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Those are ents, dear.

I do, he's my second cousin twice removed. Nice fellow. Bit stressed out about having to dump the whole 'fire and brimstone' thing on our heads at the end of ...

Quantum materiae materietur marmota monax si marmota monax materiam possit materiari?

Besides, the Bible clearly states that Jesus won't come back to redeem mankind again - we've already been given that choice. When he comes back, it will be in fire ...

Irish/Scottish/Canadian: born in England, raised in Canada, moved back over to the UK.

The tefillin is a far cry from the cross. You can't compare the two. Since you've neither explained nor backed up, my point stands against yours. Both are reminders: both ...

Hindus believe in one chief god who appears in many forms, yes: but there are also manifold lesser gods who inhabit all sorts of natural fauna and the like. That ...

don't own one, never have done. the only person in my family who has one, ironically, is my grandpa. actually, once you know my family, it's not very ironic after ...

8/10 for pure truth.

Nessy! Everyone knows Nessy! Heh. Well, it's either his girlfriend or the Loch Ness Monster. I'm gunning for the latter.

Napolean Dynamite, anyone? Seriously, though: I think there are films that deal with the weak side of men. Look at About Schmidt , for example, or Lost in Translation , ...

Nope - not at all: don't worry if people don't answer to stuff when you're first posting. When there's so much work around, people tend to miss things from new ...

I should say: it's not meant to stand alone. I'd kind of (in a pipe-dream sort of way :)) had an idea that it would go in a book of ...

OK - since there's only one paragraph, it's a little hard to judge: context is always useful. But I'll nitpick it as best I can! When a friend tells you ...

Write a poem from your soldier to his fiance. and don't forget to sign stuff with S.W.A.L.K.