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Stephanie replied to DocMike's discussion Friends and lovers in bible-land... in the group Refugees from the Bible Belt
"I, in general, don't have a whole lot of really great friends because I can't find anyone who has a personality that fits with mine. It usually ends up that I just don't click with people that often. I did meet my best friend about 4…"
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Stephanie replied to Stephanie's discussion Sunday Alcohol Sales in the group South Carolina Atheists
"It's a silly law and it made me feel ridiculous to not be able to buy an article of clothing because it wasn't 'essential' under the blue laws. The places that are allowed to sell alcohol on Sundays have to pay a HUGE amount to…"
Stephanie commented on Heather The Heathen's group South Carolina Atheists
"My husband and I are planning on having children and how to teach religion is a strange thing for us. Both of our parents are religious, but not church goers. We want them to know about all of the different religions, but not feel forced to join one…"
AlexU replied to Stephanie's discussion Sunday Alcohol Sales in the group South Carolina Atheists
"It is certainly a religious thing. It is a case of "protect the faithful from their temptations, oh yeah, and everyone else too".
I actually went to a grocery store one Sunday recently and was going to buy some beer, and when I went to…"
Stephanie replied to mxyzptlk's discussion 100 Members and What to Discuss? in the group Humane Atheists
"Me too! I read it through once and then I went back and re-read sections that pertained to me and how I could better train my dogs. I love animal behavior. My trainer teaches a class at the local college about dog behavior and I wanted to attend,…"
Stephanie replied to mxyzptlk's discussion 100 Members and What to Discuss? in the group Humane Atheists
"So strange, your story. I was around 9 years old and a my dad brought home a feral kitten, born to a mom cat in a warehouse. The kitten had no tail and his back legs were stiff so he kind of hopped everywhere. We tried to make him an indoor cat, but…"
Stephanie replied to Mike Hein's discussion More on the "I Believe" License plates in the group South Carolina Atheists
"Sure, you can put whatever you want to put on your car. That's why they have bumper stickers for sale.
Or they can go through the same process the people who got the "In Reason" plates did. They're just trying to make a…"
Judith Bandsma replied to Stephanie's discussion Sunday Alcohol Sales in the group South Carolina Atheists
"Greenville is not a tourist spot so the blue laws are enforced. If you go to Charleston, Myrtle Beach, Hilton Head, etc, you will find a whole other 'world' so to speak. It is hypocrisy at it's highest form. If a place can bring in…"
bryan replied to Stephanie's discussion Sunday Alcohol Sales in the group South Carolina Atheists
"Thanks Mike.
Not to say that the rational side rules here, but it was a win nonetheless.
I'm not so sure that the win against McLeroy's side was as decisive as scientific fact should have had it, once all the dust settled. Still, it is a…"
Mike Hein replied to Stephanie's discussion Sunday Alcohol Sales in the group South Carolina Atheists
"Well congrats on that! The rational side wins one...you folks in Texas have a couple of wins in a row actually after Board of Ed. dipshit, McLeroy, lost out on that 'teaching the flaws in evolutionary theory' case last month."
bryan replied to Stephanie's discussion Sunday Alcohol Sales in the group South Carolina Atheists
"Hey, y'all!
Greetings from Lubbock, where we finally did allow offpremise alcohol sales in our city limits in last Saturday's election. Technically, we had a small wet precinct outside of the city limits that's sold alcohol and held…"
Stephanie replied to Stephanie's discussion Sunday Alcohol Sales in the group South Carolina Atheists
"Yeah, we enjoy a drink on the weekends, so we usually grab a 6 pack on Fridays. Either that or we go to Barley's in downtown Greenville. Nothing's better than a pitcher of Dead Guy with a spinach salad and friends."
Mike Hein replied to Stephanie's discussion Sunday Alcohol Sales in the group South Carolina Atheists
"I like your style! Living in the ass end of T.R. means that if I HAVEN'T planned for Sunday, I have 1/2 drive or more to find a drink. Very inconvenient."
Comment Wall (9 comments)
- At 7:34pm on April 28, 2009,
Leslee Love said… - Oh, and welcome to the nexus!! A great place for like minds...
- At 7:33pm on April 28, 2009, Leslee Love said…
- Hi Stephanie!! Thanks for joining Writer's Block! It's in its infancy, so bear with us!! Please feel free to add anything you'd like! It is just what its name suggests! A virtual place for writers to unite...a block of our own. I look forward to your discussions, comments, and anything else you'd like to add! And you're not too far from me! Yay, for us southern bible-belters breaking free!
- At 11:49am on March 28, 2009,
Cheryl said… - I just wanted to tell you that 2 of my 3 dogs are rescues. It is a great way to find a pet. There are too may good animals that are waiting to be adopted. There was a dog where I live that way found in a dumpster that survived. Though it lost most of both the ears to frostbite. It was also malnurished. This story made national news. When it gets healthy it will be up for adoption. There is already about 40 people that want to adopt the dog. I get so sick when I hear these stories. I think the lady who did this should be thrown in a dumpster in the cold! Here is a link about the dog if your interested.
http://www.upnorthlive.com/news/story.aspx?id=272626
- At 10:43pm on March 10, 2009,
Vernon said… - Yeah, it's good to have a forum to talk to like-minded people in relation to religion and superstition.
- At 6:07pm on March 10, 2009,
Dr. Terence Meaden said… - Welcome to Atheist Nexus and the world of rational sense. We encourage you to join good groups, read the discussions and contribute if and when you want.
Terry Meaden
of the active group "ORIGINS: Universe, Life, Humankind, religion, Darwin..."
This busy group has fine discussion, good writing, about 100 science video clips including 10 recent Stanford University lectures on evolution. It seeks to understand the mysteries of the universe and how life and everything began.
- At 10:23pm on March 8, 2009,
cj the cynic said… - Welcome to the Nexus!
- At 9:03pm on March 8, 2009,
Dallas the Phallus said… - Thank you for joining HUMANE ATHEISTS. I look forward to your contributions. Be sure to select “follow” on the right hand side of the group page so that you are automatically notified of new posts.
- At 8:46pm on March 8, 2009, Vernon said…
- Welcome, Stephanie. Texas is also part of the Bible Belt and it is chocking me...
- At 8:38pm on March 8, 2009,
Rick Burnett said… - Did you rescue the huband also? lol
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