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ChillDude
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I just saw a CNN with the following:
"President Donald Trump apologized to Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh for “the terrible pain and suffering” he and his family were “forced to endure” during his confirmation process, at a ceremonial swearing-in event at the White House on Monday evening."
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"President Donald Trump apologized to Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh for “the terrible pain and suffering” he and his family were “forced to endure” during his confirmation process, at a ceremonial swearing-in event at the White House on Monday evening."
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re: Where is this spread offense that was spoken of?
Posted by ChillDude on 10/8/18 at 6:11 pm to tigersquad89
I think we are seeing all of Ensminger's repertoire.
"Can you imagine what the deductible would be today had the democrats not stepped in to save medical care in America?"
How long before you get this message beyond my sarcasm?
How long before you get this message beyond my sarcasm?
That was a huge edit you just made. Interested to learn why?
Hostile? LOL, okay. I am merely challenging you on some things.
This appears convenient.
As is every religion. Except maybe Muslims. Your reasoning of why might be flawed and biased based on your personal defection.
Come join us at Body of Christ in Jackson since you are no longer a mormon. We have people come and go all the time. Our numbers fluctuate depending on the season. Oh and we only meet for 60 minutes with an optional Wed service.
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I'm not talking about other religions.
This appears convenient.
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My point is that it is struggling with member retention
As is every religion. Except maybe Muslims. Your reasoning of why might be flawed and biased based on your personal defection.
Come join us at Body of Christ in Jackson since you are no longer a mormon. We have people come and go all the time. Our numbers fluctuate depending on the season. Oh and we only meet for 60 minutes with an optional Wed service.
You disregarded the point of my post which is the decline is similar or greater among other religions as well. It is a global issue.
Out of curiosity link your 90% retention rate. I can believe 30-35% activity rate as it is consistent or better than other religion rates.
Ahhh, so because you left and you communicate with others who have left a church then it must mean members are leaving in droves...haha got it now.
I really don't care either way, but I like to check out peoples stats and "facts" no matter the subject. Your stats may be accurate or not, but it is happening throughout religion globally and not just the momo's.
Out of curiosity link your 90% retention rate. I can believe 30-35% activity rate as it is consistent or better than other religion rates.
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When I was Mormon
Ahhh, so because you left and you communicate with others who have left a church then it must mean members are leaving in droves...haha got it now.
I really don't care either way, but I like to check out peoples stats and "facts" no matter the subject. Your stats may be accurate or not, but it is happening throughout religion globally and not just the momo's.
Conversions, attendance, and discarding ones membership is a common theme among most religions. It is not just a Mormon phenomenon. In fact, after looking at stats, due to reading your post, the Mormons still have a positive growth rate year after year.
Your euphoria over the Mormons demise is premature I'm afraid.
Your euphoria over the Mormons demise is premature I'm afraid.
re: How does Georgia's defense compare to Florida?
Posted by ChillDude on 10/8/18 at 12:33 pm to lsuiscool73
Georgia may be a tick or two better
This is not real. It is simply a fake account to emit emotions for the other nitwits to give more money to campaigns.
Very effective on those who cannot think logically for themselves.
Very effective on those who cannot think logically for themselves.
re: Better QB: Bama’s Tua or Purdue’s Blough
Posted by ChillDude on 10/8/18 at 12:27 pm to the808bass
Tua as far as I can tell is the best college QB I have seen in years. His anticipation and precision remind me of a Peyton Manning after years as a pro.
I just love to watch great players even if they are not on my team I root for. Tua is definitely a must watch.
I just love to watch great players even if they are not on my team I root for. Tua is definitely a must watch.
You can admit a mistake without making another one.
re: Looking ahead...Bama next year.
Posted by ChillDude on 10/8/18 at 12:17 pm to PurpleandGold Motown
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Tua
He is simply one of the best young QB's I have ever seen.
He possesses Peyton Manning precision with Russel Wilson/Cam Newton elusiveness. It's just almost unfair that Bama has him.
There is no amount of hype that is too much when describing Tua. He is a multi generational type player.
Saban is tGoat CFB coach in history. I am no Bama fan but can call it like I see it.
re: The Ensminger Offense
Posted by ChillDude on 10/8/18 at 12:08 pm to iamandykeim
I didn't understand the hire and still do not.
LSU should be a place innovative and top shelf coaches want to be a part of with all the talent available.
Ensminger has never been a sought after coach.
LSU should be a place innovative and top shelf coaches want to be a part of with all the talent available.
Ensminger has never been a sought after coach.
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