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Aug. 22nd, 2005 12:51 amDanced on Friday. Went to a fellow Churchillian's wedding on Saturday. There are photos, but they were taken with a digital SLR, so you can tell exactly which hairs I missed when I shaved. I don't think anyone needs to see that, so I won't link to them. A good time was had by all.
Today, I bought the DVD of the first season of Scrubs and showed a couple to![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
scribb1e, who pronounced them hilarious and worryingly close to the mark (although thankfully the stuff about booting people who don't have insurance isn't true here).
Just finished my reply tonlj21 on the "God Hates Long Hair" thread. I found the MP3 of a sermon on the passage in question (which I remember hearing live, as it was preached at my old church several years ago). Though the preacher is not quite as hard line about hair as I am in my posting, he does sugges that God Hates Androgyny (which I recall was an evangelical bugbear at the time, no idea whether it still is) and reminds us that women were created as helpers for men and not vice versa. I felt sorry for the guy lumbered with preaching it, in fact, as I remember him being a nice person. Much like here, I'm amazed at how easy it is to get nice people to believe outrageous things about themselves.
Today, I bought the DVD of the first season of Scrubs and showed a couple to
scribb1e, who pronounced them hilarious and worryingly close to the mark (although thankfully the stuff about booting people who don't have insurance isn't true here).Just finished my reply to
nlj21 on the "God Hates Long Hair" thread. I found the MP3 of a sermon on the passage in question (which I remember hearing live, as it was preached at my old church several years ago). Though the preacher is not quite as hard line about hair as I am in my posting, he does sugges that God Hates Androgyny (which I recall was an evangelical bugbear at the time, no idea whether it still is) and reminds us that women were created as helpers for men and not vice versa. I felt sorry for the guy lumbered with preaching it, in fact, as I remember him being a nice person. Much like here, I'm amazed at how easy it is to get nice people to believe outrageous things about themselves.
