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$80 4 foot section of tubing

What brand do you have? I get all new accessories: hose, mask, pillows, etc for about $30 on amazon.
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I could see the lightbulb turn on above his head at that moment. Ohhh, I see.


That's encouraging. I had a similar experience but the lightbulb never went off and I ended up with 9 cents in change.
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Job Hunting

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about how much this mother deserved to be killed.

Her being a mother has nothing to do with it. The rules of law should apply equally and indiscriminately to everyone.
Is your dad named Majid? I used to work with an Iranian born civil engineer named Majid in Baton Rouge. He was very secular.
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Ever thought about going caving?

I'd love for Wade to come back but I don't think it's likely. He's at a better basketball school now. But there is zero doubt that McMahon needs to go.

re: If I toss an orange peel out..

Posted by MRTigerFan on 1/10/26 at 4:08 pm to
Depends where you toss it, imo. Parking lot, yes it's littering. City street or neighbor's front yard, yes littering. Toss it into a ditch on the side of a country road, not littering. Toss into the water while fishing, not littering.
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you have to dig down 6 feet with a hole swing big enough to open the vault then casket.

This guy was breaking into mausoleums. No digging
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The guy just sold Fiber Bond in Minden for 1.4 Billion.

I read about that. He gave a bunch of the money to his employees. Every employee received 100k or more depending on how long they have been there. Some got a lot more.
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How do people survive working in an office?

Coworkers bring donuts, boudin, and king cakes on the reg.
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Failing to attend mass results in your soul being in the state of mortal sin.


Heaven is going to be empty
I have been catholic for 40+ years and I probably know more about this religion than you do. But its people like you who claim to be "good" catholic or "practicing" catholic and you have no idea what it actually means. You throw around words like "halfass catholic" because a person doesn't go to mass every single Sunday and you act like you are better than others because of the amount of mass you attend and how much money you give to the church or how many rosaries you say. I find it comical that you are on here lecturing others on catholicism when you can't even answer simple question about your faith.

The "teachings of the church" do not supersede the teachings of Christ. And nowhere in the bible or the "teachings of the church" does it say that people who don't go to mass every Sunday won't be allowed into Heaven which is what you are insinuating. If I'm wrong please show me where it says anything like that in "the teachings of the church" whatever that is.
So "halfass catholic" = not a "practicing" catholic?
Are they allowed into heaven. Regular heaven or the special section for "practicing" catholics? I'm just trying to figure out the rules here so I can make it to heaven. And if there's a special section for the "practicing" catholics then what are the perks so I can weigh the benefits vs. going to mass every Sunday?
I know plenty of catholics who don't attend mass every week. Are you implying that they aren't catholic if they don't attend mass every week?
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halfass Catholic

What does that even mean? Is there a special section of heaven for the really really good catholics? It's not a contest. There is no reward for being a better catholic.
We are all Christians and if splitting time between catholic/protestant churches is what's best for his family then that's what he should do. Our reward is heaven and you don't have to be catholic to get there.
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Would you get castrated if it meant you'd live longer?

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He said he attends her church regularly, but she's only been to Mass with him once

Ah ok I didn't see that part.

Well, I still don't see why they can't alternate. One week at his church and one week at hers. Seems like the most simple of compromises and if they can't even bend that much for each other I'm afraid this marriage is doomed.
It can work if both of you are willing to compromise. Remember you're both Christian and when it comes to core values you have far more in common than not. Why can't y'all alternate churches?


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However, mass each Sunday is a must for me,


I'm sure there a lot more to the story but this one statement kinda sounds like you're the one unwilling to compromise.