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Da_Funkey_Gibbon
I'm just like the others...
Aren't you guys supposed to be no-good deadbeat liberals?
Heresy is fine, but underage drinking is a no-no. I see...
*shuffles off back to OBOB, muttering darkly under his breath*
(Kidding... kidding! I love you guys really!)
Heresy is fine, but underage drinking is a no-no. I see...
*shuffles off back to OBOB, muttering darkly under his breath*
(Kidding... kidding! I love you guys really!)
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RedneckAnglican
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can a fairly moderate Christian have a beer?...please?...I belong to a Liberal synod...does that count?...
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RedneckAnglican
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stumpjumper said:Of course it counts!
You just have to show ID
so...do I need to...like...fax it over?...
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RedneckAnglican
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thanks...you can tell from my profile pic that I haven't been carded in A WHILE...
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RedneckAnglican
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Da_Funkey_Gibbon said:
if that's the condition then I have to give mine back...
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I vote for Republicans from time to time.
Not Bush though although he almost got mine in 2000.
He wasn't even in close in 2004 though...
Not Bush though although he almost got mine in 2000.
He wasn't even in close in 2004 though...
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RedneckAnglican
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Third parties in PA have a very poor showing... I think there's some rule about getting signatures to get on the ballot or something but there generally is not much of choice outside of Dem or Rep.
I'm a registered Independent and that probably best describes me...
I'm a registered Independent and that probably best describes me...
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RedneckAnglican
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stumpjumper said:
they don't really do well in Texas either...
but I'm voting my conscience...
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Hus1415 said:
Yeah.
If there's one thing I would like to see is some electoral reform. Not towards a Parliamentary form of government but some way to allow third parties to make a decent run...
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Why not toward a Parliamentary system? It seems to me like the only successful multi-party system that has been tried.stumpjumper said:
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stumpjumper said:
i totally agree...to much control by the parties...not the people...
when I say parties read "money"...
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Crazy Liz said:
Well, for one, I don't think it would ever make it through congress and the amendment process. Heck, we haven't even been able to change the electoral college...
I don't know what would work but I did listen to an NPR episode with a reformer pushing for a change that allowed for a better chance for third parties and serious finance reform... I can't remember all the details but it seemed like a good idea...
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Hi,
If anyone has read Bishop Spong's A New Christianity for a New World, I would be appreciative if you would OP a thread on the book with [open] tags so that I may be permitted to post a few thoughts and request WWMC input.
CF rules prevent my posting new threads in Christian only fora.
Many thanks.
If anyone has read Bishop Spong's A New Christianity for a New World, I would be appreciative if you would OP a thread on the book with [open] tags so that I may be permitted to post a few thoughts and request WWMC input.
CF rules prevent my posting new threads in Christian only fora.
Many thanks.
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