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This past week, I've started digging into my genealogy for the first time. I'm using FamilySearch.org and its sub-site RelativeFinder.org Wife: has anyone else read the privacy policy or the terms of service on family search? It’s kind of an odd seeming website and makes me wonder what the Mormons ...

This past week, I've started digging into my genealogy for the first time. I'm using FamilySearch.org and its sub-site RelativeFinder.org Wife: has anyone else read the privacy policy or the terms of service on family search? It’s kind of an odd seeming website and makes me wonder what the Mormons ...

This past week, I've started digging into my genealogy for the first time. I'm using FamilySearch.org and its sub-site RelativeFinder.org Wife: has anyone else read the privacy policy or the terms of service on family search? It’s kind of an odd seeming website and makes me wonder what the Mormons ...

Wife: it seems like something somebody should at least mention to the local police, because even if it doesn’t have legal ramifications, somebody’s boss might not be too happy, and it might not even be the employees fault.

I think it’s a good idea to pay these. Especially if the amount they are asking for isn’t egregiously out of sync with the crime. For example, if they asked for ten thousand dollars, and you don’t have it, it is in no way whatsoever bad to just ignore the request. It piqued my interest, particularl...

Wife: Point out to your wife that if you look absolutely horrible, you will look more normal within a week or two. Try doing it when you’re sick or not planning on going anywhere anyway, like when all the Mennonite guys started growing out their beards during Covid.

Wife: Does anybody have any recommendations for free to low cost online resources or DVDs or classes for learning/practicing ASL? I want to brush up on it as well as teach my children so they can communicate with one of their relatives. Looking for something clean and ideally a Christian curriculum ...

Beau Biden died from Glioblastoma a very fast growing cancer, usually with a prognosis of survival 12 to 15 months after being diagnosed . There is no way someone could have had glioblastoma and survived from 2009 to 2013. https://www.thebraintumourcharity.org/brain-tumour-diagnosis-treatment/types...

If anyone made fun of you, tell them to read 2 Kings 2:23-24 and live in fear.

If you're careful (like me) to make sure that nobody who knows you wants to kill you, then the main way someone like me will get murdered is by a stranger. So despite Ken claiming it's "exceedingly rare", it's the biggest risk I face. Wife: the closest Josh ever gets is webpages denouncin...