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hmmm.
Is it possible that, in subscribing my aged hotmail account to a daily yoga list, I have also subscribed myself to a "quotes of Jesus" list?
I'd pass one of them on, but all 20-some of these quotes (I check this account like once a month) are unbelievably self-righteous with their yipping about unbelievers and parables. I hope these folk weren't trying to get converts with their email list, cause they make this Jesus dude look like a prat.
Also, I know I've said this before, but it frustrates me no end that every health-related internets thing that has ads anywhere near it invariably includes something where I can click and it will tell me that I 'should' weigh 110 lbs.
I'd pass one of them on, but all 20-some of these quotes (I check this account like once a month) are unbelievably self-righteous with their yipping about unbelievers and parables. I hope these folk weren't trying to get converts with their email list, cause they make this Jesus dude look like a prat.
Also, I know I've said this before, but it frustrates me no end that every health-related internets thing that has ads anywhere near it invariably includes something where I can click and it will tell me that I 'should' weigh 110 lbs.