@Mohdada Lol ... this is so funny ... I was just at the grocery store and I picked up some Gatorade and I wondered what the Nigerian equivalent was ... I thought lucozade 🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️... they happened to have some in that grocery store but it was 4 times the price of Gatorade 😳😳😳
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@gechife I love this conversation / thread ...it also works in reverse ... I’m tired of certain married couples explaining my life circumstances when none of them knows what it’s like to be single in your 40s
I don’t know who needs to hear this but the "X" in “Xmas” comes from the first letter in the Greek word Χριστός or “Christ” in English.
It��s not, um, an attempt to erase Christ from Christmas...
Books are in the holy shape. They are silent, and yet they speak directly into the imagination. You can burn them, but they are more powerful than fire. #See#SEEatv
@Gladwell I’m totally enjoying listening to talking to strangers, I think there may be a minor mistake in the narration at time mark 6:23 .. you say Chandler and Rachel instead of chandler and Monica...sorry I’m a huge friends fan ... lol
When I was a teenager, pride parades were a symbol of rebellion toward God. Now, in my 30s, I realize they are prophetic: imagining and enacting a world of radical inclusion and belonging. I just wasn't ready back then to accept the scandalous love of God.
A person who says, "I'm sorry you feel that way" is subtly suggesting that your feelings are not based in reality.
The "apologizer" is unwilling to concede he/she did anything wrong and therefore argues that the fault lies with you for feeling wronged.