Why did they part ways so peacefully? Oh wait... they didn't, considering they had those neighbors from the South and that whole Natchertan plan to deal with.
Keith Patel81 said:Let’s get one thing straight: nobody here is out of their minds on heavy drugs, and I clearly missed the boat on the whole music debate ☕
Check the politics sub, everyone there is on drugs.
Amanda Evans2 said:The Church as a pillar of global peace🤣 Which specific church, if any, can truly claim responsibility for maintaining peace in the world?
What the hell is this attacking the church for? ?? It would be better if everyone just kept their own religion to themselves, I guess. Just be a damn Templar in your own corner.
This reminds me of when a certain colleague of mine used to go on about being a staunch atheist, blah blah.
He got married back in 2015, strictly through the local Municipality. Then his wife gets pregnant, and suddenly her whole family is "threatening" him, saying the kid has to be baptized because of their traditions and whatnot. Shortly after that, he gets into a car wreck. He was in a coma for seven weeks before pulling through. He became totally withdrawn after that, barely talking to anyone except his brother and mother. Then, out of nowhere, he turns to God 🤣 right as his wife is having twins, named John and Elijah 😁
Now, you can't tear him away from the front pews; he’ll even sit in the third row just to stay close.
Matthew Young35 said:Cheers to you, my friend. And seriously, I mean it. Back in the late eighties in Washington, D.C., Par Valjak was dismissed as some slimy, lightweight pop act. Fast forward to today, and they’re being introduced almost as if they were a heavy metal band. And people like Semsa? They used to be treated like mere caricatures.
Now, I have no idea what era you grew up in, so it's entirely possible you're just trolling me. Who knows?