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Agent,

To be as truthful and as honest as I can given my shortcomings and ineptitude, anyone who places my religious threads and posts under scrutiny would have to arrive at the same conclusion.

Given a healthy ability to reason and arrive at logical conclusion, what else could it be?

It makes sense.

Here's a quote for anyone to copy and tape to their monitor. Imo, It really is amusing:

"The truth will set you free, but first it will make you miserable."

The first part is true, the second part is not true.

Jesus said, "I am the way, the truth and the life".

He does not exist to make lives miserable.

What happened to me was a chastisement and a correction. I believe it happened (but honestly, what do I really know?) because of my defiance, disobedience to God's word and desire to sin.

You do not need to do what I did to arrive where I am now. Nor would I suggest it. There are much easier paths to take than the one I chose (Of my own free will, of course. I would have it no other way.)

You can "jump out smart or jump out stupid."

But why jump at all? Maybe one doesn't feel like jumping. Maybe one doesn't want to jump.

Okay with me. I tried to do what God wants me to do. Tell others.

As far as churches being BIG business. Are they really bigger than the oil companies? Anyone have any stats on this? How 'bout the Hallowed Halls of Haliburton? LOL!
 
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buddy...i wouldn`t trust any of these yo-yo`s with even my e mail.....lol
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Yes, we know this about you. I'm surprised you give YOURSELF your email address. ....Your probably that kind of girl who gives out fake phone numbers, huh?
 
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yes, buddy's came through. i'm working on it.

koser - please resend - in case you didnt notice from this thread, emails to me were bouncing yesterday. it's all better now.
 
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I got an email from him on Monday afternoon that he'd sent on Thursday. Dude is too cheap to pay for a good email service, and then tries to blame it on god when it doesn't work.
 
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bjfinste said:
I got an email from him on Monday afternoon that he'd sent on Thursday. Dude is too cheap to pay for a good email service, and then tries to blame it on god when it doesn't work.
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Exactly. I'm tired of people blaming things on God. Gets old.
 
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wow, i read another one.

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I got an email from him on Monday afternoon that he'd sent on Thursday. Dude is too cheap to pay for a good email service, and then tries to blame it on god when it doesn't work.
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"God" IS SUPPOSED TO BE CAPITALIZED, HEATHEN!
 
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Exactly. I'm tired of people blaming things on God. Gets old.
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It's very clear what happened. The Scientologists at Earthlink had no problem with me going about my open-mined agnostic lifestyle. But as soon as (I mean literally the very moment) I began cozying up to Buddy and Jesus, the spiteful scientologist bastards started f'ing with my service. This is just like Chef and that South Park episode.
 
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smurphy said:
It's very clear what happened. The Scientologists at Earthlink had no problem with me going about my open-mined agnostic lifestyle. But as soon as (I mean literally the very moment) I began cozying up to Buddy and Jesus, the spiteful scientologist bastards started f'ing with my service. This is just like Chef and that South Park episode.
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Good point.
 
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kosar said:
He has immense power. He's actually changed the weather in Butte, Montana 7 times in the last year alone just by sneezing. I was there.
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i'd sneeze also if i was in butte montana...after all what else is there to do at night....but sneeze
 
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State A Track: Maroons stand at fourth
By Travis Ball of The Montana Standard - 05/28/2005
GREAT FALLS ? Hey Matt, nice toss.

On a warm and cloudless Friday, Butte Central senior Matt Crowe started off the first day of the state Class A high school track meet at Memorial Stadium in Great Falls with a championship effort in the shot put, the first scheduled event of the meet.

With four events complete in the boys' meet, defending champion Whitefish leads with 21 points followed closely by Libby and Stevensville with 20 apiece.

Butte Central, which was third in last year's state meet, is fourth with 11.5 points.

Bigfork, behind two victories from Brook Andrus, leads the girls' competition with 29 points. Columbia Falls is second with 27 and Havre third with 24.33.

Crowe sure picked the right time to peak in his specialty.

The Maroons' senior weightman, who is heading to Montana Tech to play football next year, achieved his personal-best on Friday by more than a foot with a 53-foot, 3-inch launch in his last

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attempt in the preliminary round.

"I worked hard for this," Crowe, surrounded by congratulatory Central fans, said after the last thrower failed to beat his first-place mark. "I decided nobody was going to take it away from me."

Earlier, Crowe watched Libby's Blaine Baker, who placed third in the Northwestern A divisional with a throw of 47-8, unleash a monster throw that sailed nearly 52 feet and gave him the lead.

Havre's Ricky Houim followed up with a mark that was a full foot better. Crowe stepped in and convincingly topped both of them.

"I told myself last Sunday after divisionals that no matter what, I was going to throw my best today," Crowe said. "The last two years have been disappointing for me at state. I realized this is my last high school sporting event and I had to get a state championship."

Crowe has the discus left on Saturday before he closes out his track career. And while he is not as likely to take home the gold in that event, a medal is still possible with the way things have gone so far.

The 2005 Whitefish boys looked a lot like the 2004 state championship team on Friday, thanks to junior Chris Hicks.

Hicks scored 20 of the Bulldogs' 21 points on Friday by claiming firsts in the high and long jump. Hicks was also one of the top qualifiers in the 300 hurdle trials.

The final winner on the first day of boys' competition came from Stevensville's Mackenzie Bloom in the mile in a time of 4 minutes, 22.32 seconds.

The girls' scoring, after six events, may be a bit deceiving.

Two of the favorites, Anaconda and Belgrade, have not gotten to the heart of their events yet, but are still in good shape.

The Copperheads sit in fifth with 14 points after a second-place finish from Courtney Austin in the long jump and third-place effort from Christina Laslovich in the 800. Basically, the Southwestern A champs are right where they want to be.

"It was a good start," Anaconda coach Bob Matosich said. "It was huge for Christina to take third in the 800."

Laslovich, who went into the race seeded fourth from the divisional marks, could have realistically finished anywhere from second to sixth. She needed all 800 meters to take third after passing Frenchtown's Deni Scheffer in the last couple paces to win by two-hundreths of a second.

"I started on the corner but she kicked it in, too," Laslovich said of the last 30 seconds of the race. "I knew (Scheffer) would be right there. I just got her at the finish."

Austin's second-place jump of 16 feet, 4 1/2 inches came on her second attempt in the finals. Gold medalist Carmen Neuens of Havre leaped to her winning jump seconds after Austin, and it was only two inches more.

"We said we wanted to get first or second in our strengths," Matosich said. "So Courtney did a good job. We are excited about tomorrow with the 100, 200, 400, both relays and some possible points in the 300 hurdles and triple jump."

Anaconda got a boost before the meet started with the partial recovery of sprinter Autumn Domitrovich from illness.

Domitrovich ran in last week's divisional to firsts in the 100, 200, and both relays but said it was horrible. The Copperhead senior looked solid on Friday, qualifying for the finals in all her events with decent times.

"I feel all right, better than last weekend," Domitrovich said. "My nose is running constantly and I think I might be allergic to something here because I am always sneezing. But it is way better than last Saturday."

With Domitrovich's points in the sprints and a strong showing by both relay teams, Anaconda should be right in the hunt for a title on Saturday afternoon.

Butte Central's Jonna VanDaveer and Alexis DiGiovine teamed up for a fourth and sixth, respectively, in the two-mile to give the Maroons five points on the day.

Other winners on the girls' side included Polson's Danielle Rowe (high jump) and Kara Walker (shot put), and Bekah Stoltz (javelin) from Columbia Falls.
 
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