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  • tiempo
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    Originally posted by Rev. M. Rodimer View Post
    And I'm happy to see you're not a Catholic. There indeed is hope for you, even if you DO think it is OK to be gay.
    Spain was once staunchly Catholic but when gay marriage was made legal six years back two-thirds of Catholics here approved much to the Pope’s disgust. The king, supposedly defender of the [Catholic] faith, signed it into law with a grin. Good luck to the gays but that was a sideshow and there’s bigger fish to fry, no?

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  • tiempo
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    Originally posted by James Hutchins View Post
    It appears the top one was doing stall duty. She missed a spot.
    Her insignia is general de brigade, equivalent to lieutenant. Stall cleansing is obviously too important to be left to the non-coms.

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  • Rev. M. Rodimer
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    Originally posted by tiempo View Post
    Tell us what church you go to - I'm a Baptist in Spain with no church for miles.

    What your favorite Bible verse is - Psalm 131.

    How you came to find Jesus - He found me.

    I believe God has led me to this forum to give me the intellectual rigor and philosophical precision usually provided by a True Christian™ church.
    What a wonderful selection of Scripture! Humility is one of the many marks of a True Christian(tm).

    And I'm happy to see you're not a Catholic. There indeed is hope for you, even if you DO think it is OK to be gay.

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  • James Hutchins
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    Ah, military cleaning ladies.

    I remember we had them back in my day too. No one could make a urinal used and abused by 500 19 YO soldiers sprkle and shine like a military female. It appears the top one was doing stall duty. She missed a spot.

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  • tiempo
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    Originally posted by Nobar King View Post
    She writes pretty good, for a beaner. Were you home schooled?
    Mexicans have both Spanish and native American ancestry, while the Spanish have only Caucasian ancestry, and beaner isn't a correct ethnic slur - dago or possibly latrino would be better. Be a bit careful where you use them though dude.





    (pics from here)

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  • Nobar King
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    She writes pretty good, for a beaner. Were you home schooled?

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  • tiempo
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    Originally posted by Yea-tho-we-walk View Post
    Tiempo, when you are not waiving a red cape in a large arena to aggravated a bull, what else do you people do over there? It seems like it would be hard to get any shopping done with bulls constantly running loose in every city and every street. I know a couple who were planning on a trip over there to get one of those leather things you people drink wine out of, but the wife is terrified of bulls since an animal husbandry incident several years back left her in a near comatose condition.
    Only time I went to a bullring was to a Bob Dylan concert, but sadly there were no bulls (although we couldn’t make up our mind about the bass player). Bulls are only a problem if you should go out without your grenade launcher and taser, but we can all agree that's asking for trouble.

    Animal husbandry incidents are a growing menace worldwide.

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  • tiempo
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    Originally posted by James Hutchins View Post
    I should hope you do not hold anything against Homers! That would be disgusting and an abomination in the eyes of Our Lord! But Why do you prefer it? What about being Gay excited you? It makes normal men like me vomit
    You should visit Spain then, gay marriage is legal here. Theirs is always the best team at Carnival, dressed as show girls dancing to a Diana Ross or Beyonce track.

    Well, except for the straight guys pretending to be gays dressed as show girls of course, but that goes without saying.

    PS: Can't find a way to reply to your PM - thanks for the award, that was very kind. We’re on a dirt track nine kilometers from the nearest web station and connect via a microwave link.

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  • Yea-tho-we-walk
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    Tiempo, when you are not waiving a red cape in a large arena to aggravated a bull, what else do you people do over there? It seems like it would be hard to get any shopping done with bulls constantly running loose in every city and every street. I know a couple who were planning on a trip over there to get one of those leather things you people drink wine out of, but the wife is terrified of bulls since an animal husbandry incident several years back left her in a near comatose condition.

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  • James Hutchins
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    Originally posted by tiempo View Post
    Your photo is very fetching but I must admit to being a male who's not that way inclined - don't get me wrong, I don't hold anything against gays though, that's how both they and I prefer it.

    The Bible traveled with us to Spain. Next year we hope to get something called the internet that the Red Cross is introducing here, and then I can buy a new one from amazon, glory be to God.
    I should hope you do not hold anything against Homers! That would be disgusting and an abomination in the eyes of Our Lord! But Why do you prefer it? What about being Gay excited you? It makes normal men like me vomit

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  • tiempo
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    Originally posted by Nobar King View Post
    No churches in Spain? I though you could throw a rosary over there and never miss one.
    You're right about the buildings but now only around 14% of Catholics attend church regularly here. Many associate the RCC with the hated past of Franco and in any case have a hankering for condoms.

    The average age of priests is 68 - in a country where everyone is oriented around family it's not hard to see why men prefer any other career.

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  • tiempo
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    Originally posted by Zechariah Smyth View Post
    Can you tell us the town you live in, or the nearest town? Sometimes the best independent Baptist churches are tucked away in the unlikeliest of places...we'll help you find one!
    Back of beyond half-way up a mountain in the Región de Murcia. Any suggestions welcome - composing sermons just for my wife is hard work.

    That is also a favorite chapter of mine. It makes me happy that I am humble, and of course that I was weaned.
    Yes, never thought of it that way, being weaned is neat.

    See I'm learning already.

    Well, you can listen to us all day long, but in the end the 1611 KJV Bible is the final authority. Maybe He led you here just so you can see that there are other people on the path with you!
    I was afraid that would come up. The KJV verily makes my head swim. Must admit to owning a NIV.

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  • tiempo
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    Originally posted by James Hutchins View Post
    Welcome Young lady!
    How many sons have you provided for God so far?
    Does your husband prefer the filling or the crust of your pie?
    Where did you get a Bible if there are no Churches where you are?
    Your photo is very fetching but I must admit to being a male who's not that way inclined - don't get me wrong, I don't hold anything against gays though, that's how both they and I prefer it.

    The Bible traveled with us to Spain. Next year we hope to get something called the internet that the Red Cross is introducing here, and then I can buy a new one from amazon, glory be to God.

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  • Nobar King
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    No churches in Spain? I though you could throw a rosary over there and never miss one.

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  • tiempo
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    Originally posted by Yea-tho-we-walk View Post
    Tiempo, welcome! We love hearing from you people in backwards third world countries to keep us abreast of Biblical events. Have you heard about any wars or rumors of wars? How about any earthquakes in your diverse places? Also, when was the last time that locusts devastated your crops?
    Thanks for the welcome!

    We’ve got some planes in the Libyan gig, just some of those old F-18s we got from that place north of Mexico before you get to Canada, oh it's on the tip of my tongue, that country where they keep arguing about whether their president was born yet.

    Locusts devastate our crops every alternate Tuesday to keep us on the straight and narrow. Isn’t that standard everywhere?

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