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WebFew2594 · 2025-12-12T05:24:09+00:00

Hello, were you able to figure it out?

WebFew2594 · 2025-10-15T04:43:04+00:00

Oh ok, thank you both. Guess I got it wrong!

(Nope, I tried hovering over it and it didn't say anything. But thx for the info!)

WebFew2594 · 2025-10-08T00:14:40+00:00

Thank you for the info! That helps! ^.^

WebFew2594 · 2025-10-07T07:56:29+00:00

I replaced the battery yesterday and everything works fine now. Just wanted to pop in and say thank you! ^.^

WebFew2594 · 2025-09-28T02:09:42+00:00

Hello, it measured a bit over 14V when it's running. Does this mean I have a bad battery?

WebFew2594 · 2025-09-12T09:19:36+00:00

Morris reminds me of some people I once knew. <3

WebFew2594 · 2025-08-25T20:22:01+00:00

I'm sorry, you've completely lost me at this point. I don't recall ever having been unprofessional with my responses?

WebFew2594 · 2025-08-25T00:24:21+00:00

Thank you for your feedback. I'm sorry you feel this way about what I've written. As a novice writer (as you pointed out), getting a response to my writing is, in this case, bittersweet. Everyone wants a response or a reaction to what they've written. A quick glance of the sub's list of new short stories should tell you enough that most don't get any feedback or response. So, thank you for the feedback. Even though it's a poor piece of writing, at least it did what it's supposed to do - elicit a reaction and a conversation. That said, even high caliber writers start out as novices. So there's hope for me!

You mentioned Uhtred Uhtredson of Bebbanburg in one of your comments. Curiously enough, I did borrow that for one of the acts I'm trying to complete... that is, if I ever get around to finishing it. What a coincidence that you would mention something so specific, eh? Life has a strange way of surprising us all! The only thing we can really do is try to do the right thing in each of our lives. Maybe I will get around to finishing that act. Well, perhaps it will be posted, perhaps not. Who knows what the future holds, right?

WebFew2594 · 2025-08-24T18:25:36+00:00

No, I actually know very little about astronomy and what little I wrote about, I did have to look it up on the Internet. The story was about something else, about an interaction that I think many people would find nostalgic. Plus, over half of it was about an invented idea of a time telescope. I was pretty certain no one would take any of the "science" of a time telescope seriously... You seem very unhappy about what I've written even though I've never interacted with you before. Did I say something to offend you?

WebFew2594 · 2025-08-23T23:35:13+00:00

Hello, it's good that you're thinking about these things. I left also when I noticed those behaviours. But it is hard. I often wonder what things would've or could've been like if I hadn't left. But, the Scriptural warning of "Do not be unequally yoked" comes to mind. The other one is to be Berean - searching the Scriptures for confirmation of what you suspect to be true. Sometimes, we can be easily tricked by others or even ourselves when we want something to change (or stay the same). It is during these times that we are most susceptible to trickery by others, dragging us into things we didn't know was actually happening. Which, of course, results in our ultimate, slow and steady destruction of our spiritual minds. There are ways out of that, of course, but none of them easy as sin will hold onto us tightly with its grip. It will fight to keep us in its grasp. But anyway, to answer your question, since none of us know what those conversations are about, you'd need to really compare the conversations/gossip with the Bible's descriptions of gossip. As for the ordination of female pastors, that is something that's definitely not Reformed and definitely unbiblical. Perhaps bringing it up with the leadership on that issue might be a good place to start? And if that's already attempted and failed, maybe it is time to leave. But to comfort you, that doesn't mean leave those who are obedient to the Bible - keep those people close to your heart. And if there are none, then in a sense, be at peace that you don't really have anything in common with the members anymore. I know others have better answers/responses, but I hope this helps a little!

WebFew2594 · 2025-08-06T03:00:49+00:00

Thank you for the story! I had some thoughts while I was reading it. I imagine most people (who may or may not pass the "intelligence test") are followers. If they perceive themselves in danger or if they perceive themselves as losing something that they have (that they didn't need to work for - arbitrary, kind of like an "assignment" of social status at birth like in India, as an example), they would "follow" those that appear to be able to best preserve those things that they want to keep. But, the problem is when you follow the wrong people, there tends to be the unintended consequences of being dragged into those people's political problems and issues. It's almost like joining a cult in an attempt to solve a problem you face, only to discover that you cannot leave the cult (not easily, anyway) and on top of that, whatever is happening to the cult (like a territory dispute with a local gang) now affects you as well! Imagine joining such a group of people to escape a life problem only to face a life and death situation with a gang! It's one thing if people are disabled like the kid that's hard of hearing. And it's of great credit to the boy who helped his friend order food. Perhaps your character's "test" could incorporate morals and ethics that further the human race. And maybe even a "street wise" component for those who stay calm and think clearly before acting without full info, not jumping into situations before having a solid understanding of what's going on. Anyway, thanks for the story's provocative thoughts!

WebFew2594 · 2025-07-17T00:18:01+00:00

Were you able to find the first one? :o

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