Experts Confirm Genesis 19, Biblical City Destroyed by Explosion 1,000 Times Larger Than Atomic Bomb

[MaxPC]

Just seeing the similarities.

My dogs would've certainly dived in to retrieve the stick and gotten clobbered while they fought over it. I would have had to tell them, "Don't blame me--I didn't ax you to do that." [Pardon my Southern accent.]

Context is essential.
Memory: Many years ago we had a dog who did not "fetch". If you threw a stick or other object, he gave us a look that seemed to say "that was a dumb thing to do." He may have been part cat.

[silentreader]

Just seeing the similarities.

My dogs would've certainly dived in to retrieve the stick and gotten clobbered while they fought over it. I would have had to tell them, "Don't blame me--I didn't ax you to do that." [Pardon my Southern accent.]

Context is essential.
Memory: Many years ago we had a dog who did not "fetch". If you threw a stick or other object, he gave us a look that seemed to say "that was a dumb thing to do." He may have been part cat.

Evolution?

[Neto]

What about throwing a stick into water and making an iron axe head float to the top? Was that of the devil?

But it happened that as one of them was cutting down a beam, the axe head fell into the water; and he cried out and said, "Oh, my master! It was borrowed! Then the man of God said, "Where did it fall?" And when he showed him the place, he cut off a stick and threw it in there, and made the iron float. [2Ki 6:5,6 NASB20]

Wife: Oh, that was pretty nifty, but I don’t think Elisha was having the guy use the stick holding the two prongs on the forked side and having it point in front of him while he was walking through the water till it pointed down. I would be rather impressed if someone could throw a stick and make metal float on water nowadays. They would have a pretty awesome TV show about it I’m sure, and many lost keys would be found. I’d hate to be a dog trying to fetch that stick though when the ax head pops up.

Supernatural, yes. Witchcraft, no.

I wish that I could have made my glasses float to the top of the Banawa River, when a vine caught them as we passed under them....

[Neto]

Just seeing the similarities.

My dogs would've certainly dived in to retrieve the stick and gotten clobbered while they fought over it. I would have had to tell them, "Don't blame me--I didn't ax you to do that." [Pardon my Southern accent.]

Context is essential.
Memory: Many years ago we had a dog who did not "fetch". If you threw a stick or other object, he gave us a look that seemed to say "that was a dumb thing to do." He may have been part cat.

Maybe he just thought, "OK, If you don't want the stick, fine with me. I'm not going after it. Get it yourself if you want it back."

[Soloist]

Just seeing the similarities.

My dogs would've certainly dived in to retrieve the stick and gotten clobbered while they fought over it. I would have had to tell them, "Don't blame me--I didn't ax you to do that." [Pardon my Southern accent.]

Context is essential.
Memory: Many years ago we had a dog who did not "fetch". If you threw a stick or other object, he gave us a look that seemed to say "that was a dumb thing to do." He may have been part cat.

Wife: Fake News: Dogs and cats do not mate.

Our dog's either a dingbat or uninterested in sticks/balls/ect. Given that snacks bounce off his nose, probably a dingbat. Very clever escape artist though, so while we are all waiting to see if the ax floats or not, he'd probably be stealthily either chewing or backing his way out of his harness so he could do something more interesting or chew the servant's borrowed weedwacker charger.

[ken_sylvania]

Wife: Fake News: Dogs and cats do not mate.

I grew up on a farm, and I can assure you that dogs and cats do mate. In fact, very noisily at times.
not saying dogs with cats or vice versa though....

[MaxPC]

Wife: Fake News: Dogs and cats do not mate.

I grew up on a farm, and I can assure you that dogs and cats do mate. In fact, very noisily at times.
not saying dogs with cats or vice versa though....

That dog of ours may have been a genetic experiment. Or mentally challenged. Certainly he was the strangest looking dog we ever had and lived for 16 years with us. We never knew his true age as he just showed up at our house one day as an adult. His name was Harry (for Henry VIII); if he had been 1 inch longer he would have been round plus he had reddish fur. Sweet dog, just would not fetch.