I've gotten some amusing comments @ the gym, but this took the cake

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i guess SB isnt the chosen one afterall lololo

And Im sure she said it in a totally non sectual way too hahahahhah

 

[nefertiti]

^^^^ and some people have a different way of talking about religious areas. An anointing wouldn't be something that I would say, but a "calling", that is more what is heard. Did she mention what church she went to? That may give you some insite.... she sounds cool to me.

We talked about that. She actually has been to my church and loves it, but she spends more of her time at a more charismatic church....she's one of those dance in the isles types, which is adorable to me because she's this nice mom looking blond lady.

 

[jnevin]

It's a little over the top with the god stuff, or would be for someone like me, but I'd say it's a badass compliment.

 

[lartinos]

I saw that to you here all the time, u never make a thread. DAmn you.

Okay i don't. Prolly lartinos in drag.

c

 

[mrplunkey]

The "God must have a plan for you" lead-in is a common way to begin religious recruiting (often centered around a particular skill or gift someone has). I don't know about other denominations, but it's been a commonly-trained technique in the Church of Christ since at least the early 1980's.

And I'm not demeaning the approach at all. It's definitely smoother than saying: "Let me convert you to my religion" or "You're going to hell if you don't listen to me."

 

[-SD-]

The "God must have a plan for you" lead-in is a common way to begin religious recruiting (often centered around a particular skill or gift someone has). I don't know about other denominations, but it's been a commonly-trained technique in the Church of Christ since at least the early 1980's.

And I'm not demeaning the approach at all. It's definitely smoother than saying: "Let me convert you to my religion" or "You're going to hell if you don't listen to me."

In Amway if you recruit 100 associates you get an all natural pot smoke turbine drive lexus for making it to executive grand diamond level

 

[nefertiti]

The "God must have a plan for you" lead-in is a common way to begin religious recruiting (often centered around a particular skill or gift someone has). I don't know about other denominations, but it's been a commonly-trained technique in the Church of Christ since at least the early 1980's.

And I'm not demeaning the approach at all. It's definitely smoother than saying: "Let me convert you to my religion" or "You're going to hell if you don't listen to me."

Well, there's nothing for her to single me out specifically to need that kind of conversion. I'm pretty solid with the God fella at the moment.

Plus, I actually saw her get goosebumps as she was telling me this...so for what it was worth, I believe she was being genuine.

 

[mrplunkey]

In Amway if you recruit 100 associates you get an all natural pot smoke turbine drive lexus for making it to executive grand diamond level

Yet all that worth means nothing due to the massive inflation under Reagan.

 

[trex74]

I had some random guy on the street stop me and tell me he liked my aura- now that was bizarre. Your lady doesn't sound that cracked.

 

[ricco561]

I had some random guy on the street stop me and tell me he liked my aura- now that was bizarre. Your lady doesn't sound that cracked.

I like your aura.
Not in a sechual way.