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Banning things! Oh this is how the fun always begins.

All my favorite scenes are from 1970's British Comedies and the Eddie Murphy film Coming to America. Drama wise, this scene always kills me.

So you don't believe there is punishment and judgment for evil?

Oh indeed ours is a merciful God. He saved you, a former occultist. He saved the Apostle Paul who had Christians executed. But God doesn't save everybody and he still executes judgment in this life and the next. The New Testament is replete with it. We cannot recognize grace without...

The Scriptures are ultimately a source of comfort, but the implications for our country are uncomfortable indeed. As much as God wishes to save the lost, He has a way of decimating a people who turn their back on his law as well. America is not immune from judgment. He's judged us before.

Paul McCartney and the Wings were a better band than the Beatles. Thanks for breaking them up, Yoko.

It has to be your opinion. That's how this game is played. :ROFL:

If you consider it chocolate, yes.

With ham and barbecue sauce, it's up there. I don't understand why the internet picked up on it two years ago. It's been a popular topping for longer than that.

I have no clue how unpopular/popular it is. It's very artistic though.

Same for the Buffalo Bills

Seriously, why you would order mushrooms on a pizza, I'll never know. They are close to tasteless and the texture is ooky.

Post and discuss them here! The more unpopular the better. Ex 1) I hate mushrooms. I think only gnomes should eat them. Ex 2) Red, white, and blue is too common on political yard signs. Ex 3) Both Meet the Parents and its sequel are too banal to be funny.

Nothing like a little peer pressure.

See! All the cool kids have a bike.

What worked for me was cycling. I like to mountain bike. It's done wonders. Clear mind. Firm legs.

Lutes bring all the blonde Lithuanian honeys to the yard.

I'd throw in another art or physical hobby of some kind. Something that keeps your body moving or your imagination rolling.

Part of it is the pattern of settlement in the US. The differences reverberate from the 1600's to our day. I spent a lot of my early child in New York State. While I have not a lick of Dutch blood in me, the colonial Dutch left a cultural legacy I happen to share in.