Replying to @hexykerr and @michaelshermer
That’s the same reason I make sure to swim in the non-peeing section of the pool…
Phil Miller
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Phil Miller
@PhilMiller2911
I mean, what are we to believe, that this is a magic xylophone, or something? Ha ha, boy, I really hope somebody got fired for that blunder.
Minneapolis, MN
Joined November 2013
- Replying to @Komaniecki_RYou sure she’s not trying to sell margaritas?
- People eating together in groups is something that humans have done forever. The idea that there’s something strange or immoral about is kind of insane.
- Replying to @reluctantlyjoeIt’s not like that joke is even making fun of her, really. She always seems annoyed that she has to deal with being famous even though it’s the thing she’s relentlessly pursued her whole life.
- Replying to @jedirich_ and @TheFoxMatriarchYet Jesus, whom you believe to be the perfect human being if you’re Christian, was single and celibate.
- Replying to @masonmennengaIs the sin we’re talking about using Comic Sans?
- Replying to @SouthwestAir and @guitarcenterThis how the Lost reboot starts… These poor souls, trapped in ukelele purgatory…
- Replying to @djos24Something doesn’t add up with the whole story… So his wife knew, and the woman’s husband knew… What exactly was the issue, and how did it become a problem? No one has actually provided real detail as to what it was.
- Some members having qualms about the Nicene Creed but jumping into the Pledge of Allegiance is the most SBC thing ever…The SBC had a reading of the Nicene Creed during a motion. Now, the Pledge of Allegiance.
00:00 - Replying to @annevclarkI always think it’s funny that people think they deserve any sort of justification at all. One perk of being an adult is that I’m responsible for my own decisions and I don’t owe answers to everyone.
- Replying to @utlonghornryan and @nytimesSouth Africa's vaccination rate was only like 25%...
- Replying to @LauraRbnsnMy parents were slightly to the right of Rush Limbaugh, but somehow I grew up hearing about this story in a way that portrayed David being solely to blame, taking Bathsheba forcefully, etc… I mean the text is pretty clear.
- Replying to @revannekDon’t you think Evangelicals themselves are largely disrespectful of the past? I think that’s part of the problem inherent with it. It’s a very un-rooted tradition, and the idea that it needs to reinvent itself for every generation is part of its DNA.
