Comments

I am another guest, and if I knew you, I would bake you a cheesecake

Then again, I'm pretty faulty myself

Your response doesn't so much address my grievances, really rather just glossed over some very serious concerns prevalent to the future outlook of today's church. Can't have a walk with God based on feelings. You have to keep a stressfully high level of humble introspection where you yourself are concerned, and at the same time maintaining a stiff criticism of your own community. "To each his own" is the reason that the last hundred years has seen the American Christian community descend into an abyss of no accountability drowning in a sea of deceitful feelings! And guess who suffers the most: the people we should be helping to keep their heads above water both financially and emotionally. We're supposed to be a vessel for uncompromising morality, self-sacrifice, and compassion. "To each his own" hardly answers to that standard.

Holy idiot pie why would you a$$holes dislike the first comment right there? I just wanted to know if she had physical limitations you sack of smashed rat buttholes

Well, her eyes didn't change, which were gorgeous to begin with. Each others' eyes are the only thing a couple have after life tears you down for five decades of marriage. The eyes and the hands are all that ever matter.

American Christians are a different animal than the ones you meet worldwide. I never go to church anymore, I just spend time with Christians who give stuff away to help others. Churches in America gobble up untold hundreds of millions of dollars a year, and none of the poorer church members get fed or get their bills paid, who so desperately need it. Nah, the church up the street needs a $1.2 million sound system. Stop feeding these thieving megachurches. Make an impact on your own. People will notice.

So this is what happened to Ingrid Michaelson...Well, she's lost weight at least