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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...

Wife: Dare you to stick your finger in it.

Wife: Ernie should thank me. I am probably the only reason he is not on the top 10.

I'm reading what seems like a lot of talk about "ignoring warnings" here. What exactly does that look like in this case. Has anyone actually been at the the site of the accident? A quick bit of googling brought up this photo. This is the correct waterfall but I don't know if this is the a...

I'm reading what seems like a lot of talk about "ignoring warnings" here. What exactly does that look like in this case. Has anyone actually been at the the site of the accident? I'm reading about signs and fences. But fences don't go forever, they end. And I'm reading that the child may ...

Pointless warning signs are everywhere, and as a society we have become accustomed to ignoring them. It seems virtually everything comes with a Prop. 65 warning these days. "Warning: this could cause cancer." Perhaps that is the real problem - not the fact that this particular warning sig...

Hebert, that game warden down on the bayou, he's been trying to catch Thibodeaux up to no good for a long time. He knows Thibodeaux is up to no good, because them Thibodeaux's always up to no good. He watches Thibodeaux everyday, leaving in his pirogue with a big old lunch pail and a six pack of bee...

Sudsy wrote: ↑Fri May 17, 2024 10:48 am
I hope your 'Wife:' doesn't take the challenge. I appreciate reading her posts. Yours ? Not so much.

Some of your posts are interesting, you sent me off on a bunny trail over the “if” word.
In Latin it’s Cui which in context would translate to “to whom”

So… who are we charging if I “fall” off of Mennonet? Good idea. $$ i used to offer my posts to anyone who wanted a boost. no takers. If registration dates are factored, the list would change .. at least, the order. Agreed. How many posts on average per day or per week since one's registration day m...

No, conservative Mennonite churches are run by SOME men. In the average CM church, most men generally only have a say in matters of minor importance. Also, in business meetings in our church where church positions are filled, women vote. Men obviously are the only ones voting at monthly men's meeti...