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A man who used to go out to the clubs all the time was once asked, "why don't you ever ask any of us out?" He said, "I just go to the clubs to dance. I go to church to pick up the ladies!" Hmmm!
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Don Weiss @ Wed Mar 01, 2006 6:07 pm wrote: A man who used to go out to the clubs all the time was once asked, "why don't you ever ask any of us out?" He said, "I just go to the clubs to dance. I go to church to pick up the ladies!" Hmmm!
Yeah, but the movie--can't believe I'm remembering or even bringing this up---Footloose. In other words, the saying about the preacher's daughter. Maybe that's why some men started looking in the Church more---I dunno :2cents:
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pinkrose @ Wed Mar 01, 2006 3:15 pm wrote: Don Weiss @ Wed Mar 01, 2006 6:07 pm wrote: A man who used to go out to the clubs all the time was once asked, "why don't you ever ask any of us out?" He said, "I just go to the clubs to dance. I go to church to pick up the ladies!" Hmmm! Yeah, but the movie--can't believe I'm remembering or even bringing this up---Footloose. In other words, the saying about the preacher's daughter. Maybe that's why some men started looking in the Church more---I dunno :2cents: Perhaps the church is seen as a place where more stable, long-term relationships
could start. What the heck are most people after these days? I've lost the pulse of America -- it's become rather thready.
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Don Weiss @ Wed Mar 01, 2006 6:24 pm wrote: pinkrose @ Wed Mar 01, 2006 3:15 pm wrote: Don Weiss @ Wed Mar 01, 2006 6:07 pm wrote: A man who used to go out to the clubs all the time was once asked, "why don't you ever ask any of us out?" He said, "I just go to the clubs to dance. I go to church to pick up the ladies!" Hmmm! Yeah, but the movie--can't believe I'm remembering or even bringing this up---Footloose. In other words, the saying about the preacher's daughter. Maybe that's why some men started looking in the Church more---I dunno :2cents: Perhaps the church is seen as a place where more stable, long-term relationships could start. What the heck are most people after these days? I've lost the pulse of America -- it's become rather thready. True, I think it all ties into values and morals and how one might relate those to another indivudual. How they respect the values of another is a different area altogether. That seems to be lost in the "Generation Gap" of yesterday vs. today though.
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Oh yea, tolerance and understanding of people outside the church isn't exactly a strong suit of many church goers.
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It can be too much like an exclusive club. Not always a good thing by any means!
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Don Weiss @ Wed Mar 01, 2006 6:30 pm wrote: Oh yea, tolerance and understanding of people outside the church isn't exactly a strong suit of many church goers.
I think church is just a micro- view of the entire picture. Tolerance rears it's ugly head in many forms 
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Posted: Wed Mar 01, 2006 3:39 pm |
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Don Weiss @ Wed Mar 01, 2006 6:35 pm wrote: Intolerance, right?
Yes, the lack of tolerance or understanding a person's view or opinion.
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Posted: Wed Mar 01, 2006 3:39 pm |
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Is intolerance based on ignorance? Or is it just hate for hate's sake? Seem like it's often based on a need to feel superior to somebody.
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Speaking of empathy, this thread is for BlueStainedShoes, so passing on all thoughts and well wishes from this end. 
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Don Weiss @ Wed Mar 01, 2006 6:39 pm wrote: Is intolerance based on ignorance? Or is it just hate for hate's sake? Seem like it's often based on a need to feel superior to somebody.
It can be based on ignorance, lack of understanding, self discipline, or education.
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Yep, it's easy to forget the original thread titles. Charmin, get well before Saturday night! I'm hoping to hear a couple songs from you -- fingers are still crossed. Rich is the KJ, so that means Gayle will be there too.
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Well Miss Pink, it appears your mind didn't turn to mush. Close call, I was concerned! LOL I gotta go now, too much stuff to do. Bye for now!
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Don Weiss @ Wed Mar 01, 2006 6:48 pm wrote: Well Miss Pink, it appears your mind didn't turn to mush. Close call, I was concerned! LOL I gotta go now, too much stuff to do. Bye for now!
 can you hear the air blowing up there? Oh No!  Bye
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