Naw, disagree bro/sis. Humor can be found in her statements. It works on both sides of the issue ane her comment was funny. I found it funny, just as funny when certain "great" canadian posters jab at our church music, commenting that banjo music is played. The humor is in that it they know that obviously we have a modern concept with our style. Are some of them upset at that fact...maybe...some of them are just having fun with me...and it is funny. Lets not get over-dramatic, ok?
Who are you to say it is "funny"...I found it not so funny- if u think it is funny- laugh- the world is yours to laugh
I am not over-dramatic - I know it was stirring the pot - maybe I need to know the author of the post more to see if the they really are funny witty and all the time jokester-
No offense Monkeyman- u are not in my shoes/skin and I do not think it is a funny statement - sorry!
Who are you to say it is "funny"...I found it not so funny- if u think it is funny- laugh- the world is yours to laugh
I am not over-dramatic - I know it was stirring the pot - maybe I need to know the author of the post more to see if the they really are funny witty and all the time jokester-
No offense Monkeyman- u are not in my shoes/skin and I do not think it is a funny statement - sorry!
That was my point. It was funny...to me.
There was another thread about PSR and how could it have had such a big attendance...my first thought was: an overflow room with "video CCTV" like BOTT...see, that is funny to me, yeah I know, I know, not to you. Its all good.
Who are you to say it is "funny"...I found it not so funny- if u think it is funny- laugh- the world is yours to laugh
I am not over-dramatic - I know it was stirring the pot - maybe I need to know the author of the post more to see if the they really are funny witty and all the time jokester-
No offense Monkeyman- u are not in my shoes/skin and I do not think it is a funny statement - sorry!
1. Your posts speak differently.
2. Yes, yes, you do.
This is definately stirring a pot as it sure is not humorous
I am sure u can count back to the days when u didn't own a video camera and with all due respect they were few and far between in your district
I personally feel if these christians want to go this route - may they be enriched with great friends, brothers and sisters that would love them and appreciate their stand.
Just guessing Mrs. LPW's age, I doubt that she can count back to the days when video cameras were few and far between in her district. The use of video became fairly common in this end of the world in the middle eighties, and I suspect that Mrs LPW was more concerned about Easy Bake Ovens than Video Cameras in those days.
For what's it worth, the comment about video at Tulsa was pretty funny considering some conservatives oppose the use of video and Mr ABN Global is one of the organizers of the Tulsa Tea Party.
Just guessing Mrs. LPW's age, I doubt that she can count back to the days when video cameras were few and far between in her district. The use of video became fairly common in this end of the world in the middle eighties, and I suspect that Mrs LPW was more concerned about Easy Bake Ovens than Video Cameras in those days.
For what's it worth, the comment about video at Tulsa was pretty funny considering some conservatives oppose the use of video and Mr ABN Global is one of the organizers of the Tulsa Tea Party.
And the fact that Mrs. LPW doesn't have a mean, pot-stirring bone in her body. I have realized though since she started posting here what a sense of humor she has....even for a conservative!!!!!!! Ooops, I meant, "humour".
Did you notice my reference to a great canadian poster....you are legendary my friend, ha!
And the fact that Mrs. LPW doesn't have a mean, pot-stirring bone in her body. I have realized though since she started posting here what a sense of humor she has....even for a conservative!!!!!!! Ooops, I meant, "humour".
Did you notice my reference to a great canadian poster....you are legendary my friend, ha!
I assume that, in the Monkeyman Standard Dictionary, legendary means "old and out of touch."
Some of us pine for the days when the ratio of accordians to guitars in church was 10:1, and Bro. Gerry was strumming the soul stirring chords of "The Great Speckled Bird" on that one guitar. I don't know how any band expects the Spirit to move without the heavenly wail of a steel guitar.
I assume that, in the Monkeyman Standard Dictionary, legendary means "old and out of touch."
Some of us pine for the days when the ratio of accordians to guitars in church was 10:1, and Bro. Gerry was strumming the soul stirring chords of "The Great Speckled Bird" on that one guitar. I don't know how any band expects the Spirit to move without the heavenly wail of a steel guitar.
LOL. ML, you will be highly appreciative of the fact that our esteemed youth band has resurrected that wonderful song from the ashes...but...heavy rock style, sorry. (pronounced surry) ha.
Also, while visiting CLC I noticed they have a tambourine ministry....yup, really nice tambourines, located at the altar, a fine usher will hand deliver it to you at your request. I'm gonna have to talk to Than...I mean, Pastor Haney! So maybe the brush arbor days are ahead of you?
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Just guessing Mrs. LPW's age, I doubt that she can count back to the days when video cameras were few and far between in her district. The use of video became fairly common in this end of the world in the middle eighties, and I suspect that Mrs LPW was more concerned about Easy Bake Ovens than Video Cameras in those days.
For what's it worth, the comment about video at Tulsa was pretty funny considering some conservatives oppose the use of video and Mr ABN Global is one of the organizers of the Tulsa Tea Party.
Thank you! Keep me just as young as possible for as long as possible please!!! I'm starting to near the top of the hill they say.
See, now I thought it was funny too.
__________________ Mrs. LPW
Psalm 19:14
Let the words of my mouth, and the meditation of my heart, be acceptable in thy sight, O LORD, my strength, and my redeemer.
LOL. ML, you will be highly appreciative of the fact that our esteemed youth band has resurrected that wonderful song from the ashes...but...heavy rock style, sorry. (pronounced surry) ha.
Also, while visiting CLC I noticed they have a tambourine ministry....yup, really nice tambourines, located at the altar, a fine usher will hand deliver it to you at your request. I'm gonna have to talk to Than...I mean, Pastor Haney! So maybe the brush arbor days are ahead of you?
****To the author of this thread, "You may have it back"****
Which song is that MM, the old one ressurected I mean?
I learned to play the accordian when I was first married and in some country churches. Quite an instrument. I dearly love music, although I'm a terrible make fun at times, I do enjoy the occasional CCC Keenager choir song. (hope none of them read this.. they all love me you see)
I think my 'problem' is I'm an old soul in a still considered young body.
ps... I do like to stir pots occasionally but only in fun... never to hurt anyone
If you've ever chatted with my brother, you'll find I'm a milder version of him.
__________________ Mrs. LPW
Psalm 19:14
Let the words of my mouth, and the meditation of my heart, be acceptable in thy sight, O LORD, my strength, and my redeemer.
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