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  • Jul. 8th, 2008 at 3:57 PM
Bacon
So we took the kids to see Transformers on the 4th. They've been wanting to see it so badly, and we decided to go late when everyone would be in bed for work Thursday.

All I can say is it's a really good....commercial. That's basically all it is. One giant commercial. And Bumblebee as a stupid Camaro? If they were going to change him from a bug they could have at least made him something cool, like a TA. But, since it was mainly a GM commercial(and they forked out a lot for it), I guess they couldn't go using Pontiacs. The plot isn't even original, it's got about the dumbest story line I've ever seen, and I swear the all-spark thing was totally stolen from Star Trek- as anyone who has ever seen the Borg will immediately know upon seeing Transformers. It's like they put together as crappy a storyline as they could get away with, just counting on the effects to carry the movie- which, they ARE doing, and doing well.

The effects were fantastic though, and I'd see it again just for those.

An old friend got in touch with me the other day, one of my best friends ever, who moved to AZ after getting out of the Navy. His mom hates me and has always said he never wanted to hear from me, but that's not true. I'm really happy to have gotten back in touch with him.


In other news, it's hot like hell here, and I think I'm going to go swimming.

 Please don't leave a message telling me how wrong I am about the movie, I don't care what you think about it, and you aren't going to change my mind. I didn't leave ranty messages in anyone's LJ who loved the movie, so have the same respect, or I'll delete your message, thanks. I'm using all my tolerance on the kid I've been babysitting, and I have none left for anything else.

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May. 13th, 2008

  • 1:27 PM
Bacon
Just wanted to say Happy Mother's Day to all you mothers! Hope you have a great day!

Gurg

  • Apr. 18th, 2008 at 12:24 AM
Bacon

I spent 10 minutes today trying to get a white spot off one of my contacts before I realized that it was a reflection of sunlight coming in through the window.

My allergies have been KILLING me. I don't know wtf it is, but my throat and eyes have been itching like crazy.

It's been one of those days.

At least I accomplished cleaning up my groups list on LJ- ditched a bunch of never-used or redundant groups on here that were taking up space.

Now, I must be watching of the Xena with the kids, hah.

Quickie

  • Jan. 3rd, 2008 at 7:33 PM
Bacon
Xmas was good, got to see [info]vicsilver and her hubby. They had to leave too soon, though. Got lots of goodies, new computer and 19 inch flat monitor from Joe, along with a new ring: Yay!

He also got me season 8 of the X-Files. He said he had to guess high (I only had 1-3) because he wasn't sure what I had. Then my brother told me Sunday that Best Buy had the X-Files seasons for $19.99 each, so I went over and finished off my collection. Now I can give [info]the_smoking_man back the three of his seasons I have, and I don't have to steal his any more.

I'm a slacker and still have to mail out the little package Lowen put together for [info]pallid_regina. Hopefully she'll get it sometime in 2007.

Joe had his last day at 3M yesterday, and starts work at the new place on the 15th. He swears he's going to get the bathroom done during this time. It certainly would be nice!

And now back to the X-Files, since I have a little more than a week's worth of watching if I add up all the seasons. If I was doing it continuously. Which I'm not.

Syrupy things

  • Dec. 26th, 2007 at 5:45 PM
Smiley
Guess what I got in the mail today!?!?

Syrup. Syrup that [info]duobis has been promising to send me for about 5 or 6 years now LOL. Talk about a surprise, I started laughing when I opened it because it was so unexpected.

Thanks so much, Chris. Hope you and your family had a good holiday!!

*loves and hugs and kisses*

I've been saying it for years.

  • Sep. 11th, 2007 at 4:02 AM
evolution
There's just too much pressure being put on tiny little kids, who hardly even get the chance to BE kids anymore- and no, this isn't isolated. The majority of schools are like this atm, and more are going this route every day. Scary, and it's the kids who suffer.

I'm so glad we homeschool!

My uncle's on here!

  • Sep. 9th, 2007 at 4:26 AM
Tomato
My Interests Collage! )
Create your own! Originally Written By [info]ga_woo, Hosted and ReWritten by [info]darkman424




We just got done watching "alien PLanet'. If you haven't seen it, you should check it out. It's pretty cool. I liked the Grovebacks.
Bacon
Pastor leaves after church turns away biracial boy

SALTILLO - Twelve-year-old Joe recently asked Jesus to live in his heart.

Yet the church where Joe accepted his Savior not even two weeks before will no longer allow the biracial boy to enter.

On Aug. 6, during its scheduled Sunday night business meeting, Fellowship Baptist Church in Saltillo voted not to accept blacks within the church. More specifically, the congregation also voted Joe out and said he could not return.

That evening Fellowship Baptist did not just say goodbye to Joe and an entire race of humans. With that decision the church's pastor, the Rev. John Stevens, resigned, and at least one other family decided not to return to the Baptist Missionary Alliance congregation that averages 30 people.

The church was "afraid Joe might come with his people and have blacks in the church," Stevens said. "I could not go along with that. There would always be a wall between us, so I resigned that night."

Cliff Hardy, an officer with the Tupelo Police Department, left the church, too. He and his family had been going to Fellowship Baptist for about a year and had been praying about becoming members there.

"I was asking the Lord to lead us," Hardy said.

The police officer says there are good people at Fellowship Baptist, and the Bible was preached there.

However, "You see, my best friend is a black man," he said. "I wouldn't be comfortable going to a place where I couldn't ask my best friend to go to church with me."

Hardy says he knows there are still a lot of folks who are not comfortable with people from other races, there is still a lot of holdover from the past, there is still a lot of fear.

"But that's not what Christ died for," he said. Jesus' death and resurrection "is supposed to be a uniting force, not a separating thing."

