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Old 16-06-2004, 09:02 PM
J Kolenovsky
 
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Default Is this a weed?

I don't want to see you go to hell. God is no repector of personalities
and will accept you as you are.
Like I mentioned once before to you, I think you are at the 'moment
before the miracle" stage. You know their are are many folks out there
who really are for you and would be appreciative of seeing a miracle in
your life because they do like you. Until that point occurs, they are
just going along with you. However, they do have your best interests at
heart. God, on the other hand, is waiting and has freedom fo you. The
difference between mercy and grace is that grace is "not deserving what
you get" and mercy is "not getting what you deserve". That proves out
God is no respector of personalities and available to all. Kinda hard to
judge someone who wants the best for you and who will freely give it. =



Cereus-validus wrote:
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Just as I suspected, Lazy Koveleski from the planet Houston, you are a =

born
again crackpot kook!!!!
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You wouldn't know a Solidago from that hole in your head.
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May God have pity on your sorry ass. Repent, you dumb mofo.
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"J Kolenovsky" wrote in message
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Joel Osteen has this for you:
http://www.lakewood.cc/sermon_listing.htm#
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Cereus-validus wrote:

That's Asteraceae and its definitely not a "Goldenrod" (Solidago).

Hey Lazy Koveleski from the planet Houston, is Solid ago the opposite=

of a
hollow ago?

The plant looks more like some sort of thistle and its almost in bloo=

m. If
Marky Mark just waits a few more days and takes another picture we wi=

ll
actually see the flowers and know for sure!!!!

"J Kolenovsky" wrote in message
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It looks like its in the Composite family and may be Solid ago,

http://www.funet.fi/pub/sci/bio/life...magnoliophyti=

na/magnoliopsida/asteraceae/solidago/

Mark Anderson wrote:

This year I used an American Meadow Midwest Wildflower mix for my
wildflower boxes. Some of the wildflowers in the box came back fro=

m
last
year. Usually I can recognize the typical weed (I.e. a local ugly =

plant
that shows up everywhere without being planted). This one plant I =

was
thinking of pulling about a month ago got huge broad leaves kind of=

like
a big dandelion. I let it grow and then it looked like it might be=

some
sort of big poppy. Now it has gotten huge and it doesn't look like=

a
poppy and it's taking up a lot of space in the box. I don't mind i=

f it
turns into something nice but if it's just a nasty common weed I

probably
should get it out of there.

Does anyone have an idea of what this is?

http://www.brandylion.com/images/weed.jpg

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