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Jerry Fallwell, Dead

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By WASaBubbleButt, in Rants & Raves

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BJean    16

BJean
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The only downside for me is all the time I spend on my a$$ at the computer instead of moving my a$$ burning calories. At least we aren't watching TV. I've read that watching TV burnes fewer calories than just about everything!

Glad you decided to jump in here. R & R can really bring out the beast in folks. My DH wonders why I've become so much more vocal politically lately. Poor thing. He's a very conservative Catholic, who's worked in the military defense sector and votes Republican. Well they say opposites attract. We're living proof! :biggrin1:

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marjon9    6

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Jerry Falwell is dead????

ABORTIONS AND GAY MARRIAGES FOR EVERYONE!!!!!! Just teasing for those of you who will be offended by that. I just thought it was funny.

I support compulsory gay marriage for everyone.

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BJean    16

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Dang Mark! Why didn't I think of that. I could solve the problems of both abortion and adoption in one fell swoop. :faint:

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anonemouse    1

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Not to get off topic, but let me tell you, participating in the RnR section really has helped me stay away from the fridge. I could never see the appeal, but it has done wonders to help decrease my appetite, LOL.
Oh, it does, doesn't it? It's wonderful. I love RnR. It really was what drew me to LBT. I mean, otherwise, support sites are basically a dime a dozen. RnR is what makes LBT special. And it really is helpful to the members, IMO. As long as I am absorbed in a thread here, I'm not craving food or binging.

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marjon9    6

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Dang Mark! Why didn't I think of that. I could solve the problems of both abortion and adoption in one fell swoop. :faint:

Remember, sexual orientation is a choice, it's not something you are born with. So compulsory gay marriage should not be a problem for anyone. People can simply "choose" to be attracted to the same sex. If people have any residual problems with this they can join programs where people hit pillows and things to deal with it. And if this one simple solution resolves so many social problems, there is no reason why it should not be made compulsory. After all, "Legislature Knows Best."

Here, let me start.

Hey, 396Power, you look kinda cute. Do you really have a beard? What's your sign?

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green    6

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Remember, sexual orientation is a choice, it's not something you are born with. So compulsory gay marriage should not be a problem for anyone. People can simply "choose" to be attracted to the same sex. If people have any residual problems with this they can join programs where people hit pillows and things to deal with it. And if this one simple solution resolves so many social problems, there is no reason why it should not be made compulsory. After all, "Legislature Knows Best."

Here, let me start.

Hey, 396Power, you look kinda cute. Do you really have a beard? What's your sign?

It would be a sweet relationship. You could help him with his written communication skills.......:confused:

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Carlene    12

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Remember, sexual orientation is a choice, it's not something you are born with. So compulsory gay marriage should not be a problem for anyone. People can simply "choose" to be attracted to the same sex. If people have any residual problems with this they can join programs where people hit pillows and things to deal with it. And if this one simple solution resolves so many social problems, there is no reason why it should not be made compulsory. After all, "Legislature Knows Best."

Here, let me start.

Hey, 396Power, you look kinda cute. Do you really have a beard? What's your sign?

At least the two of you would not be able to reproduce.

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marjon9    6

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At least the two of you would not be able to reproduce.

You might be right, but I'm sure in the mood to try.

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foodstampchamp    3

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You might be right, but I'm sure in the mood to try.

wow, I was wondering what marjon liked to do with his man jam. Now i Know. The world makes sense now.

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marjon9    6

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wow, I was wondering what marjon liked to do with his man jam. Now i Know. The world makes sense now.

It's the goatee. :hungry:

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Carlene    12

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It's the goatee. :hungry:

I figured it had to be something on the primal level. I knew it wasn't his irresistible wit, or his charming delivery.

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