PyroManiac: Enjoying a break from blogging

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29 December 2005

Enjoying a break from blogging

Thanks for your patience. I'll be back with some Spurgeon on Monday, and back to our regularly scheduled programing around Tuesday or Wednesday.

15 Comments:

wordsmith:: Isn't that solar reflector supposed to be used to cook hotdogs at a campout, instead of fry one's face?; 5:14 AM, December 30, 2005
Daniel:: Get some rest Phil - though I suspect the hiatus is related to duty - either way, rest in the Lord!; 6:08 AM, December 30, 2005
Libbie:: Is this where we start talking about paleontology?; 9:43 AM, December 30, 2005
LeeC:: Only as it relates to pterydactils I believe Libbie.

Speaking of which, did you know that Ken Ham and Answers in Genesis is going to be at Phils' church Jan. 6th and 7th?

Last time I saw Ken speak was 4 years ago I'm really looking forward to going!; 10:05 AM, December 30, 2005
Doug:: Is this where we start talking about Smerodactyls again?; 12:27 PM, December 30, 2005
Doug:: Hey, let's try to get the comments over 300 this time!!!!; 12:28 PM, December 30, 2005
CuriousSaint:: First time on the site (with an account that is). Good to be here and look forward to joining in on your conversations. Phil...looking forward to another Shepherd's Conference this year!!; 1:24 PM, December 30, 2005
ajlin:: mrcleanx said:

"Good to be here and look forward to joining in on your conversations."

-You wouldn't have said that if you understood the ridiculous 300+ comment conversation centering on Smerodactyls that's about to occur before Mr. Johnson returns. :); 3:46 PM, December 30, 2005
FreeGoodNews.com:: Nice photo, but it looks like you got enough sun already! ;-)

...Bernie
http://fgn.typepad.com/; 7:12 PM, December 30, 2005
Denise:: Enjoy the break! Thank you so much for your posts, I really do enjoy them and appreciate all the time you put into them.

Your biggest fan at WTS!; 11:02 PM, December 30, 2005
Robert:: Only baby and dwarf pterodactyls were on the ark. John Woodmorappe said so. Really!; 12:05 PM, December 31, 2005
bluecollar:: Trivia question: Who was it that originally brought up the subject of pterodactyls the last time Pyro took some time off?; 6:21 PM, December 31, 2005
Searaptor:: Since I have not been reading this blog long, I will ask: What is/are a Smerodactyls?; 8:30 PM, December 31, 2005
ajlin:: bluecollar and searaptor-
ask marc heinrich.; 11:26 PM, December 31, 2005
Fred Butler:: This is completely irrelevant to this post, and you may even know this Phil, but I was in Costco the other day with the family and noticed the first season of the Rockford Files was out on glorious DVD. My thoughts went immediately to you.

Fred; 12:30 PM, January 02, 2006

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"If you want proof positive of what a sexist male chauvinist pig Phil Johnson truly is, he actually thinks that women are capable of speaking for themselves. That women donâ€™t need an air-brushed, PC-sensitized male—if â€œmaleâ€� is the operative word here—to rush in with the smelling salts in case some fainting violet were to swoon at the sight of an old comic book cover. . . .
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29 December 2005

Enjoying a break from blogging

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