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Is it a liberal position or a conservative position that there is one, and only one, way to God?

The "first" cut was $1.25, as I said, so 11-fold is correct. A little algebra seems to indicate you're saying costs have risen 14-fold in 45 years, so that a $1.50 haircut would be $21 to be comparable. Right? If so, I don't see that but in a few things. I remember 33 cents was the standard...

"Any fool can criticize, condemn and complain and most fools do." Ben Franklin What was Benny criticizing, condemning, and complaining about when he said that?

That reminds me of when I was a kid in the 60's that $1.25 seemed to be the standard haircut price around here. In the 70's it started moving up rapidly... $2...$2.50... and then I went 3 years without going to a barber shop, wearing hair long and only cutting it myself. So in the early 80's I...

What's with this "reponsible choices is important to democracy" crap then making statements "You can't....."? Who is your paragon of responsible choices? The Chappaquiddick Chump?

A closed answer to liberals: Politics makes strange mirrors, mummies, and merry-go-rounds.

Forgotten...If you referred to a specific sin for which you have been forgiven, would God literally not know what you are talking about?

I tip a server at a restaurant; approximately 15% for adequate service, up to 20% for very good service. Otherwise, I have not been in position to where tipping is expected, or maybe I'm too dumb to have known it. The closest, I suppose, is getting a haircut. Last week I went into the barber...

I thought at first the purpose of this thread was to instigate discussion about pulpit "endorsements." But neither wing seems interested in that aspect. Currently there is a church in Florida getting flak for posting a sign that said "No homo mayor," as one mayoral candidate is an avowed...

They didn't teach me anything about it, except in an indirect way that those who get into trouble doing mission work have themselves to blame.

A grilled cheese sandwich (no butter, of course) at Dairy Queen.

Oh, I'll 'celebrate' it if I'm still here. But I can imagine the field day the atheists will have with that coincidence.

In the gym of a small-town high school at a county-wide youth revival (I was 10). The speaker was Mike Brumley, a catcher with the Washington Senators, 1964-66, who had left baseball after hitting just .229. Looking him up, the only reference I can find as to his preaching is in wikipedia.com...

According to this link: http://entertainment.timesonline.co.uk/tol/arts_and_entertainment/books/non-fiction/article7078733.ece , Mark Twain, in his last years, wrote an autobiography in which he exposes the woman he hired as his secretary, who was trying to use blackmail to get much of his...

April Fool doesn't seem the right day to celebrate that moment.

The cheapest. I'm hard to brainwash as to brand names and image.

I can't figure out whether this question calls for hearsay or not.

1974 Plymouth Duster, bought in 1978, looked like this one: excep it had the words "Gold Duster" on the sides.

Alright, if 'who should play where' is based on merit, there should not be any exclusive league.

You said these 2 things: "If a woman can compete with a man in the NBA/NFL/MLB/NHL, then I see no reason why she shouldn't be allowed to play in the league." "Why shouldn't there be a WNBA? If there's a place for women to play basketball professionally, why shouldn't they be able to play?"...