The Chat With Staff Coffee House.... (2)

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I'm kinda on too little coffee, didn't drink caffeine and getting veeeeeeewy sweeeeeepy

night

George95 said:

Stealing my thunder.

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There is actually a "Spam Manager" position on CF?

When did that come about?

"CF Spam Manager"






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One of the requirements of the "Spam manager" is that they must eat spam as well!!

Just dropped by for a coffee and a chat...

So who needs extra prayer---or therapy---during these site changes? ROFL

PACKY said:

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Where I would find a forum discussing church as bride doctrine? Am I asking the question in the right place? If there is a response, how will I be notified?

CGL1023 said:

Where I would find a forum discussing church as bride doctrine? Am I asking the question in the right place? If there is a response, how will I be notified?

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I'm not sure how this thread is working now. For the most part I think people are just chatting here but I'm sure you could start a thread on this topic.

I found this forum still open. It might be the right place:

http://www.christianforums.com/forums/ecclesiology.82/

Speaking of chats I find it very misrepresentative of a christian forum that every day in the chat box lots of the chat is about gay lifestyle. It used to be a place where folks could go to for onsite directions, help with problems they were having etc. Perhaps because it's so hidden that only a few are using it.

~Cassia~ said:

Speaking of chats I find it very misrepresentative of a christian forum that every day in the chat box lots of the chat is about gay lifestyle. It used to be a place where folks could go to for onsite directions, help with problems they were having etc. Perhaps because it's so hidden that only a few are using it.

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I'm in thee off and on throughout the day -- and I've never seen it like that. Perhaps it is just when I'm not there, which is possible. I don't believe that the chat is hidden. It's right at the top of the page, to the right of where you click on to get the forum list

The chat does feel hidden compared to how it was before, I agree. That it does not take up the whole page, and that it's off to the left (I need to check and see if I can remove the right column on the page) seems a little wonky to me.

But I have not run into any chats about homosexual lifestyle. If that occurs I would remind them that those conversations are limited to certain other areas... right?

Guys does the link work if I want to pay to become a supporter?

Hi Philothei...I had no problem with the link on being a supporter, it was very straightforward...

hi, how is everyone?
it's been a while...

Hi Aviela, I'm well...

just having a coffee and a doughnut (virtual of course) and one for you...

PACKY said:

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How do we change our personal data...the page with our faith listing and all the rest? Does everyone use avatar rather than photo?

musicalpilgrim said:

Hi Aviela, I'm well...

just having a coffee and a doughnut (virtual of course) and one for you...

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Hi, thanks. Nice to virtually see you again. I'm glad you're well.

musicalpilgrim said:

Hi Aviela, I'm well...

just having a coffee and a doughnut (virtual of course) and one for you...

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This is my favorite coffee.....I can only afford to drink it a few times a month............

Picture from "The Bucket List"



100% CAGE FREE CIVET
The Luwak (Paradoxurushermaphroditus) denizen of the coffee (kopi) plantations of Sumatra, eats only the ripest coffee cherries. Unable to digest the coffee beans, the Luwak graciously deposits them on the jungle floor where they are eagerly collected by the locals. The stomach acids and enzymatic action involved in this unique fermentation process produces the beans for the world's rarest coffee beverage. "The secret of this delicious blend," enthuses the Indonesia Tourism Promotion Board, "lies in the bean selection, which is performed by a luwak, a species of civet cat endemic to Java.
The luwak will eat only the choicest, most perfectly matured beans which it then excretes, partially digested, a few hours later. Plantation workers then retrieve the beans from the ground, ready for immediate roasting." Kopi luwak began showing up in North America during the 90s at the height of the Starbucks-inspired gourmet coffee craze. It has been sold in the U.S. for up to $600 per pound and can fetch as much as $30 for a single brewed cup in some parts of the world