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Atheists believe in miracles more than believers
- Thread starter Eli G
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Middle earth.
Holy snikee Batman! That looks awesome. Did I mention I haven't eaten yet. Monkey's can't match your culinary skills I'm sure. But who knows. Monkey see, monkey do may be valid.It looked good, smelled good and tasted better.
I may be an evil atheist that needs to be stomped into the mud but I am an excellent home cook so believe it.
I was delineating North and South Pacific, but it is too big a stretch of water for me to get there in time regardless.
It really does look good. Nice presentation.
It's a fair sized puddle in anyone's language.
I don't know if I believe you are an atheist. See what I did there?
True enough.
I get to choose my friends not you.
Gotta go. I have crab linguini, asparagus and mushrooms calling me. Sorry, no pictures and it won't be around long enough to get any I'm afraid.
YoursTrue
Faith-confidence in what we hope for (Hebrews 11)
All right I said gnite but as long as you don't bother me too much you can stick around...and no I don't think atheists are necessarily evil. It's either a lol which I'm laughing out loud now or a smilie.
Makes my taco soup sound down right ordinary.
YoursTrue
Faith-confidence in what we hope for (Hebrews 11)
Ok I was wrong. lol.
I wouldn't say that. I saw the picture.
It was delicious though. I'm a more of a fan of asparagus and mushrooms than the crab and linguini
I've never thought of having mushrooms with seafood, for some reason I didn't think it would work but I'm going to give it a try in the near future.
I love crab but it's a lot of work for little reward. Kind of like discussion forums.
I eat mushrooms as a snack.
It was a bit of an experiment, but they seemed to work.
I've had what I call straw mushrooms in Asian seafood dishes. These I had were portabellas I think.
I like crab, but honestly, for all the effort, I'd rather have shrimp or prawns.
I tend to stay out of the political forums. I've noticed there are some fragile egos with political opinions and they get roused easily. I just wish their opinions had more fact and less bias. I don't doubt the existence of my own bias and I probably shared some of it earlier, but it is a bias towards using the best information I can find. And, admittedly an irritation of some of the things I see that I should let go. I'm trying not to accept too many invitations to run down rabbit holes. Maybe I'm offered so often, because it is thought that I really am a rabbit.