Displaying 10,741 To 10,770 Of 10,917 Comments Irksome? Tedious? BLOVIATING?? » Posted By Chernynkaya On December 14, 2009 @ 6:17 pm Sleep well, Kalima. » Posted By Chernynkaya On December 14, 2009 @ 6:15 pm Fascinating, Ad Lib– thank you. Just so interesting to me. » Posted By Chernynkaya On December 14, 2009 @ 6:03 pm AdLib, are they really suffering from a turnover? I’m not doubting you– just surprised and delighted. I read many of your comments on this thread,and I agree strongly– It is important to call them out on this. I consider it a sort of mission. » Posted By Chernynkaya On December 14, 2009 @ 5:47 pm Thank you Kes! I can’t remember who said this, but it speaks to me: “Religion is for people who are afraid of hell. Spirituality is for people who’ve been there.” As an aside– Judaism has no concept of hell. But that’s still how I feel about it. :~) » Posted By Chernynkaya On December 14, 2009 @ 5:44 pm Isn’t it pretty to think so? I don’t think so– they have millions of posters, and I just think they want to regain a tighter control of the thread. » Posted By Chernynkaya On December 14, 2009 @ 5:00 pm I hope that eventually, there will be nothing to talk about. But for now, Javez, I kinda feel I need to go there and fight. But notice how much less time I am there– I’ve been here almost all day. » Posted By Chernynkaya On December 14, 2009 @ 4:57 pm Yes, but she got it a couple of weeks ago. Should I feel insulted? (Kidding) » Posted By Chernynkaya On December 14, 2009 @ 4:56 pm I think they are actually flummoxed by the fact that the posters have taken over the main page thread every night. To scrub them would mean entire pages– dozens– gone. I honestly think they don’t know how to regain control. I like that.heheh. I don’t think they care about finding a place for the people who do this, unless they can set up a page riddled with ads. They are just stumped. » Posted By Chernynkaya On December 14, 2009 @ 4:51 pm Always. ;~) » Posted By Chernynkaya On December 14, 2009 @ 4:47 pm No talking to your neighbor! And for those of us in elementary school during the fifties: DROP! » Posted By Chernynkaya On December 14, 2009 @ 4:13 pm Just FYI everyone, I got this from Huffy in my inbox this morning: Hello! My name is Stephanie, and I am one of the comment moderators at the Huffington Post. I » Posted By Chernynkaya On December 14, 2009 @ 4:02 pm Working on it. She says we are too smart for her. ~snort~ E’cat’s working on her too! » Posted By Chernynkaya On December 14, 2009 @ 3:58 pm That reminds me– I was watching the movie, “The General’s Daughter” on TeeVee a while ago and got a mild shock when I saw Katrina vanden Hueval in the movie, playing a CNN reporter. WTF?! » Posted By Chernynkaya On December 14, 2009 @ 3:38 pm Great catch– hahahah! From now on, I will try to TREASON them! » Posted By Chernynkaya On December 14, 2009 @ 3:28 pm Absolutely– I love your voice. » Posted By Chernynkaya On December 14, 2009 @ 3:21 pm Thanks– I’m very relieved. Her story has stayed with me ever since you shared it. » Posted By Chernynkaya On December 14, 2009 @ 3:11 pm Hiya, e’cat! I wrote to VP and got a sweet reply, and then I wrote a pretty long email but haven’t heard back. Have you? I am still concerned about her! » Posted By Chernynkaya On December 14, 2009 @ 2:16 pm Damn, Marion– great post! I think you nailed it. I’ve been thinking much of the same myself after reading the incendiary headlines and the constant litany of complaints about every single thing Obama does on HP! And it riles up the Left successfully. There are few stories written by HP staffers that EVER mention any positive actions by this Administration and no attempts to discuss what is POSSIBLE– only what hasn’t been done. There are some guest bloggers who are sensible, but they are not read by a wide audience there. For a long time, I saw HP as a Left-leaning site that would rally us, and even fairly criticize when Obama veered to the middle or the Right, but no longer. Now, I spend my time there trying