Bag of Randomness
- I should have used generatus when I was using Twitter. If you can’t think of anything to update your account with, it will do it for you in a quirky fashion.
- After the Baylor noose and sign burning incident, this Baptist from Ethics Daily states that Baptists have to make strides in regards to race relations.
- When I was a kid reading was uncool, so the Harry Potter phenomenon was quite fascinating to me. Now there is a book series called Twilight that is all the rage with teenage girls and deals with vampires. I’m sure evangelical parents are trying to find a substitute for each, I remember how upset they were over the Smurfs and their black magic.
- Google is tracking flu trends. Link
- These ladies are stuck in the past. Link
- Looking for a side dish? How about broccoli and Cheetos.
- America’s healthiest grocery stores. Link
- I thought I was the only one annoyed by the Toyota commercials that has that “Saved By Zero” jingle, but there appears to be a big backlash over the campaign.
- I’m still surprised that Sarah Palin is still in the news.
- Tuesdays are a slow TV night, I should make that a reading night.
- I’m totally not interested in the Mavs.
- Same goes for the Stars.
- The Cowboys aren’t too far behind.
- When I got home I noticed there was a vile test tube looking thingy on all our neighborhood doors for a complimentary water test. I looked up the company and it appears this is their attempt to get our info to sell us a water filtration system. We ain’t falling for it.
- I think everytime I see Snoopy I smile.
- My favorite pizza, and this is probably a sin for real pizza lovers, is a thin crust peperoni cooked well done from Dominos.
- I don’t know how she does it, but WifeGeeding gets more beautiful inside and out every day I know her.
- There are a lot of you I would like to meet in person.
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Rev. Ed Young – Whoopie once a day for a week, but start on Sunday
God may have rested on the seventh day, but the Rev. Ed Young wants married couples to have sex all week long.
Once a day.
Beginning this Sunday.
The call to action will headline his sermon that day at Grapevine-based Fellowship Church. He plans to deliver his challenge while sitting on a bed.
“I won’t be dressed in pajamas,” the pastor says.
In these days of financial crisis, rampant divorce and debates over same-sex marriage, it’s time, he says, to turn the “whining” into “whoopee.”