Recruiting forum off topic thread (no politics, covid, or hot button issues)

[85SugarVol]

If you are willing to settle for mediocre that is on you.

Are you saying Bryce Dallas Howard needs a biscuit or six?

 

[Glitch]

Are you saying Bryce Dallas Howard needs a biscuit or six?

With some sorghum or jelly or both.

 

[Kurtastrophe]

I think y’all need to leave Sheriff Taylor’s granddaughter out of this.

 

[85SugarVol]

And way worse than mediocre actress

There are many that are much worse lol.

 

[butchna]

 

[85SugarVol]

With some sorghum or jelly or both.

Lol, bruh….



Bryce Dallas Howard is thiiiccc

 

[NMVol]

Lol, bruh….

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I just think this is the wrong direction for IOL, but I like the idea of sorghum AND peanut butter at the training table.

 

[VolMike16]

Who is this?

A gorgeous actress. She's also causing men on here to lie lol.

 

[Vol423]

A gorgeous actress. She's also causing men on here to lie lol.

Wait. You mean women can make men lie?

 

[Glitch]

Lol, bruh….

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[TN-POSSUM]

Lol, bruh….

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BOOM

 

[knoxvol52]

Lol, bruh….

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Eh, she is okay but Sandra Bullock trump's her big time..

 

[Cosmo Kramer]

Lol, bruh….

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Well it all started when Hilly ate 2 Slices of Chocolate Pie which included Minnie’s

 

[85SugarVol]

Eh, she is okay but Sandra Bullock trump's her big time..

Sandra Bullock is a skinny waif compared to Bryce Dallas Howard. I’m trying to accurately gauge Glitch’s measure of “healthy” here, not trying to say BDH is 10 or anything.

 

[85SugarVol]

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Ok so I gotta ask. Name the celebrity that most closely approximates your vision of “good on the biscuits”?

 

[Ulysees E. McGill]

Ok so I gotta ask. Name the celebrity that most closely approximates your vision of “good on the biscuits”?

No celebs...only his ol lady.

 

[LaagerVol]

Yep...happened to me a couple of years ago...saved for months to buy this really nice Samsung TV...and some scumbags busted in my back door while we were gone on a cruise and stole it...I only had it 5 months.

I'm a lower middle class working guy...I don't have much of anything nice, and if I get anything nice I have to work for it...that TV was nice and some piece of lazy scumbag took it from me...and busted up my whole door in the process.

I really can't express how much I hate thieves....especially thieves that steal from poor working people.

This probably won’t come across the way that I feel it but I’m gonna give it a shot.

I have a disdain for people doing the wrong thing in general and especially not having any personal accountability. I was raised in the poorest county in Tennessee, so I’ve seen a lot of thievery, laziness, drug/alcohol abuse, and just general all around poor citizenship/decision making. I used to hate those people, because it was clear that they didn’t care about right/wrong and didn’t value anyone or anything but themselves. In my eyes they had no redeeming qualities and there was nothing that could redeem them.

Then I reconnected with a man named Jesus, Yeshua, the prince of peace, the savior of the world, THE redeemer who lives. My pastor and many of the people I go to church with were some horrible drug addicts and they are now some of the best people you could hope to meet. Many were thieves. They stole from their families to get drugs, they cared about no one and nothing but themselves. Much like myself. See I’ve never been a thief, nor a drug addict, alcoholic, abuser. I thought I was a good person. Much better than those awful people, right? But I had my own sin. It didn’t look like theirs, but it was sin nonetheless. And my sin hurt people as well. More related to being sexually immoral. No sin is better or worse than the next. Who am I to cast judgement?

I’m glad Jesus never gave up on me. I’m glad he didn’t think I was too far gone to be saved. I’m glad he saw past the drug riddled past of my brothers and sister at church and redeemed them. I’m glad he forgave the thief on the cross. I’m forever grateful that he forgave me when I didn’t deserve forgiveness.

So I have a little, well, a LOT different perspective than I used to have. I still hate the sin, but I’m working on being more loving to the sinner. It isn’t my place to write anyone off as “unworthy”, it’s my job to love them and show them a different path, a path of love and light. I’m not there yet. I still catch myself having feelings of loathing and disdain towards those who I know are being “bad”. But I also know how Jesus would want me to treat them. So it’s an ongoing process.

I know I probably don’t come across very well on here sometimes, and it may not even be evident that I’m a Christian because I have a sarcastic sense of humor that can seem smart alec. Something I’m working on.

Anyway, that’s my .02 on the subject. I still can’t stand thievery and and illegal activity in general. I have family and friends who are still heavily in addiction and drive me crazy acting like the world owes them something. But I’m trying to be more like Jesus and less like me.

 

[SweetasSoda]

This probably won’t come across the way that I feel it but I’m gonna give it a shot.

