Comments for Uncommon Sense

Comment on Sticky: Uncommon Sense Webcast – July 22, 2010 by TankGirl

TankGirl — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 20:52:37 +0000

Interesting choice of words in the last segment, you’d send your children over there. Well, I’m not sure how much stuff I can get you, but I’ll try my best to do something cool at least. Also, Gordy is just following a trend of all the other army guys, real men don’t dip!

Love you!

Comment on Uncommon Show Webcast – September 2, 2010 by TankGirl

TankGirl — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 05:43:26 +0000

Just thought I’d let you know that you played your favorite band at the end of your first segment and that I now have Christmas ideas to get you this year. Also, maneater would be a terrible song for Ann Coulter, how could you compare her to that? These Boots Are Made For Walking is a really good song though, I wouldn’t mind that being her song, I’d even go for Cherry Bomb. However I’d go for like a combination of Joan Jett, Heart and Blondie, I’m sure they’d make a killer chicks rock song.

Love you!

Comment on Uncommon Show Webcast – September 2, 2010 by Holly Shields

Holly Shields — Mon, 06 Sep 2010 16:37:23 +0000

Great show guys! Even if the Cleaner did hijack much of it. The Linus & Lucy song makes up for the previous poor music choice. Parson needs to brush up on his Peanuts, though.

Enjoyed the Cleaner’s retelling of his tumultuous first day of fifth grade. Sr. Maria Ann was just about the meanest woman ever. We used to make her so mad her face would turn purple.

Already looking forward to the election night show, should be a blast!

Comment on Uncommon Show Webcast – September 2, 2010 by davesteiger

davesteiger — Mon, 06 Sep 2010 01:07:59 +0000

I didn’t realize the extent of my (theological) rant until it was all over. The Parson was very kind in stepping back, and I do appreciate others finding it meaningful.

This subject bothers me at a deep level, mainly because it is duplicitous (even if sincerely approached) for a Believer to accept the notion that if he/she gives that God must (or will) be obligated to do something in return, if not more than what was originally “gifted.”

I believe that many are losing small fortunes while others buy larger jets, and that just drives me batty!

In retrospect we talked too much on this show (hopefully it was at least entertaining), and didn’t get to a lot of our topics, not the least of which was my newest most favoritest liberal professor. We’ll get to her next week, for sure!!

Thanks,

Cleaner…