I don't think either should be showing on a public forum.Honestly, would you think the same thing, if instead of a man's greasy, hairy boiler, it was a pregnant lady's tummy? It looks almost exactly the same to me, and I'm not offended by either.
By the way, that post was supposed to end in a " ? " ---I'll fix it.
I'm glad you're not sexist. :e4e:
It's a belly. A gut. And the whole franchise, Randy is shirtless, in every scene. It's hilarious.You mean it isn't?
How about at the beach?
You'd laugh at how many times other characters try to get Randy to put a shirt on. Once, Mr. Lahey even reveals, "He doesn't even wear a shirt in the winter." :chuckle:
No, I was validly baptized (according to Rome, in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, and with water) by someone else. One must be received into the Catholic Church to be a Text 837 Catholic (see link); I am but a Text 838 Catholic.
No, I was validly baptized (according to Rome, in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, and with water) by someone else. One must be received into the Catholic Church to be a Text 837 Catholic (see link); I am but a Text 838 Catholic.
http://www.vatican.va/archive/ccc_css/archive/catechism/p123a9p3.htm#837
The latter.
Didn't.
I wouldn't call myself that, though I go to mass as frequently as possible, though I do not celebrate the Eucharist, as it would be illicit, plus the dire warning that Paul gives in Scripture to do not eat and drink the Lord's Supper unworthily.
I once a long time ago on this forum identified as a Catholic, but was roundly corrected on thinking that I could just be a Catholic like how someone can be a Presbyterian or a Baptist. You have to actually be received into the Catholic Church to be what we mean by "Catholic" (Text 837), and I have not. I want to be received into the Church, but I want to do it all together with my family.
The latter.
Didn't.
I wouldn't call myself that, though I go to mass as frequently as possible, though I do not celebrate the Eucharist, as it would be illicit, plus the dire warning that Paul gives in Scripture to do not eat and drink the Lord's Supper unworthily.
I once a long time ago on this forum identified as a Catholic, but was roundly corrected on thinking that I could just be a Catholic like how someone can be a Presbyterian or a Baptist. You have to actually be received into the Catholic Church to be what we mean by "Catholic" (Text 837), and I have not. I want to be received into the Church, but I want to do it all together with my family.
Shalom.
I didn't lie to you. I said I wasn't Catholic. I'm not Catholic.
Shalom.