I have a disdain for people doing the wrong thing in general and especially not having any personal accountability. I was raised in the poorest county in Tennessee, so I’ve seen a lot of thievery, laziness, drug/alcohol abuse, and just general all around poor citizenship/decision making. I used to hate those people, because it was clear that they didn’t care about right/wrong and didn’t value anyone or anything but themselves. In my eyes they had no redeeming qualities and there was nothing that could redeem them.

Then I reconnected with a man named Jesus, Yeshua, the prince of peace, the savior of the world, THE redeemer who lives. My pastor and many of the people I go to church with were some horrible drug addicts and they are now some of the best people you could hope to meet. Many were thieves. They stole from their families to get drugs, they cared about no one and nothing but themselves. Much like myself. See I’ve never been a thief, nor a drug addict, alcoholic, abuser. I thought I was a good person. Much better than those awful people, right? But I had my own sin. It didn’t look like theirs, but it was sin nonetheless. And my sin hurt people as well. More related to being sexually immoral. No sin is better or worse than the next. Who am I to cast judgement?

I’m glad Jesus never gave up on me. I’m glad he didn’t think I was too far gone to be saved. I’m glad he saw past the drug riddled past of my brothers and sister at church and redeemed them. I’m glad he forgave the thief on the cross. I’m forever grateful that he forgave me when I didn’t deserve forgiveness.

So I have a little, well, a LOT different perspective than I used to have. I still hate the sin, but I’m working on being more loving to the sinner. It isn’t my place to write anyone off as “unworthy”, it’s my job to love them and show them a different path, a path of love and light. I’m not there yet. I still catch myself having feelings of loathing and disdain towards those who I know are being “bad”. But I also know how Jesus would want me to treat them. So it’s an ongoing process.

I know I probably don’t come across very well on here sometimes, and it may not even be evident that I’m a Christian because I have a sarcastic sense of humor that can seem smart alec. Something I’m working on.

Anyway, that’s my .02 on the subject. I still can’t stand thievery and and illegal activity in general. I have family and friends who are still heavily in addiction and drive me crazy acting like the world owes them something. But I’m trying to be more like Jesus and less like me.

It’s probably going to surprise you, but McGill is going to agree with all of this.

 

[LaagerVol]

It’s probably going to surprise you, but McGill is going to agree with all of this.

It actually won’t surprise me. He has been open in the past about being a former addict and his Christian faith. It’s one of the things that endeared him to me on this message board.

 

[Ulysees E. McGill]

This probably won’t come across the way that I feel it but I’m gonna give it a shot.

I have a disdain for people doing the wrong thing in general and especially not having any personal accountability. I was raised in the poorest county in Tennessee, so I’ve seen a lot of thievery, laziness, drug/alcohol abuse, and just general all around poor citizenship/decision making. I used to hate those people, because it was clear that they didn’t care about right/wrong and didn’t value anyone or anything but themselves. In my eyes they had no redeeming qualities and there was nothing that could redeem them.

Then I reconnected with a man named Jesus, Yeshua, the prince of peace, the savior of the world, THE redeemer who lives. My pastor and many of the people I go to church with were some horrible drug addicts and they are now some of the best people you could hope to meet. Many were thieves. They stole from their families to get drugs, they cared about no one and nothing but themselves. Much like myself. See I’ve never been a thief, nor a drug addict, alcoholic, abuser. I thought I was a good person. Much better than those awful people, right? But I had my own sin. It didn’t look like theirs, but it was sin nonetheless. And my sin hurt people as well. More related to being sexually immoral. No sin is better or worse than the next. Who am I to cast judgement?

I’m glad Jesus never gave up on me. I’m glad he didn’t think I was too far gone to be saved. I’m glad he saw past the drug riddled past of my brothers and sister at church and redeemed them. I’m glad he forgave the thief on the cross. I’m forever grateful that he forgave me when I didn’t deserve forgiveness.

So I have a little, well, a LOT different perspective than I used to have. I still hate the sin, but I’m working on being more loving to the sinner. It isn’t my place to write anyone off as “unworthy”, it’s my job to love them and show them a different path, a path of love and light. I’m not there yet. I still catch myself having feelings of loathing and disdain towards those who I know are being “bad”. But I also know how Jesus would want me to treat them. So it’s an ongoing process.

I know I probably don’t come across very well on here sometimes, and it may not even be evident that I’m a Christian because I have a sarcastic sense of humor that can seem smart alec. Something I’m working on.

Anyway, that’s my .02 on the subject. I still can’t stand thievery and and illegal activity in general. I have family and friends who are still heavily in addiction and drive me crazy acting like the world owes them something. But I’m trying to be more like Jesus and less like me.

Yes...I agree with that, I was all those things myself, but I didn't steal from poor working people...but that doesn't make me better...just different.

