A heavy stone skimming across a mill-pond. The sound of half a duck quacking.
Disclaimer - I mean this as a tongue-and-cheek commentary on the average Reformed person's ability to resist changes, not as my official position on Reformed theology.
nice one Matt....I agree
Play with fire and get burned matt. Be careful.
If you cannot laugh at what you are. Or characaturise (spelling???) the extremities of your own associates, you've lost something already. If anyone is offended post disclaimer, I would be content, NAY glad to give them a full background to the whole characaturisation. Gladly I say.
aha, no... i am certainly not offended. And it's characterise i think :-)
it's the transformational verb form of characture or whatever the word is.
My bad... But I'm still not offended. I thought you knew me better than that!
I had a big long comment but Blogger.com ate it. Garn.Anyhoo,Summary.I was not referring to you but to the people you were referring to in yoyr 'fire play' statement. etc.
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Disclaimer - I mean this as a tongue-and-cheek commentary on the average Reformed person's ability to resist changes, not as my official position on Reformed theology.
nice one Matt....I agree
Play with fire and get burned matt. Be careful.
If you cannot laugh at what you are. Or characaturise (spelling???) the extremities of your own associates, you've lost something already.
If anyone is offended post disclaimer, I would be content, NAY glad to give them a full background to the whole characaturisation. Gladly I say.
aha, no... i am certainly not offended. And it's characterise i think :-)
it's the transformational verb form of characture or whatever the word is.
My bad... But I'm still not offended. I thought you knew me better than that!
I had a big long comment but Blogger.com ate it. Garn.
Anyhoo,
Summary.
I was not referring to you but to the people you were referring to in yoyr 'fire play' statement. etc.
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