Posts by Angela Martin20

So, does anything like this exist here in the States? I'm curious what you guys think about this 😁

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=70jWPWBoySI

So, my fever spiked out of nowhere yesterday—hit 101.3°F. Currently sitting at about 100.9°F. I’ve been knocking back Tylenol every eight hours or so... other than some slight chills and the fever, I don't really have any other symptoms. Well, except my throat started absolutely burning the second I stepped outside earlier. It feels fine now, though. No cough, no fatigue, appetite is normal, and no stomach issues or vomiting. Should I bother calling my doctor? Also, someone else in my house has been stuck with a constant 98.6°F low-grade fever for five days now, along with body aches, headaches, and zero interest in food, but still no cough... could it be the flu?

And let’s not forget—there’s really only one Truth 😉
We can’t even wrap our heads around an absolute God, you know? That kind of power that actually designed the entire universe... but "relative" truth? Well, that could be anything. Maybe it’s exactly how the Bible describes it, or maybe we're just looking at the leader of some superior race that planted life here in the first place. I mean, we probably just call it 'God' because we're so awestruck by whatever force actually built this whole thing. 🙂

I honestly think the biggest mess we deal with is just people failing to distinguish between an ABSOLUTE GOD and a RELATIVE GOD.
The God you read about in the Bible is definitely a RELATIVE GOD—the one who brought life to this earth—but he isn't the ABSOLUTE GOD. You know, the creator of the entire universe and all of reality? In my view, He’s the Father of that RELATIVE god... okay, now things actually start making sense.

Is it possible there was just some massive misunderstanding about how things were perceived back then? Like, what if those chariots of fire described in the Bible were actually spacecraft, and people at the time just didn't have any other vocabulary to describe what they were seeing? Or maybe Jesus wasn't just an ordinary man, but part of some much more advanced race, just like the other figures in the Bible—Moses included? I mean, how could a regular person actually part the sea, walk on water, heal the blind, and all that? Maybe people just couldn't find any other way to explain such beings than calling them the 'son of God' and stuff like that.
Could that actually be it?

I feel like a complete idiot right now, but whatever
from what I gather, Jesus was accused of all sorts of things, but I'm really stuck on the part where he redeemed our sins through his death... like, why? How exactly does his passing lead to our salvation?

I honestly can't believe you can't find any decent gas masks in the States without them looking like they were dug up from a WWII battlefield... I guess I'll just have to settle for those old olive drab ones from the US Army... nothing like taking zero precautions, right?

Besides checking the usual classified sites, does anyone know where I can pick up some modern gas masks here in New York City? And what kind of damage am I looking at, price-wise?

So, we had this guy drop by recently—someone who claims to measure underground radiation levels in your house. He was waving around some little antenna device and telling us that the radiation hits hardest right around our pillows in the bedroom. His big "expert" recommendation? We should probably change how we sleep.
He also went on about how long-term exposure to this stuff could lead to epilepsy or heart attacks, among other things.
The guy kept citing these studies done over in France at some institute, though he couldn't quite remember the actual name.
After dragging us through a three-hour presentation, he basically tried to corner us into buying this special radiation-shielding mattress. Apparently, it improves your overall health and all that nonsense, and he offered it at a "bargain" price of $2667.
Long story short: is this just a massive scam, or is there actually something here we all need to be worried about?

So, I’m staring at a wall of boxes... which router should I actually grab? What's the real deal when comparing the 1000 Mbps ones versus the $67 models? And is going wireless even worth the headache?

I’m honestly just so over these Hollywood "happy endings" where everything gets wrapped up in a neat little bow. I really thought directors were starting to take some actual risks lately, you know? But nope, it's all the same old formulaic garbage... and then there's Jamie Foxx, always playing the hero who has to swoop in and save the day. First it was him taking out Cruise in Collateral, and now he’s basically "taking out" Gerard Butler here. 😁