pilsnerpusher

144 at 5-3 is still overweight

Hueng Soro

Yep, God is Love.

The laws of nature are consistent with regard to what is valued and what is not. A lion will fight to protect his young. It’s nature’s way. The moment a new lion takes over a pride it will kill the cubs to eliminate future competition and induce fertility among the lioness’s. A lion is indifferent to a beetle. It plays no part in the lion’s natural need to survive and have its young survive. This is natural law.

But there’s a different, higher law that humans are tuned in to. If we behaved as the lion does to competitors it’s seen as immoral, evil.

Instead we find it virtuous to forgive enemies, to help the stranger. We feel freed and whole when we fulfill this desire. When Japanese women were hurling themselves to their deaths while clutching their children during WW2 US Marines pleaded with them not to do it and were deeply saddened and troubled by the deaths. Why? Where did these feelings come from? Certainly not nature… they run counter to natural law. It’s illogical. But our hearts sing when we give in to this illogical love. This illogical love wouldn’t seem to be a product of evolution as it would run counter to survival. So where does this love come from if not from nature?

The exoplanets mentioned earlier remind of the first technique used to detect them: by observing the wobble of a star caused by the mass of a planet revolving around it. I would argue that this illogical love that resides within us as truest truth is the wobble of God.

The best guess on the evolution of the pronghorn’s speed is that it came about to avoid the American Cheetah. The American Cheetah died out around 13,000 years ago and was larger (around 150 lbs) and not quite as fast as the African cheetah. Think of it as mix between a cougar and African cheetah. I believe read somewhere that it’s estimated top speed would have been around 55-60 mph.

I’ll say it again. When will you do an SD.kfz 231 6 rad?

Just kidding. I’m a huge fan of your work. But I also think the styling of that recon vehicle was sleek!

Yeah, that aspect is definitely tough.

My daughters (12 and 16) and I watched it together this summer. They loved it. So much so that my 16 year old came across the interstellar/‘39 mashup and now I randomly hear them say “Alexa, play ‘39 by Queen”

They’re not struggling at all. They’re growing. Enrollment has gone way up the last 2-3 years. They’re currently sitting at a total enrollment of around 6300 (up from around 4600). They also changed their name to Mississippi Christian University. I suspect the bottleneck for continued growth is space for more buildings.

Yeah, 25 years and 3 kids later that footswitch glitch made a good call.

Last season he was the pixie dust spreader at the Tilt-O-Whirl

Your mom’s method is the only way me and my family have ever made hobo packs. Massive amounts of ground beef with potatoes, carrots, onions with Tony’s and Worcestershire sauce double wrapped in aluminum foil on a camp fire. 40 minutes on coals then flip for 25 more minutes.

My boy is coming home from college this weekend and fall weather is here. May suggest hobo packs and smores for Saturday night.