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  • Remy Lebeau
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    Re: Soapy?

    Originally posted by tLakota View Post
    In that case I'll have to pass, sorry. I'm not light skinned in any way. If the paper is 'peachy' colored, and I have to pass that, the lightest part that may pass is my fingernails and palms. ^-^ Thank you for the invitation though. I don't act up and I'm nice and respectful to elders, but I couldn't pass the paper bag test to save my life. If judgment was based on character and personality on a case by case basis I would definitely go, but if that is not possible I simply can't go.
    Post a pic of yourself and I will have to make an executive decision. As the president of the alumni association I do have alittle sway in the admissions department. Could you at least pass the brown paper bag test?

    You seem to have so much potential. I'd really hate to see you not get Saved and burn in Hell for all eternity.

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  • Seeker
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    they say in the black community 'fried, dyed, and laid to the side'.
    That was one of my favorite sayings and I made a lot of money selling products to people like you.

    If it makes you feel better, the white community, was 'canary crotch fuzz.'

    Paul Mitchell helped me out.(training) Actually he died from the horrors of aids. I had the honor to meet John Paul. I am sure he is doomed for hell though too. He created a nice friendly chemical relaxer.

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  • tLakota
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    LOL!!!!! That's hilarious!!!

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  • JennyD
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    Originally posted by tLakota View Post
    I loved your post and the article made me laugh! Thank you very much for that information! Maybe now I'll look and see if there are any sites with Norwegian old timers that make soap. By the way, did the soap you helped make have a scent when it was done curing? Did you get a chance to use it?
    Yes, we didn't have much choice while she was working at the orphanage.

    The soap smelled rather fishy. Honestly, I think she got her recipes mixed up.

    Her lutefisk simply reeked of lavender, and had oatmeal in it.

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  • tLakota
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    Originally posted by JennyD View Post
    I don't know about the Paper or Plastic thing, Tlakota, but I do know a few things about soap.

    When I was a girl at the Christian orphanage, a Norwegian woman worked there for a short while. She used to make soap, and I helped her by using the electric beater to blend the ingredients (yes, just like that other post said!). After we were finished making soap, she'd take the extra lye and use it to make Lutefisk.

    I was never sure if the ladies fired her for being a viciously anti-Semitic Lutheran (following the lead of her master Martin Luther, but not something the ladies were aware of when they hired her -- she'd claimed to be Christian), or for the Lutefisk. I do know that her firing seemed awfully close in time to the orphanage-wide sampling of her fishy creation, and the purchase of two new mop-and-bucket sets.
    I loved your post and the article made me laugh! Thank you very much for that information! Maybe now I'll look and see if there are any sites with Norwegian old timers that make soap. By the way, did the soap you helped make have a scent when it was done curing? Did you get a chance to use it?

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  • tLakota
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    Originally posted by Remy Lebeau View Post
    It's just like the brown paper bag test, but more stringent.
    In that case I'll have to pass, sorry. I'm not light skinned in any way. If the paper is 'peachy' colored, and I have to pass that, the lightest part that may pass is my fingernails and palms. ^-^ Thank you for the invitation though. I don't act up and I'm nice and respectful to elders, but I couldn't pass the paper bag test to save my life. If judgment was based on character and personality on a case by case basis I would definitely go, but if that is not possible I simply can't go.

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  • JennyD
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    I don't know about the Paper or Plastic thing, Tlakota, but I do know a few things about soap.

    When I was a girl at the Christian orphanage, a Norwegian woman worked there for a short while. She used to make soap, and I helped her by using the electric beater to blend the ingredients (yes, just like that other post said!). After we were finished making soap, she'd take the extra lye and use it to make Lutefisk.

    I was never sure if the ladies fired her for being a viciously anti-Semitic Lutheran (following the lead of her master Martin Luther, but not something the ladies were aware of when they hired her -- she'd claimed to be Christian), or for the Lutefisk. I do know that her firing seemed awfully close in time to the orphanage-wide sampling of her fishy creation, and the purchase of two new mop-and-bucket sets.

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  • Remy Lebeau
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    Originally posted by tLakota View Post
    By the way, no one has explained the peach plastic paper testing thing to me yet....
    It's just like the brown paper bag test, but more stringent.

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  • tLakota
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    By the way, no one has explained the peach plastic paper testing thing to me yet....

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  • tLakota
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    Originally posted by VictoryOS View Post
    Terry, the biggest part of the problem here is that you're unsaved. If only you would get Right with Christ, your time here would be much more pleasant. You seem like a reasonably intelligent girl. Don't you agree it's only a matter of time before you finally see the Light?
    I've told you people over and over that I already AM SAVED. I've been a Christian since I was very young, and I was finally baptized a few years ago a couple weeks before I took a pledge of purity. That was back when I was....uh, 14 or 15... I think I was already a junior... yeah, 15. I'm 18 now, and I'm still just as pure and still baptized, saved, and serving the Lord through fasting, prayer, and trying to lead people to Christ while waiting for a good Christian man to settle down with.

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  • Nobar King
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    Originally posted by tLakota View Post
    That's what I'm talking about! Why are you picking on me!?! It's a discussion about soap and making it. I was saying if I put paragraph breaks in the content I post, people won't feel like I'm ranting or aggressive.
    We get the ranting and agressive part. That's what ALLCAPS and bold text are for.

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  • VictoryOS
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    Originally posted by tLakota View Post
    That's what I'm talking about! Why are you picking on me!?! It's a discussion about soap and making it. I was saying if I put paragraph breaks in the content I post, people won't feel like I'm ranting or aggressive.
    Terry, the biggest part of the problem here is that you're unsaved. If only you would get Right with Christ, your time here would be much more pleasant. You seem like a reasonably intelligent girl. Don't you agree it's only a matter of time before you finally see the Light?

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  • tLakota
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    Originally posted by Nobar King View Post
    I get it. It's not a discussion. This is just your soap box from which you shout from. I should have understood that earlier, having read the title.
    That's what I'm talking about! Why are you picking on me!?! It's a discussion about soap and making it. I was saying if I put paragraph breaks in the content I post, people won't feel like I'm ranting or aggressive.

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  • Nobar King
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    Originally posted by tLakota View Post
    If it's easier to read then I'll make the changes. Paragraph breaks would make it seem more like a discussion and less like a rant of some type. Maybe that's why people keep picking on me?
    I get it. It's not a discussion. This is just your soap box from which you shout from. I should have understood that earlier, having read the title.

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  • tLakota
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    Originally posted by Nobar King View Post
    Some line breaks would help. When I see run on paragraphs like that, I'm less likely to read beyond the first sentance. If you can't describe what you want to say in one sentance, what good is the rest of the paragraph?
    If it's easier to read then I'll make the changes. Paragraph breaks would make it seem more like a discussion and less like a rant of some type. Maybe that's why people keep picking on me?

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