lol talking to "god."
I'm too lazy to read all of this, but damn, looks like ploto straight up pimp smacked angel_luv.
DoK, I vote all of the above![]()
lol talking to "god."
I'm too lazy to read all of this, but damn, looks like ploto straight up pimp smacked angel_luv.
Since someone bumped this, I will add this list I recently made.
Things I learned as a Simon Mall Employee at Rolling Oaks Mall:
I Learned:
1)How to be an “Always-On-My- Toes” professional.
2)How to answer the same question multiple ways while still getting the necessary information across to the person inquiring.
3)How to multi-task and still complete every task in an excellent manner.
4)More than I ever expected to know about gift cards.
5)To take charge.
6)How to function effectively as a vital part of a vital team.
7)How to foster excellent business relationships with important corporate customers.
8)How to keep excellent and orderly records. (Thank you, Pamela!)
9)That I can great excel when it comes to sales.
(I am undefeated in Rolling Oaks Mall sales’ contests- what, what!)
10)That companies of value (like this one) appreciate my loyalty to them.
Things I Will Miss About Being an Employee at Rolling Oaks Mall:
1)All the staff who befriended me- my co-workers, people in the main office, security officers, and members of the housekeeping team.
2)The mall employee discount I received at the Cookie Company.
3)My paycheck.
4)Getting my annual raise.
5)My regular customers.
6)Kaylyn’s elaborating as to what caused her to run late.
7)Kaylyn calling to say she was going to be late and then arriving early.
Things I Will NOT Miss About Being an Employee at Rolling Oaks Mall:
1)The people who ask me: “Does the elevator go upstairs?”
2)Being restricted from entering cool mall- sponsored contests because I work here.
No, the best part of this thread is Bo saying God told him to work at quicklube, a few months later he is a fleet manager, and you guys are acting like he is an idiot who got owned.
Irony.
You're right. We should all aspire to be quicklube supervisors someday. Only a selected few can receive such an honor. Would there be the same irony if god told him to quit school to work that the corner store and he eventually turned into a shift supervisor there, whottt?
You're right, being the manager at a jiffy lube is like my dream job once I'm done with school. Hopefully god can set it up for me.
Oh you're better than that, I see.
I don't think honor was his motivation.Only a selected few can receive such an honor.
I guess you're right...he doesn't own the company already so obviously he's an idiot.Would there be the same irony of god told him to quit school to work that the corner store and he eventually turned into a shift supervisor there, whottt?
Haha...he could still be in school where he is guaranteed a high 5 figure income for life.
In any case, I have a friend in Dallas who is the manager of a Discount Tire...he's 25 years old and he makes 50k a year.
Look down your nose at that.
so your heavenly reward is to be a robot. Altogether chillins: 'yay' amen
lol @ this thread going from " I quit my job at the mall" to another holy war......
God Bless![]()
Lettuce pray
What are God's motives for creation?
God's knowledge of the future is conditional. When you're saying "God can see the future" you're seeing God as a magnified creature, anthropomorphizing him. There is no predetermination by the Divine of what a human - say you, or me - will choose and how will he freely act, so no one is predestined to be saved or to burn for eternity.
There are divergent theories on how to reconcile omniscience with free will (see Molinism, for example), but in the end, the essence of the Divine Knowledge is a mysterion - something that surpasses the power of natural reason, that resides above the finite mind and whose essence can only be expressed in imperfect and analogical terms (eg the Trinity).
What I don't get if God knows the future,and has supreme powers, and is a loving God, why did he allow 3,017 deaths on 9/11?
Better yet why did he even allow Hitler to be born, let alone give him the power to kill 6 million Jews. God isn't a very nice guy.
There is so much evil, that there has to be so much good.
Devil vs God.
Sometimes bad things happen. Sometimes good things happen.
Well sons, why did I bother wasting 4 years of my life at a top college when I could have learned all of these valuable life lessons working at the mall??!! !
God doesn't talk to you though
Sounds like a series of coin flips to me.
Or just sounds like a world where random happens and there's no greater power dictating what happens. I wonder if Angel_Luv actually believes Pat Robertson's theory that Haiti made a deal with the devil.
Routine exposure to blasphemous, pseudo-Christian zealotry will do that.
Thank you, kind sir.
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There is a random chance, however slim that you can start to cross the street, be instantly teleported to Mars, and then be teleported back after a few seconds to the other side of the street.
That possibility exists, however small. Although to actually see it happen would probably require a length of time longer than the universe has been in existance many times over.
Randomness is all around us, and the more one reads up on current thinking about the universe's structure in quantum physics, the stranger and more random it gets.
And I suppose you know how long the universe has been around from a text book you read?
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