft wrote:
-Marc-
A customer is not in any way responsible for what one of its
subcontractors say unless it is in the context of both of them
acting together.
-Stephen-
So then, why do you bother including the disclaimer at the end
of each of your posts?
-Marc-
I
Not as much as they'd like to. This is being discussed on the FAIR list now, in
fact, and there's a general feeling that this kind of thing -- the Murphy paper --
needs to be addressed. FAIR's problem is that it's just an informal bunch of
amateurs who do what we can on our own time.
John W.
On Wed, 27 Nov 2002 13:23:37 -0500, Elmer L. Fairbank
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
ELF tells of meeting a stranded cold coed and trying to help her, then
adds:
** My daughter called me from the Atlanta airport this summer in a
similar
state. She was tired, sick and hungry, coming back from
Offer to let her shave your head. I can't guarantee that will save your
head, but it might be a start. Letting her in on the act might just be
the ticket.
BTW I understand that some people have mild or worse allergies to their
own hair. Maybe I read that in the National Inquiring Midnight Star
I advised freely:
And you can
always get some of that spray to make the bald spot disappear. Suggest
to Esperanza that she could get you some for Christmas. Then you would
have no fear of sitting down in a public place.
http://www.folica.com/cosmetics/topcoverage.htm
Hey, I just looked
After much pondering, Tom Matkin favored us with:
And you can always get some of that spray to make the bald spot disappear.
Suggest to Esperanza that she could get you some for Christmas. Then you
would have no fear of sitting down in a public place.
I just had a thought. Maybe I should just
JWR explained:
The military really drilled me into the prejudice
that a man should be covered only while outdoors
I have sometimes wondered where that prejudice came from. If you get 15
or more men sitting around a table at Stake PEC and someone drops the
idea that some of the youth have been
Marc A. Schindler:
Neither you nor Jim seem to want to respond to my direct
requests to admit that you were wrong.
Larry Jackson:
Perhaps that is because they disagree with your assessment.
Marc:
No one has to be perfect -- we've all made mistakes in
remembering or interpreting things.
Stephen Beecroft:
All Hail Marc Schindler, The Wise, Compassionate, and
Darned-Near All-Knowing!
___
I don't know, Stephen. Do you think Marc will ever be able
to forgive you for leaving in the Darned-Near part? [grin]
Larry Jackson
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