Only Prayer and Encouragement for the Troops Please!!

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Ok, the other prayer for the troops thread has pretty much stayed off track. So, I decided to just let those that don't really like posting prayer for the troops have that thread to do with as they wish.

However, I do respectfully ask that anyone posting in this thread will do so with one thing in mind. This thread is for prayer and good wishes for our troops.

A special thread for prayer for the Iraqi people has also been started.

http://www.able2know.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=66835

I am asking respectfully of everyone, please if you do not agree with this thread or if you don't want to post a prayer or encouragement for our troops, please voice those opinions, etc. in this thread:

http://www.able2know.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=66671

My sincere wish is that everyone respects this thread for what it is intended to be ~ Only Prayer and Encouragement For the Troops.

Thank you.

Lord, we ask for guidance, comfort, and strength for our troops. Please Lord bring them all home safely and soon. Please be with their families and loved ones in this time of war. In Jesus' Name we pray, Amen.

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Nope, you don't get special venues here in which you are entitled to stipulate that only adherents of imaginary friend superstitions may post.

May the Celestial Leg Humper raise His Mighty Leg and pee all over your thread . . .

Dog bless you . . .

Ramen . . .

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Setanta, I did not say that anyone HAD to post a prayer. I said a prayer or encouragement for the troops.

Being a soldier yourself at one time, I thought you might understand. I am sorry if you do not.

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Its evident there is a major misunderstanding going on here.

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<snork>!

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You probably are sorry, i'm not inclined to argue with that.

As a soldier, i had other things to occupy my attention than the proposition that mealy-mouthed christian hypocrits might have been stroking their egos with their phony prayers.

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This promises to be a favorite, daily, late evening series for me to watch.

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Mr Twain was a very bright man.

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Setanta wrote:

You can have this thread too. I am not going to argue with you. If you wish to make fun of me or what I believe in, do it to your heart's content. I don't do it for you. I do it for God.

If you cannot find it in your heart to even respect this one small thread intended for good then I truly, truly feel sorry for you.

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No one's making fun of you or of your beliefs, Momma A. Your manner of presentation, on the otherhand, invites the respect its been receiving.

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Wilso wrote:

Mr Twain was a very bright man.

Yes, and i believe the world, and his homeland in particular, gave him quite a lot of heartache . . .

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Tell me MA. Have you ever said a prayer for the orphaned Iraqi children?

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Wilso wrote:

Tell me MA. Have you ever said a prayer for the orphaned Iraqi children?

Wilso,

I posted a thread especially for the Iraqi people. I am not leaving them out. I pray for them daily. Strange thing is, all those that complained that we were only praying for the troops and not the Iraqi people haven't even bothered to post in that thread. Why do you suppose that is?

Perhaps if some would take the time to read what is actually written instead of what they think is there, they might be surprised.

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Set....you need serious help.

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You sure he doesn't need frivolous help?

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Maybe serial help?

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husker wrote:

Sorry MA - forgot where I was at

Husker,

It doesn't matter. The intent and purpose of this thread was contaminated by the first post after the original one.

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I'm the other one wrote:

Set....you need serious help.

It IS the merest tad difficult to contain the concept of seriousness at the same time as observing the frenetic bowing of that monkey.

One experiences a visual/conceptual oxymoron, if such a thing may be imagined.

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Prospero wrote:

I'm the other one wrote:
Set....you need serious help.

It IS the merest tad difficult to contain the concept of seriousness at the same time as observing the frenetic bowing of that monkey.

One experiences a visual/conceptual oxymoron, if such a thing may be imagined.

You should've seen my bouncy mouse. Thought I'd tone things down with this monkey. :wink:

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