Last Post Thread

[BethAnne]

Yes, stumbling, mumbling, mind-numbing Beth forever somewhere back in the dust of the crowd. Sad.

Careful...remember you called me an authority...and as the "authority" I am LAST on this post - always.

 

[Graeme Decarie]

Mendall, that is a sneaky way to make your (erroneous) point. Iishall not make the coarse and misleading statement that I am last, and I shall certainly not use religious insinuations as you do. I, in simple, Christian dignity, will point out that I am , at this writing, the last.
And most meaningful.

 

[Graeme Decarie]

I was wrong to say authority. I meant to say functionary.

 

[Tabitha]

last again

 

[Redbaron]

Decaf, Graeme, decaf.

 

[Graeme Decarie]

As he says, Redbaron is dreaming.

 

[Jaebius]

Excellent day in Vacation Bible School today, teacher the kids to say, "No!" to temporarily, and, "Yes!" to follow God's Word. The state of the day was Maggie the Compass - can you name the VBS?

 

[Tabitha]

last again

 

[Redbaron]

Excellent day in Vacation Bible School today, teacher the kids to say, "No!" to temporarily, and, "Yes!" to follow God's Word. The state of the day was Maggie the Compass - can you name the VBS?

Yes. I hereby name it "Bob."

 

[Mendalla]

Yes. I hereby name it "Bob."

It seems more like a "Fred" to me. Or maybe a "Louis".

 

[Tabitha]

Oh you men-It's obviously Sarah, or Rebecca or even the biblical name Tabitha.

 

[Mendalla]

Oh you men-It's obviously Sarah, or Rebecca or even the biblical name Tabitha.

If I had a daughter, Tabitha would actually rate high on my list. Rachel is another girl's name I like (largely due to a poster I know on another board with a remarkable personal history).

 

[Jaebius]

Oh you men-It's obviously Sarah, or Rebecca or even the biblical name Tabitha.

You're all very cute if ignorant. Of course, I'm looking for the name of a VBS. Here's another clue - the star of the day yesterday was a flamer named Blaze.

 

[Tabitha]

What's VBS? Why is Jae making up acronyms instead of using words?

 

[BethAnne]

LAST

 

[Graeme Decarie]

You could name it after the unknown prophet, Graeme. He was a Scottish prophet who arrived in the Holy Land some years B.C.
This was at the height of Scottish civilization. Graeme brought his wisdom to the more primitive inhabitants of Israel so he could escape the constant wail of bagpipes. He is to be found, without accreditation, in much of the Talmuhd and the Torah.

 

[BethAnne]

What Scot would want to escape the wail of the bagpipes?

 

[Mendalla]

What Scot would want to escape the wail of the bagpipes?

One who could hear?

(I kid, I kid. I'm actually a fan of the pipes)

 

[Luce NDs]

Is there no beginning to be ...

 

[BethAnne]