I still despise thieves that steal from poor working people...I can/will forgive them if or when they repent, but until then they are just thieves that deserve what they get.

If you don't have to repent to be forgiven then nobody is lost.. and everybody gets a "get outta hell free" card.

Repentance means changing...I will go through hell with people who have repented or are sincerely trying to...I have and will continue to do so.

And to add...you can 100% tell when somebody is really trying.

 

[Ulysees E. McGill]

It’s probably going to surprise you, but McGill is going to agree with all of this.

Absolutely

 

[LaagerVol]

Yes...I agree with that, I was all those things myself, but I didn't steal from poor working people...but that doesn't make me better...just different.

I still despise thieves that steal from poor working people...I can/will forgive them if or when they repent, but until then they are just thieves that deserve what they get.

If you don't have to repent to be forgiven then nobody is lost.. and everybody gets a "get outta hell free" card.

Repentance means changing...I will go through hell with people who have repented or are sincerely trying to...I have and will continue to do so.

And to add...you can 100% tell when somebody is really trying.

Agree with all of that

 

[LaagerVol]

Yes...I agree with that, I was all those things myself, but I didn't steal from poor working people...but that doesn't make me better...just different.

I still despise thieves that steal from poor working people...I can/will forgive them if or when they repent, but until then they are just thieves that deserve what they get.

If you don't have to repent to be forgiven then nobody is lost.. and everybody gets a "get outta hell free" card.

Repentance means changing...I will go through hell with people who have repented or are sincerely trying to...I have and will continue to do so.

And to add...you can 100% tell when somebody is really trying.

I do want to add, so I don’t come across as some bleeding heart, I do believe in personal accountability. Imo it’s the whole way God set up this world. We all have free will and choices. We will all make mistakes, but there are consequences to those mistakes. It’s up to us to learn from those mistakes and sins and do/be better.

One of the biggest problems with todays society is lack of accountability and personal responsibility.

 

[DD4ME]

Lol

 

[Vols4us]

This probably won’t come across the way that I feel it but I’m gonna give it a shot.

I have a disdain for people doing the wrong thing in general and especially not having any personal accountability. I was raised in the poorest county in Tennessee, so I’ve seen a lot of thievery, laziness, drug/alcohol abuse, and just general all around poor citizenship/decision making. I used to hate those people, because it was clear that they didn’t care about right/wrong and didn’t value anyone or anything but themselves. In my eyes they had no redeeming qualities and there was nothing that could redeem them.

Then I reconnected with a man named Jesus, Yeshua, the prince of peace, the savior of the world, THE redeemer who lives. My pastor and many of the people I go to church with were some horrible drug addicts and they are now some of the best people you could hope to meet. Many were thieves. They stole from their families to get drugs, they cared about no one and nothing but themselves. Much like myself. See I’ve never been a thief, nor a drug addict, alcoholic, abuser. I thought I was a good person. Much better than those awful people, right? But I had my own sin. It didn’t look like theirs, but it was sin nonetheless. And my sin hurt people as well. More related to being sexually immoral. No sin is better or worse than the next. Who am I to cast judgement?

I’m glad Jesus never gave up on me. I’m glad he didn’t think I was too far gone to be saved. I’m glad he saw past the drug riddled past of my brothers and sister at church and redeemed them. I’m glad he forgave the thief on the cross. I’m forever grateful that he forgave me when I didn’t deserve forgiveness.

So I have a little, well, a LOT different perspective than I used to have. I still hate the sin, but I’m working on being more loving to the sinner. It isn’t my place to write anyone off as “unworthy”, it’s my job to love them and show them a different path, a path of love and light. I’m not there yet. I still catch myself having feelings of loathing and disdain towards those who I know are being “bad”. But I also know how Jesus would want me to treat them. So it’s an ongoing process.

I know I probably don’t come across very well on here sometimes, and it may not even be evident that I’m a Christian because I have a sarcastic sense of humor that can seem smart alec. Something I’m working on.

Anyway, that’s my .02 on the subject. I still can’t stand thievery and and illegal activity in general. I have family and friends who are still heavily in addiction and drive me crazy acting like the world owes them something. But I’m trying to be more like Jesus and less like me.

Thanks for the post.

Jesus changes everything about a person's life. He did mine. Lost as a goose until He found me and made me whole. There is discipline involved in this act of love. Pride of self must be vanquished. Making things right in His sight will probably be involved. There is also forgiveness, peace and hope when that love is accepted.

Secure forever in the arms of our Savior, there is no better place to be. I spend all of my time trying to pay it forward now. That can happen wherever you are and in whatever you are doing with whoever you are doing it with. Just as you did here.

That's not being a bleeding heart because part of the ultimate act of love involves dying to one's self and accepting discipline, then forgiving and praying for others even when they do not deserve it. Hate the sin, love the sinner.