Winry (post: 1429156) wrote:I've gotten caught doing this at work a couple of times. Sound effects are just way too much fun!
That's kinda like me, I can't really help it though (it's become too much of a habit for me...)
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That's kinda like me, I can't really help it though (it's become too much of a habit for me...)
And this I pray, that your love would abound still, more and more with real knowledge and all discernment. Be prepared to preach the gospel at a moment's notice. Do you know the gospel well enough to do so yourself? Be ready.
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Going by it's being the fifth page, someone prolly already beat me to the: "Judging Judgemental people" pun set up by this thread title... n.n/)
Ba-chaa! Never be ashamed of sound effects! Swooosh!!
Ba-chaa! Never be ashamed of sound effects! Swooosh!!
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Winry (post: 1429156) wrote:I've gotten caught doing this at work a couple of times. Sound effects are just way too much fun!
That's me all the time.
I am convinced that many men who preach the gospel and love the Lord are really misunderstood. People make a “profession,â€
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Rusty Claymore (post: 1429187) wrote:Swooosh!!
Was that you rushing out?
And this I pray, that your love would abound still, more and more with real knowledge and all discernment. Be prepared to preach the gospel at a moment's notice. Do you know the gospel well enough to do so yourself? Be ready.
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Actually, in my head I swooshed up. Does this forum have a ceiling? If it did that could pose a problem... Or a *Thwack*!
Proverbs 31:32 "...when she watches anime, she keeps the room well lit and sits at a safe distance."
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Never, ever, would I have thought that I would find someone else of this opinion on CAA. Fantastic! Good sir, Peanut, we have not even been introduced yet but...I...think I love you.Peanut (post: 1426976) wrote:I like Bertrand Russell and find his discussion on the good life to be relatively accurate and beautiful. Also I think more people of all faith's should read at least that passage.
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I liked the Care Bears as a kid. I even had all the Kenner figurines. No lie.
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rocklobster wrote:I liked the Care Bears as a kid. I even had all the Kenner figurines. No lie.
I never thrown mine out as they are still in a box.
I'm waiting to sell them as the are worth a good deal of money.
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Atria35 (post: 1426040) wrote:
I like Enya.
There is no shame in Enya! You have taste!
Hmmm... I'm a sucker for bridal shows. Not because I want to get married or dream about them, never did, but because I like dissing the ideas I don't like.
If you are worried that your chair covers don't match the napkin rings, you have issues.
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Doubleshadow (post: 1429926) wrote:Hmmm... I'm a sucker for bridal shows. Not because I want to get married or dream about them, never did, but because I like dissing the ideas I don't like.
If you are worried that your chair covers don't match the napkin rings, you have issues.
Ever since I helped my best friend plan her wedding, weddings and wedding-related shows have intrigued me as well. I usually watch them for the creative ideas people have.
I also enjoy the show "Say Yes to the Dress," but most of the time I think the women pick dresses that are overpriced and ugly.
Speaking of which, I enjoy a good portion of the shows on TLC.
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Yuki-Anne (post: 1430026) wrote:I also enjoy the show "Say Yes to the Dress," but most of the time I think the women pick dresses that are overpriced and ugly.
I like this show too for some reason. Some people pick the ugliest dresses!
I also like cake shows for some reason. People can make some amazing looking cakes! My favorite is probably Challenge on the Food Network.
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Oh my gosh, yes, I LOVE cake shows! Some people are so creative and talented! It makes me wish I was a patissiere.
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Nothing wrong with liking cake shows. Unless you're talking about Cake Boss.
I actually don't care for most of the shows on TLC these days. I've NEVER liked Say Yes to the Dress because I hate it when people waste exorbitant amounts of money on dresses they'll only wear once in their entire freaking life.
I actually don't care for most of the shows on TLC these days. I've NEVER liked Say Yes to the Dress because I hate it when people waste exorbitant amounts of money on dresses they'll only wear once in their entire freaking life.
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I'm a big nerd/geek. Today, I went to Big Lots! with my mom and purchased Jeopardy! on DVD. Yes, the game show.
It has Alex Trebek's first appearance in 1984 as well as Ken Jenning's losing episode and his Tournament of Champions (that the guy won over $2 million has earned him respect with me.)
Speaking of cake shows, I enjoy Ace of Cakes. <3
It has Alex Trebek's first appearance in 1984 as well as Ken Jenning's losing episode and his Tournament of Champions (that the guy won over $2 million has earned him respect with me.)
Speaking of cake shows, I enjoy Ace of Cakes. <3
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Sheenar (post: 1430131) wrote:I'm a big nerd/geek. Today, I went to Big Lots! with my mom and purchased Jeopardy! on DVD. Yes, the game show.
It has Alex Trebek's first appearance in 1984 as well as Ken Jenning's losing episode and his Tournament of Champions (that the guy won over $2 million has earned him respect with me.)
Speaking of cake shows, I enjoy Ace of Cakes. <3
Jeopardy! Is one of my alltime favorite shows!
I am convinced that many men who preach the gospel and love the Lord are really misunderstood. People make a “profession,â€
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The Harry Potter theme park would be pretty awesome. The only reason I would be ashamed would be for buying the Butterbeer. It's not cheap. I've heard it costs around $20 USD. Eeek.
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Warrior 4 Jesus (post: 1430136) wrote:The Harry Potter theme park would be pretty awesome. The only reason I would be ashamed would be for buying the Butterbeer. It's not cheap. I've heard it costs around $20 USD. Eeek.
Not quite that much. It was I think $3 for just a cup of it and $10 for it in the plastic mug. So not cheap but definitely not twenty bucks.
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Phantom_Sorano 12:29 - Congrats Winry, you are the first CAA Chat Survivor.
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[SIZE="4"][color="RoyalBlue"][font="Trebuchet MS"]I would like to correct my very first post in this thread as I only just noticed my mistake:
Earlier I mentioned that I listen to and sing along with different songs in my Jeep. One of those songs I mentioned was "All The Same", however I incorrectly listed this song as being done by Otis Redding.
The version of the song I'm referring to is the one on the album "Voices for Tolerance" and was preformed by Greg Ayres. How in the world I confused Otis for Greg is beyond me. My bad![/font][/color][/SIZE]
Earlier I mentioned that I listen to and sing along with different songs in my Jeep. One of those songs I mentioned was "All The Same", however I incorrectly listed this song as being done by Otis Redding.
The version of the song I'm referring to is the one on the album "Voices for Tolerance" and was preformed by Greg Ayres. How in the world I confused Otis for Greg is beyond me. My bad![/font][/color][/SIZE]
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