Written by Lincoln Adams on
July 29, 2007 |
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Blogging
Today marks the one year anniversary of the Habitation of Justice. I should say something profound, so here it is: The chocolate moose is not in season. If you can figure that out, let me know. :-D On a more serious note, as far as blogs go, this has been a pretty quiet year for…
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So I’m idling by the traffic light, A/C cranked to the max, Phil Collins blasting through the speakers, and I’m watching this guy in front of me driving a brand spanking new Mustang GT, with a very obvious manual transmission, this I knew because it was rolling back towards me while the idiot was chatting…
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Written by Lincoln Adams on
July 25, 2007 |
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My Job
“We’re getting new computers!” Mick rubbed his hands together, barely able to contain his boyish glee. “It’s about fricking time,” I said. We had been due for a major revamp of our network for the longest time now. In fact we were still using terminals that were older than me for our work here. The…
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“Linkie?” “Yeah, Karen?” Karen was a co-worker of mine who worked in our firearms division. I’ve had a thing for her ever since she started working here…that is, until she passed me up and married another co-worker last January. Of course. “Do you know what band sang the song with the line ‘broken wings’ in…
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Written by Lincoln Adams on
July 19, 2007 |
Filed Under:
My Job
I’m beginning to think the people I work with here are complete morons. To protest the insanity and corruption of this place, I decided to wear my badge upside down. It was just the sort of thing that would earn me a quick reprimand, but I didn’t care. I wanted to make a statement. Only…
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Calvinism: Reducing Salvation to Car Insurance
Filed Under: Christianity
Source: Tominthebox News Network This image, originally meant as a subtle dig at Ergun Caner, instead beautifully illustrates the fallacy of “Reformed” theology, at least to me. The “Not Available to Certain Individuals” quote especially was priceless. By the way, I don’t know who Caner is, but the fact that he recently preached on TBN…
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