Sorry Warrior, I missed your question until now, so I’m 4 months late in answering. No we never met at Starbucks because I’ve never been in a Starbucks. LOL… That’s right. I may be one of only five Americans who’ve never graced the threshold of a Starbucks. Other than that, I don’t believe we’ve ever met anywhere.

No it wasn’t me. I haven’t been inside a Starbucks since the 90s. Even then it was only a few times. Don’t care for it.

Did you and I once meet at a Starbucks?

I don’t have a scorecard, but isn’t the church’s won/loss record probably no better than 50-50? They’re really good at stretching things out endlessly and expensively, but at the end of that process they tend to either settle or get their asses handed to them by a judge or jury.

Food fail is supposed to be good faith…just for the record (damn typos)

It’s a situation that is likely to arise in any number of other interlocutory appeals, so having the appellate courts answer the question is helpful no matter which way they decide it.

I did already know that, but it’s become so hard for me to imagine now that I am so far removed from it.

Hey I still done good. lol

thanks

Their church won’t tell them anything more than a highly edited version of the case, and admitting to having heard the wog version of the trial would earn them an expensive round of sec checks. The surviving members have been well-trained to avoid entheta, although there are encourage signs that many of them are starting to rebel.