Hmmmmm? I suppose any religion can be dangerous when you waltz on over into dumbassism.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/25803777/?GT1=43001

Wait, they are lesbians! Are they acceptable? Do we accept them around here? Who has the list? Larry you have the list? You have been hording the damn brain cell so you must have the list. Are Lesbians alright? Can we tolerate those people?

Speaking strickly as a lesbian trapped in a mans body......I think so?

wait a minute...
you're asking Larry... Front half of Larnie... a pink tu-tu wearin' hockey player with unresolved issues of dumbassism, if we're too moral to accept lesbians???


hell, it's a wonder they accept US!

(or was I supposed to say, "bring 'em on!" ??)

A waste? to whom? dominant males?
I think they are a blessing to each other and to all of us through their music!

Leo, you are priceless!

[color=yellow]Don't any of us have real jobs If I got paid for the job I have, none of us would have jobs.[/color]

What's this thread about, anyway? I forgot.

When I was about 8 years, old, there was a horrible row--my Southern Baptist grandmother was furious with my mother for condemning me to hell by letting me wear slacks and chew gum. Seriously. But that woman could COOK. And all the veggies came from her garden; lots of butter on 'em, too. YUMMMM... But yeah, when I started reading about Jewish moms and guilt, I thought, what's the big deal? My mom has 'em beat by a mile! Southern Baptists make you feel guilty for breathing, just about.

I got the best of two worlds--though raised Southern Baptist in Fort Worth, our part of town was mostly Jewish--three of 20 or 25 in my second-grade class were Christian. I got to eat all the great food at my friends' houses, and trade lunches at school. They actually WANTED my white bread and bologna or ham, especially during Passover; I got the best of those deals! If I thought it existed, I'd worry that we're all headed for hell for trading lunches AND chewing gum.

Thanks, I'll take my latkes extra-crisp and with sour cream. And made by a Jewish lesbian grandmother from Pecos, Texas.

Please correct me if I'm wrong but as you sort of said, Arnie, it would seem to me that for a lot of jews being Jewish is more of a heritage than a religion. Religion being one's relationship with God and heritage being a relationship with people.

Adding the apple sauce is good. I like it with apple sauce and sour cream and I tend to eat the edges before the middle (I will skip the middle sometimes if plenty of edges are around!)

Now on a more serious note about Israel is a post from a lady who has been to Israel 5 times since 2005.

http://www.wearewideawake.org/index.php ... Itemid=200

It is today appartaid, with all its walls cutting Families off from city stuff.

Wait a minute here, I thought you said you're an atheist! Is this one of those conditional things?

Are you messin' with me? I think your messin' with me!