How Sarah Did It...Debate Flow Chart

[jennielynn1970]

Most intilectuals see us common folk as stupid. Im dyselxic I have a right to misspell, dang it! I think?

There's nothing wrong with being "common". There's also nothing wrong with being an "intellectual" either.

Dyslexia doesn't have to mean you misspell things either, it's learning disability which has many facets.

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There's nothing wrong with being "common". There's also nothing wrong with being an "intellectual" either.

Ild say that is true maybe 50% of the time.

Dyslexia doesn't have to mean you misspell things either, it's learning disability which has many facets.

As a dyslexic, thanks for pointing out the obvious.

[sparks19]

Well... I just have to input my two cents about my hubby lol. It's off topic but I love him and can't help it.

he's like Beer... he's an acquired taste but once you acquire that taste ... MAN is he a lot of fun lol.

Seriously though. He comes across as a pain in the butt in most of his posts... sometimes he is a pain in the butt. But... he is a good man. He's a loving husband and a wonderful father.

sorry... I know most of you don't care but it's hard for me to just stand by and see him be completely misunderstood. I'm his wife and I love him... can't fault me for that he comes across as a hard a$$ sometimes and his communication skills with other may leave much to be desired... but he has a good heart

Back to your regularly scheduled programming

[jennielynn1970]

As a dyslexic, thanks for pointing out the obvious.

It's not always obvious to everyone. Some people think it's only switching around letters and being a poor speller.

About going to church and sunday school... doesn't really mean much of anything, sorry. Why is it that the people who always say they are such good Christians, are the one's who actually behave the most Un-Christian.

Like the one person posted earlier...
"Going to church doesn't make you a christian any more than standing in a garage makes you a car."


As for your post highschool education... it's what you want to do with it that determines what you actually get out of your degree. So, if all you got out of it was Trivial Pursuit answers, I'm sorry. I've gotten more out of my degree than that, thankfully, but it's because I chose to.

[Puckstop31]

As for your post highschool education... it's what you want to do with it that determines what you actually get out of your degree. So, if all you got out of it was Trivial Pursuit answers, I'm sorry. I've gotten more out of my degree than that, thankfully, but it's because I chose to.

You confuse Blue and I. I am the one who said "trivial pursuit".

I meant in a practical sense. As in I do not use it in my profession. That education helped shape a lot about my world view.

No kidding.... I got called a "BABY KILLER", in the 1990's... By an 18 year old. LOL

I LOVE talking about and analyzing history. Especially when it shows itself in current events.

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It's not always obvious to everyone. Some people think it's only switching around letters and being a poor speller.

Trust me, Ive been dealing with this for a long time, I am well versed in dyslexia.

About going to church and sunday school... doesn't really mean much of anything, sorry. Why is it that the people who always say they are such good Christians, are the one's who actually behave the most Un-Christian.

Like the one person posted earlier...
"Going to church doesn't make you a christian any more than standing in a garage makes you a car."

I can tremember the last time I stepped into a church.

As for your post highschool education... it's what you want to do with it that determines what you actually get out of your degree. So, if all you got out of it was Trivial Pursuit answers, I'm sorry. I've gotten more out of my degree than that, thankfully, but it's because I chose to.

My post HS education was apprenticing as an electrician.

Edit: I should have scrolled down to see Pucks post.

[sparks19]

well on the Christian front I must comment.....

I am relatively new on my christian Journey. I know that going to church doesn't make me a perfect christian. BUT... I am trying my best to better myself and it is not up to anyone of you to judge me on whether or not I am good enough.. It's up to God. I try my best... sometimes I fail. it makes me human.

[jennielynn1970]

well on the Christian front I must comment.....

I am relatively new on my christian Journey. I know that going to church doesn't make me a perfect christian. BUT... I am trying my best to better myself and it is not up to anyone of you to judge me on whether or not I am good enough.. It's up to God. I try my best... sometimes I fail. it makes me human.

We're all human. Being Christian or going to church doesn't make anyone better or worse than anyone else.

That's my point.

As my ex taught me (and he happens to be Muslim), no one is perfect except for God.

[sparks19]

We're all human. Being Christian or going to church doesn't make anyone better or worse than anyone else.

That's my point.

As my ex taught me (and he happens to be Muslim), no one is perfect except for God.

well... then you and I agree on that one. I don't condemn anyone. I didn't come into my faith until I was in my 20's. After that episode it was impossible for me to deny it.

but it's important to remember that Christians AREN'T perfect.. even if they claim they are. NO human is a perfect Christian... it's what makes us human... MISTAKES

[jennielynn1970]

Trust me, Ive been dealing with this for a long time, I am well versed in dyslexia.



I can tremember the last time I stepped into a church.




My post HS education was apprenticing as an electrician.

Edit: I should have scrolled down to see Pucks post.

Sorry, I got the two of you confused with the topics. Argh.

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Sorry, I got the two of you confused with the topics. Argh.

NP.