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Re: Preacher's Kids : How Bad Are They?
« Reply #20 on: June 06, 2010, 11:04:11 PM »
at 19 you don't care.  She could bounce and do hip rotations at the same time on top.  she was a real freak.
Beg to differ. At 19 I came up with the "FQ13 No Crazy People Rule". She was attractive, willing and intelligent. We got back to my dorm room, and things went well, until she started chanting something about "I am the moon, I am the Moon etc". Long story short, I DO have the will power to kick a naked woman out of my bed with nothing improper having happened. ;) Life is too short and too precious to go to sleep next to a crazy person.
FQ13 who is a sadder and wiser man ;D  

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Re: Preacher's Kids : How Bad Are They?
« Reply #21 on: June 06, 2010, 11:48:19 PM »
My older brother was raised by my grandparents, who were BOTH Full Gospel preachers. He told me he threw parties or had girls over every time they went out of town for a mission trip. How he got away with it in a small town, I don't know... Except there was that time they came home early.......








I can't blame him..... I'd probably have done the same thing. ;D
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Re: Preacher's Kids : How Bad Are They?
« Reply #22 on: June 07, 2010, 12:47:09 AM »
Beg to differ. At 19 I came up with the "FQ13 No Crazy People Rule". She was attractive, willing and intelligent. We got back to my dorm room, and things went well, until she started chanting something about "I am the moon, I am the Moon etc". Long story short, I DO have the will power to kick a naked woman out of my bed with nothing improper having happened. ;) Life is too short and too precious to go to sleep next to a crazy person.
FQ13 who is a sadder and wiser man ;D  


she was not that crazy
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Re: Preacher's Kids : How Bad Are They?
« Reply #23 on: June 07, 2010, 02:16:48 AM »
Actually, my sister and I were never rebellous.  We moved enough where trying to fit in with the cool crowd just wasn't very appealing.  The first cigar I had was at a buddies bachelors party.  Which consisted of going to the range, playing poker with chips (none of us gamble), watched a couple movies drank alot of pop and were ready to call it a night at 2200 of course we started at 1000
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Re: Preacher's Kids : How Bad Are They?
« Reply #24 on: June 07, 2010, 07:54:35 AM »
PKs grow up with a fine understanding of sin.  And, they know that forgiveness is divine.  They know instinctively, that before you can experience forgiveness for sin, you just gotta commit the freakin' sin.  Since forgiveness is the best/only way to get to heaven the experience can be truly divine.

Offered for your thoughts by Crusader, who can attest to the above, and continues to give thanks for Preacher's Daughters and the life experiences (and need for forgiveness) thay were willing to share. ;D ;)
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Re: Preacher's Kids : How Bad Are They?
« Reply #25 on: June 07, 2010, 10:10:42 AM »
Who shows better character, some one who, having indulged, chooses not to, or some one who just does as they are told with out any other "research" ?

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Re: Peacher's Kids : How Bad Are They?
« Reply #26 on: June 07, 2010, 04:58:10 PM »
They grow better peaches in Texas. Fredricksburg to be precise.
FQ13

You haven't eaten a peach until you've eaten a Freestone Peach from Fairfield, TX....heavenly stuff....  ;D

PKs grow up with a fine understanding of sin.  And, they know that forgiveness is divine.  They know instinctively, that before you can experience forgiveness for sin, you just gotta commit the freakin' sin.  Since forgiveness is the best/only way to get to heaven the experience can be truly divine.


Guess I'm destined for sainthood, then....  8)
Why, yes....I'm the right-wing extremist Obama warned you about... ;D

I just wish Texas was as free and independent as everyone thinks it is...   :'(

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Re: Preacher's Kids : How Bad Are They?
« Reply #27 on: June 07, 2010, 05:11:38 PM »
Beg to differ. At 19 I came up with the "FQ13 No Crazy People Rule". She was attractive, willing and intelligent. We got back to my dorm room, and things went well, until she started chanting something about "I am the moon, I am the Moon etc". Long story short, I DO have the will power to kick a naked woman out of my bed with nothing improper having happened. ;) Life is too short and too precious to go to sleep next to a crazy person.FQ13 who is a sadder and wiser man ;D  

For some reason when I was younger these were the type that seemed to be most attracted to me.  Some were certifiable.  Sort of gets you questioning your own sensibilities.
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Re: Preacher's Kids : How Bad Are They?
« Reply #28 on: June 07, 2010, 05:33:33 PM »
Who shows better character, some one who, having indulged, chooses not to, or some one who just does as they are told with out any other "research" ?
Depends on your definition of research.  Is it better to learn by someone elses bad decisions or learn on your own and have 1. scars 2. a rap sheet 3. end killing someone  4. killing yourself.

While I'd never claim I'm all that pius, seeing and hearing all the heartache booze caused families in the church made it an easier decision not to.  I tend to believe let others be the destructive ones...I have no regrets never getting drunk. 
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