Which Reminds Me

Yes, I vaguely remember being aware that you are in league with those great and mighty powers-that-be, Batman and Robin. And if I do not do what you want, or if I do anything that you don't like, you say that you will call my boss and complain about me and maybe have me fired, so that is a scary thing to hear. And what am I supposed to say in reply to that? Because I am not particularly interested, I have no particular reason to deliberately antagonize my boss's dear friend. But on the other hand, I do not particularly like to be hearing all of these intimidating threats from a dangerously powerful person who is obviously not my friend. Needless to say. Obviously.

Which Reminds Me

Yes, which reminds me that I might plead guilty to one thing, but not to all of those other things that I never said and never happened. Somebody else's police report perhaps got mixed up with mine.

Which Reminds Me

Yes, and I never said that I thought that word meant that, that was just the Bobby's idiotic nonsense running me over like a lawnmower, and when do I get a chance to double-check on this matter? What book could I read to elucidate this point? I resent being dumped in a bucket with those little brats. When do I ever get a chance to be rid of them?

Which Reminds Me

Yes, really, nobody cares that much whether your first language was Portuguese or Swahili or whatever. Mr. Wycliffe will assign you a language and then you will translate the entire Bible into that language, it really does not matter which language, as long as the Bible is available to all speakers of every language. The Lord loves everybody. I think that what Wycliffe does is a cool ministry if that is what you are into.

WIKIPEDIA says:

As of September 2023, translations of either portions of the Bible, the New Testament, or the whole Bible exist in over 3,658 of the 7,394 languages used on Earth. Wycliffe has translated the Bible into more than 700 languages. 

 

Which Reminds Me

Yes, why does not God heal all people? Barbara Miller (or Mitchell} wanted to discuss this question, and then the conversation went into the book of Job, and it just gets too deep for me, a deep subject for shallow minds as I have been known to say, by my back-stabbing "friends." Enough about Barbara Miller from Jackson, Mississippi. Some people just want to argue for the sake of arguing, not because they are listening to anything that we would be saying about that. You could ask my Mom what she said about that.

I cannot quite see, I have not really heard whatever happened later to Barbara Mitchell after she returned to the U.S. in 1975. She would come to our house and make me translate the newspaper from Spanish to English.

Which Reminds Me

Yes, I have every right to remove my name from the list of nominees because, anyway, I cannot think of anything more boring and uninteresting than participating in your private insider "election" joke, whatever that meant.

Which Reminds Me

Yes, that was really quite immature of me to get all weirded out over the silly antics of some elected 9th grader. Looking back, I don't remember why I did that. It just did not matter. If I had not fallen for that trap, it might have been easier to leave, but I am still leaving. There is no great reason to oppose elections theoretically speaking. Democracy requires elections. however messy that might get. No one with even half a brain is ever going to object to elections that are an essential part of the democratic process, so I do not quite see why you are beating on a dead horse.