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  1. DocCas

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    The webmaster and his lovely wife graced our morning service today! What a blessing to meet them! They were in LA for the Hungarian Baptist Convention meetings, and drove all the way to San Diego to be with us (I am sure the offer of a free meal had nothing to do with their presence here!). [​IMG]
     
    #1 DocCas, Jul 15, 2001
  2. Barnabas H.

    Barnabas H. <b>Oldtimer</b>

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    Of course you could be wrong there Dr. Cassidy, for a free luch in a late afternoon - far away from home - could be very tempting. ;) So what did you think of Herr Webmaister?
     
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  3. DocCas

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    :D Could be! My wife, my mother, the webmeister, and his wife went out to lunch, and we had a great time of fellowship. He was younger than I expected in view of the wisdom he has shown on the BB. What a great blessing it is to me to meet new friends whom I have come to know via the internet. This is about the 10th time this has happened, and every time it has been a real blessing.

    Our only regret was that you and your wife could not make it out this way for the conference this year and join us, but if I am ever in the vicinity of NYC (shudder) I will be sure to rectify the situation! [​IMG]
     
    #3 DocCas, Jul 15, 2001
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    How exciting! I always suspected he was younger than he was letting on ;) . We do appreciate him and his wisdom and vision for the BB!
     
    #4 Joy, Jul 15, 2001
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    Meeting Bro. Cassidy was so great that I'm thinking about organizing a Baptist Board homecoming next year (in Wyoming :D ).
     
    #6 bb_baptist, Jul 17, 2001
  7. Barnabas H.

    Barnabas H. <b>Oldtimer</b>

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    Why an earth in Wyoming?! ;)
     
    #7 Barnabas H., Jul 21, 2001
  8. Dr. Bob

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    WYOMING - No place on earth since Eden was destroyed in the big flood.

    WYOMING - Yellowstone, Grand Tetons, Devil's Tower, Thermopolis (world's largest hot springs)

    WYOMING - Wide open spaces where we don't clutter up our scenery with people or trees

    WYOMING - Least populated state in America, with less than 2 people per square mile

    WYOMING - Home to 95% of America's pronghorn antelope

    WYOMING - No income tax, no business tax, lowest property tax in America, 3% sales tax

    WYOMING - produces more coal than West Virginia and Kentucky combined

    WYOMING - home of more active missile silos than any other place this side of Khazakistan

    WYOMING - where all the men are smart, all the women good looking and all the children above average

    WYOMING - where it does hit 90 some days, with a sweltering 4% humidity (you can bake, but you don't broil in your own juices)

    WYOMING - home of Vice President Dick Cheney

    Why or why would someone not want to leave the dregs of humanity and confines of the asphalt jungle to enjoy air you can breath without seeing or drink water from a cool mountain stream, tip your hat to every person you meeting driving 100-miles on a major road (all 3 of them)?

    Why would it not be the most logical place for a grand fellowship? I heartily concur and will begin formulating plans forthwith.
     
    #8 Dr. Bob, Jul 22, 2001
  9. Barnabas H.

    Barnabas H. <b>Oldtimer</b>

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    Sorry for asking Dr. Bob, but thanks for that splendid and informative description of Wyoming (save the WYOMING - home of more active missile silos than any other place this side of Khazakistan bit). :D
     
    #9 Barnabas H., Jul 22, 2001
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    WYOMING- Where it takes 45 miles to get to another gas station. (Note to all: When you see a gas station- STOP!! It may be the last one you see for two hours)

    WYOMING- Where there are no rest stations to go to the bathroom and no trees to provide cover from the road.

    WYOMING- Where the capital city has less of a population than the smallest suburb of Oklahoma City.

    WYOMING- Where the altitude is high, but not as high as the average college student.

    WYOMING- Where no major airport exists and it costs an extra two hundred bucks to fly in.

    WYOMING- Which only has two seasons- freeze and bake.

    WYOMING- It's like no other place on earth!! Thank God.

    Forgive me, Dr. Bob, but I have seen all of Wyoming last summer that I want to see. If you decide to have the BB reunion up there, I think I will stay in OKC and pray for you all.

    FundamentalDan
     
    #10 FundamentalDan, Jul 22, 2001
  11. Barnabas H.

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    Oh "FundamentalDan," you are really in for it now! I can hear Dr. Bob getting ready his arsenal of choice words to get back at you, and defend the precious frontiers of Wyoming! So, if I were you, I would duck! :D
     
    #11 Barnabas H., Jul 23, 2001
  12. Dr. Bob

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    No worry about me attacking Dano. He chooses to live in Oklahoma. The poor ruddy youth already has shown the poverty of his mental capacity. <BLOCKQUOTE>quote:</font><HR>Now we exhort you, brethren, warn them that are unruly, comfort the feebleminded, support the weak, be patient toward all men.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>And Dano, I just want you to know I stood up for you the other day.

    Someone said that an Okie was not fit to eat with the pigs. And I said you were! :D
     
    #12 Dr. Bob, Jul 23, 2001
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