We're all God's children

In July Joe moved in with his uncle and aunt, Saltillo residents Jason and Melinda Kirk. The Kirks, who had been attending Fellowship Baptist for almost five months, were Joe's temporary guardians until recently, when his stepmother moved here from Ohio.

During the week of July 23-26, Fellowship Baptist held revival services, and on July 26, Joe became a Christian.

The following Sunday, people at the church asked the Kirks if they would become members, and the family started praying about it.

The next Sunday morning, Aug. 6, the Kirks went to church. When company arrived at their house that afternoon, they decided not to go to the 143-year-old church that night.

Later that evening, the Kirks received a phone call from their pastor, Stevens, who said Joe had been voted out of the church and could not come back. The minister, 72, who has now retired, said he had resigned from the church over the decision.

Joe overheard the telephone conversation.

"We explained to him that everybody didn't feel like that," Melinda Kirk said. "But it really bothered him. He felt like our pastor had to quit his job because of him."

The Kirks reassured their nephew that Stevens was just standing up for what is right.

"People have got to realize we're all God's children," Jason Kirk said. "It's not God so loved the white people; it's God so loved the world."

Since Stevens' resignation, one church member who was not at the Aug. 6 meeting has called the former pastor and told him he was in favor of what he did. Stevens estimates 80 percent of the church is against having blacks in the congregation.

"It's between them and God," police officer Hardy said. "I love those folks, but I can't agree with them."

Fellowship Baptist Church members were contacted for this article but declined to comment.

Check out this video!

  • Jul. 18th, 2007 at 4:26 PM
Gay fetus
Keep Your Jesus Off My Penis!


I laughed so hard I had tears in my eyes. This guy is my new hero. Plus, I can't get this song out of my head.

Reposted from a group:

  • Jun. 9th, 2007 at 3:57 PM
Bacon
My Little Golden Book About Zogg

and this is from one of my oh-so-funny friends:

Baby Cages!

Federal Marriage Protection Act

  • May. 22nd, 2007 at 6:56 PM
My own personal Jesus
http://www.hrc.org/voteno/voteno/video.htm



Ugh. Sign up so they can add a postcard in your name to the postcards of other sane people around the US who name this what it is: discrimination, and trash.


I ended up seeing TDVC this weekend after all. My brother Matt cornered me when I went to my Grandma's house and told me (basically) that I was going to see the movie with him. He bought my ticket and I drove him home. I did try to give him momey for the ticket, but he wouldn't take it. Stubborn ass.

We both really liked the movie- not as well as the book, but movies really never are as good. The ticket girl told us that the religiousites had been there earlier again, but they were gone by the time we got there. She also said that they had actually BROUGHT IN business to the movie instead of driving it away. Haha. Matt and I thought that was just great. Any moron who thought about it would have known that would happen.

I know I've said it before, but we were talking about it after the movie, how those people must be really insecure in their own faith and in their religion. If they are that worried about people making up their OWN MINDS, it doesn't seem they have much faith in their own religion. It's not like I'm saying they should, but still. Someplace, deep down, they know it just doesn't hold up under scrutiny. I can't even say intense scrutiny, because it doesn't have to be intense to see all the holes.

Is it bad of us that we cracked up when we saw Doc Oc as the what's-his-name? We couldn't help ourselves. I spent a good portion of the first 10 minutes irritating him with gems like 'I will smite you with my extra arms of faith!'

I should probably be muzzled at movies.

If this is accurate...

  • Mar. 2nd, 2007 at 5:04 PM
Bacon
http://broadband.zoomtown.com/news/read.php?id=13904167&ps=1011&lang=en&_LT=HOME_USNWC01L1_UNEWS


...that's just fucked up.

I hate people. I don't know if I've said that today or not.

Holy shit!

  • Nov. 11th, 2006 at 3:05 PM
Bacon
Reasons not to send your kid to work at a fast-food joint


That just boggles my mind. How could the manager be so STUPID?? I hope that kid gets millions from McD's

Halloween!

  • Nov. 1st, 2006 at 3:19 AM
Bacon
Woo! Marie is here. We got all dressed up and went trick-or-treating with the kids, but washed off all our makeup and stuff before going out to eat. Fortunately, we got a picture of the kids before any of them got out of their stuff:

Chandler (brother's gf's son), Owen (minus his Dementor mask and hood), Maci (my cousin;s daughter) and Lauren.

Many thanks and hugs and love to everyone who wished me a happy birthday!!

Speaking of birthdays, happy birthday, [info]mynthe!!!!

Woo

  • Sep. 29th, 2006 at 3:53 AM
Bacon
Tomorrow!


I don't know where I got this...

  • Jun. 15th, 2006 at 1:24 PM
Bacon


You Are Creepy

Creepy!

Serial killers would run away from you in a flash.






I guess I'm creepy hehe.


In other news....my sis-in-law told me today that Joe's older brother Chris had told her parents some new and exciting news about their loony mom. (background- Joe and Chris have the same mom and dad, Sarah has the same dad, different mom. Joe and Chris' mom is whacked, and Sarah's mom kicks ass)

Apparently, Dagmar (Joe and Chris' mom) is moving out of Cheviot and into Clifton because- this is great- her equally-crazy-but-in-different-ways boyfriend doused her in gasoline and tried to set her on fire.

I'll stop here before I say some things people will tell me I'm a horrible person for, just because I don't feel like wading through nasty comments. But...yeah. You know

Sports question

  • Apr. 9th, 2006 at 1:16 PM
Bacon
Any of you sports people out there, can you answer this question?

Who is Cleveland's all time basketball leader in assists?

A. John Bagley
B. Foots Walker
C. Terrell Brandon
D. Mark Price

TIA for any help!

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