>> ^alcom:

Is is just me, or were the pews extremely quiet during this sermon?


They're Catholics. Half of them are dozing off, and the other half believe every word coming out of their priest's mouth.

I guess it's the Gospel Church that's considered more vocal.

>> ^xxovercastxx:

>> ^alcom:
Is is just me, or were the pews extremely quiet during this sermon?

In my Catholic experiences, the congregation is expected to keep totally silent except for during specific rituals.
This doesn't look like a typical Catholic church, though: the priest is wearing short sleeves, the walls are sheetrocked, fluorescent lighting, a frickin projector. It's awfully modern looking.

>> ^alcom:

Is is just me, or were the pews extremely quiet during this sermon?


In my Catholic experiences, the congregation is expected to keep totally silent except for during specific rituals.

This doesn't look like a typical Catholic church, though: the priest is wearing short sleeves, the walls are sheetrocked, fluorescent lighting, a frickin projector. It's awfully modern looking.

Is is just me, or were the pews extremely quiet during this sermon?

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they're right. sarcastic impunity is the essence of French.>> ^Diogenes:

trying to speak french as a foreign language in france is incredibly frustrating
no matter how much you've studied and practiced, your best efforts are met with, at best, disdain (no that's not a stereotype) - heh heh
my french friends used to hassle me about my terrible accent so much that one day i got fed up and decided i'd just go over the top and attempt to mock them with an exaggerated "pepe le pew" accent...
to my amazement and disgust, they complimented me sincerely on how much my french was improving

trying to speak french as a foreign language in france is incredibly frustrating

no matter how much you've studied and practiced, your best efforts are met with, at best, disdain (no that's not a stereotype) - heh heh

my french friends used to hassle me about my terrible accent so much that one day i got fed up and decided i'd just go over the top and attempt to mock them with an exaggerated "pepe le pew" accent...

to my amazement and disgust, they complimented me sincerely on how much my french was improving

The Music Theatre of Idaho production features Erick Pew as the crabby Scrooge In this theater the dialogues are including the christmas quotes and Love quotes.

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Illegals can get anything here: food stamps, welfare, fake IDs, tuition.

Illegal Immigrants Are Voting in American Elections

In 2005, the U.S. Government Accountability Office found that up to 3 percent of the 30,000 individuals called for jury duty from voter registration rolls over a two-year period in just one U.S. district court were not U.S. citizens. While that may not seem like many, just 3 percent of registered voters would have been more than enough to provide the winning presiden­tial vote margin in Florida in 2000.


>> ^MycroftHomlz:

^can you provide a citation of a bona fide source to back that up? I think Pew Foundation did a study that said that voter fraud in the US is one the lowest in the world.

^can you provide a citation of a bona fide source to back that up? I think Pew Foundation did a study that said that voter fraud in the US is one the lowest in the world.

Just finished it after a marathon session last night. Think I ended up around 25 hours or so.

Overall I'd give the game an A-. It definitely wasn't as long as the original, but it really lived up to the spirit of the the first game.

*spoilers*
I was slightly disappointed in the ending. I think I may have bugged the final boss fight because I never took any damage once I got under the turrets and then used the code to deactivate the thingy with the chicks in it... after that it was just a matter of standing up by the chick till the glass broke... pew pew pew, "boss" dead... push all 4 buttons for achievement and watch similar movies. Just a slight let-down because the rest of the game was fantastic.
*spoilers*

What the game didn't have that I was hoping for:
UFO/Aliens like the original Area 51

According to a recent Pew survey, 10 percent of atheists pray and 21 percent believe in God.

http://vereloqui.blogspot.com/2008/06/pew-forum-21-percent-of-atheists.html

>> ^Drax:
You don't have to pray to be spiritual.. Believing we are in some way in tune with nature is a spiritual belief. That doesn't have to involve any praying.

Just to clarify the pew study I linked to.

The lone atheist:
"In 2007, Rep. Pete Stark (D-Calif.), a Unitarian who joined Congress in 1973, became the first and so far only member of Congress to publicly declare that he does not believe in a Supreme Being. He was re-elected in 2010."

In the study he was counted as "other faith" for being a Unitarian.

6 publicly unaffiliated religious types:
"Six members of the new Congress (about 1%) do not specify a religious affiliation, and no members describe themselves as unaffiliated."

I think it's safe to say those 6 members are witches.