February questions

[pattie anne]

dear philipdalton -

just go in an edit your question. you can even change the subject as well. or you could delete it first, and then Post again.

best,
pattie anne

[philipdalton]

On second thoughts I think I'll just leave it there. It'd be interesting to see what his reply to it would be.
I can ask him a different question next month, perhaps something regarding religion or another subject.

[pattie anne]

dear pd -

no prob. was just a suggestion. just like to help folks out whenever i can. BIG SIGH though someTIMEs those dear, little old ladies just don't want to cross the street!

best,
pattie anne

PS: oh wow-whee! TOM answered the rest of the jan qs and has started on HIS feb ones. and as mr dirk just said ... go look now.

"oh, goodie!"
dr who iv

[tracy]

tom has started answering the feb questions great answers as ever thanks tom

[Who dat?]

I just read His reply to my question and he did a fast one and interpreted it in a way I hadn't anticipated. I guess I really shouldn't be surprised.
OUTSTANDING Tom

[Moderator]

Dear Who dat?

Tom is very good at precisely that kind of thing. Ah, in case you never noticed.

Best,
Dirk

[pattie anne]

dear all -

indeed!

will also be interesting as to just how Our Mister TOM will answer the question about the King James BiBle.

in our sunday school we have been studying the history of the KJV Bible and if anyone is interested in learning 'moore' about it, just PM me and i will send you to a link to our church'es website that has a lot of facts about it.

as a teaser ...

In 1607, King James appointed fifty-four men to work on on the new Bible. For nearly three years these scholars worked individually and in committee. The translators were divided into six groups, two groups worked at Oxford, two at Cambridge, and two at Westminster.

love, pattie anne

[Graceful Leonard]

I have got to say, Tom's answer to Gordon's smoking question is the funniest thing I've read for ages, and that's coming from someone who once mistakenly read the Daily Mail.

Have you decided where you want your ashes to be scattered, Gordon? I think you should decide and quickly because you are doomed.

[Jillx]

[quote="pattie anne"]dear pd -

no prob. was just a suggestion. just like to help folks out whenever i can. BIG SIGH though someTIMEs those dear, little old ladies just don't want to cross the street!

best,
pattie anne

Hey, Pattie Anne, you've helped me cross the street many times

[pattie anne]

and each and every TIME ... you didn't wish to go. but what can i say.

also ...

loved danny's cockneys VS zombies feature film Q, mainly as the poor zombies would never stand a chance ... as the rhyming slang would be 'toad-ly' incomprehensible to them thus exploding their fragile already brains.