to treason with some on the Left and to jeer those on the Right, and to try to interject some actual facts. It’s becoming a losing battle. » Posted By Chernynkaya On December 14, 2009 @ 2:12 pm Hanukkah: the festival of light (I am making dinner, but want to continue this, if you are around, later!) » Posted By Chernynkaya On December 16, 2009 @ 5:04 pm Oh, and BTW, about your health care debate comment– please! You are plenty smart!!! » Posted By Chernynkaya On December 16, 2009 @ 4:25 pm Wow– did your daughter and her biological mother die at different times, on the same day, how?! That is truly tragic, Javez. And what an unbearable loss. My best friend lost her 18 y/o son may years ago, and of course, the pain never goes away. But the reason we became very close friends after that was because so many other friends deserted her– they couldn’t deal with the pain. I guess I could. Someone once told be that unless I deal with the pain, I’ll never grow, never change, and never heal. » Posted By Chernynkaya On December 16, 2009 @ 4:21 pm ROFLMAO!! Have you ever seen the Julia Sweeny one-woman shoe on how she went from a devout Catholic to athiest? It is truly moving and absolutely brilliant!!! What a lifelong, searching journey. I think it is on YouTube, in segments. But she also wrote a book about it. (Back to the library!) Honestly, it was amazing, funny, poignant. » Posted By Chernynkaya On December 16, 2009 @ 4:14 pm Hiya Javez! I’m not 100% sure about the chocolate– my guess is, they are left-overs from Hanukkah, since that’s the only time I can find them in the stores. A parallel would be candy canes– they’re traditional for Christmas, but heck, I like them anytime! About the Old Testament. First, I’m going to say something that might hurt your feelings, and I don’t want to, but here goes: We don’t call it the Old Testament, because we don’t recognize that there is a New Testament. We call it the Torah, or the Five Books of Moses, or even “the bible”. (I may be off base, but I had an intuition that after our last discussion about Jesus that you felt kinda bad the we don’t believe in him.) But I do believe it is the same as the Christian OT. However, I once read something that said Catholics have a slightly different version. Anyway, the stories are the same: Adam and Eve, Noah, Moses and the exodus from Egypt, etc. And listen, if you can’t get that book, I have it and you can ask me. If I don’t know, I can look it up. Alas, I go to sleep before 11, so I never catch Ferguson. But since you recommend him, I’ll try to watch maybe on a Friday, Javez. » Posted By Chernynkaya On December 16, 2009 @ 3:44 pm hah!Tell me about it! » Posted By Chernynkaya On December 15, 2009 @ 10:58 am Wow– just what the doctor ordered! (And I don’t recognize myself in the mirror– it’s my mother.) » Posted By Chernynkaya On December 15, 2009 @ 10:49 am If you are really interested this is a great book: “Jewish Literacy” by Rabbi Joseph Telushkin. A large book, but each topic is only one or two pages. » Posted By Chernynkaya On December 15, 2009 @ 7:40 am Officially, yes (re: Jesus) And about those commandments– hardly anyone follows all those. They are very ancient and weird. Example: Don’t wear clothes made of a combination of linen and wool (!) » Posted By Chernynkaya On December 15, 2009 @ 7:38 am I appreciate that Hopeington. But organized Judaism is no better than any organized religion, IMO. I have studied Judaism for many years with a mystical rabbi. Many of the teachings are hidden, and not the usual fare of the synagogue. Many of us complain about the way the vast body of Jewish knowledge is taught– it is taught for children. And having studied many other religions formally, I can say that it seems to be the case for all of them. » Posted By Chernynkaya On December 15, 2009 @ 6:55 am Good morning Javez! I was so tired and uncoordinated last night » Posted By Chernynkaya On December 15, 2009 @ 6:45 amComments Posted By Chernynkaya
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