PDA's, Islam, Open Lines and Marty Luther and the Reformers

Yes, indeed that is the phone number eight six six eight five four sixty seven sixty three. We're live. Well, we're not in studio. Are we this isn't a studio. This is my desk and This is a microphone hanging from the bookshelf next to my desk.

So I guess it's really not a studio, but we're live in office. I guess well in office. Sounds like you're like a political person. I'm not. I'm not in office in that way but anyways, we're live and we're live streaming at least we hope we are and The number eight six six eight five four sixty seven sixty three if you'd like to participate today.

We have 40. Well, we have 40 things in channel. I think that's about 37 people actually because I see one two, yes at least three bots in there, so they don't really count but anyhow a 40 participants whether human or whatever in channel at the moment, that's Pretty much a standard number for this time of Saturday afternoon.

We do the webcast live and What are we talking about today? Well, I like to say religious Topics it's always what we talk about. I just happen to be reading an article actually, and I wanted to Sort of look a little bit at what that was saying a little.

There we go. Take a look at that was saying cuz I only saw a little section of it on Television as I was running out of the room recently and lo and behold Pat Robertson's gotten himself into some trouble again.

Pat Robertson, Islam, and Political Correctness

But what for? First saying everything that I've said for quite some time. Religious broadcaster Pat Robertson drew criticism Friday from Arab Americans and others after describing Islam as a violent religion.

That wants to dominate and then if need be destroyed. Robertson made the comment Thursday on his 700 Club television program after watching a segment about Muslims views on terrorism. Spokeswoman and Angel or Angel Watts said Robertson was only responding to what some American Muslims are saying themselves.

Co-host Lee Webb asked Robertson why he thought Muslim immigrants would want to live in the United States if they have such contempt for our foreign policy. Robertson replied well as missionaries possibly to spread the doctrine of Islam.

He went on to say that Islam is not a peaceful religion that wants to coexist. They want to coexist until they can control dominate and then if need be destroy. The rhetoric is exactly the same as traditional anti-semitism.

All you can do is change the word Jew to Arab or Muslim said Hussein Ibish a spokesman for the American Arab Anti-discrimination committee a Washington based civil rights group. He said remarks like Robertson's and the Reverend Franklin Graham's comments NBC last fall at Islam quote is a very evil and wicked religion.

Unquote. Actually, that's end quote. There's no such thing as an unquote are a quote slightly warmed over version of the hatred that led to the Holocaust. End quote. And then here's what caught my attention as I was reading this particular story off Yahoo.

The Reverend Barry Lynn a frequent Robertson critic and executive director of the group Americans United for separation of church and state. Said the episode quote is just one in a long history of Robertson's bigotry toward non-christians.

End quote. Watts said Robertson's comments related to a news report in which Muslims interviewed by his, Virginia Bay Beach based Christian broadcasting network staff were quote as saying quote. America has a lot of enemies anyone will wish anyone will wish this.

What? Anyone will wish this blow to this country because it is not fair in its foreign policy and quote. I don't think that was really what they said, but you know what I mean. Quote. Robertson is bringing to the American people the truth that we must all be aware of that militant Islam is dedicated to the destruction of America and the killing of the Jews and Christians around the world and quote Watts said Friday quote to deny that the Quran promotes violence to many followers would be to deny the truth and quote after September 11th Robertson was criticized for agreeing with the Reverend Jerry Falwell during a 700 Club broadcast when Falwell said the attacks Happened because Americans had insulted God by allowing abortion.

Feminism and pornography. Falwell later apologized and Robertson issued a statement calling Falwell's remarks severe and harsh in tone and saying He had not fully understood them. Well. All I can hope is that Robertson will not back off at this point it is amazing the the absolutely Incredible level of political correctness That is has infested our land so we cannot even speak the truth about Islam.

What how in the world does it work that Islam becomes the Protected religion when it's Islam that is attacking our nation. What kind of absolute self-abhorrence do we have? That Islam all of a sudden becomes.

You can say anything about Christianity you want you can mock Christianity the the media can can be just so incredibly anti-christian. It's bias. It's not even funny. You can put out films that mock Christianity and all the rest of stuff.

But if you dare speak the truth the truth that is verifiable from reading the Quran the hadith from reading the historical actions of Islamic countries down through the centuries and say look Islam and violence go hand in hand.

Islam doesn't mean peace. It means submission that submission can be brought about through jihad. It can be brought about through war all the rest of stuff. Why can't we say that why can't we speak the truth and If you want and not just another of the many many many many reasons.

Why we should be very afraid when we see the government grabbing Control over free speech. Here's another reason for it and that happened recently. You can no longer use your own money to buy well We don't know if it's gonna be vetoed and all the rest that stuff.

But the House representatives passed a bill saying you can no longer use your own money to criticize. Run advertisements that would criticize someone identify them for example as pro-abortion or anything else within a certain period of time all of a sudden First Amendment rights are now able to be suspended during certain periods of time.

It's incredible and Anyone who thinks that there are not people who will utilize that same kind of power to attempt to silence the church? To silence the voice of Morality to silence the voice that would say this is God's law.

And if you break God's law then God's wrath abides upon you. If you don't think that people will use that to to identify anything that would for example be against homosexuality. That would be against any any type of apologetic conversation whatsoever in religion.

If you don't think there are people out there that would like to stifle those things. Well. Then you're living. You're you're you're living in a in a dream world because there are people who will and Of course, they only quoted good old good old Barry Lynn here once.

But it's it certainly sounds like a like like a quote Is just one in a long history of Robertson's bigotry toward non-christians. In other words, if you speak the truth, you're a bigot. I thought Reverend Lynn that bigotry had something to do with whether what you're saying was true or false.

And that if what you're saying is false and comes from mere Bias and Dislike of a group then it's bigotry. But we saw in the debate with with mr. Lynn, which is available from Alpha Omega ministries. That's in reality He uses that term in a much wider fashion.

So keep that in mind. That's. That's just another one of the many many things going on out there where there is an apologetic Slant to that probably something we might be discussing in I suppose I should come up with some music or something like that for something like this.

What's uh, what kind of music? Hmm? Kind of music should I come up with to put in the background of What poor denomination ordained Barry Lynn? United Church of Christ actually is Where his ordination his ordination came from.

I'm gonna find some music here. I'm gonna play some music in the background while I'm Mm-hmm. Oh, well, this is this would be a good one. I hope my computer is is up here whoever's in the control room.

Not really now you have to mix this. In the other room you have to mix this because I want to talk About something on our website sort of in a in a commercial format here and I'm gonna have some music in the background.

Here we go a Little bit more net. Yeah, there you go. There we go. Oh, this is a vocal, isn't it? Oh bummer. This is called mixing on the air. Thank you, Michael W Smith. I appreciate that. I thought that was that wasn't a vocal.

Oh, well, I don't have any vocals there. I do have vocals elsewhere anyways, I want everybody who has a the ability to do so to look at our website and to Click on the little link for our cruise. I'd like to Make mention of this.

I have been asked to to make mention of this. In fact, I know what I can do. This is a pretty one. Here we go. Here we go. Isn't that cruise music I like that. Anyways, we're going on a cruise at the end of the summer and you know after a long hot summer here in Phoenix.

So going to Alaska is a really really really good thing to do actually, but August 31st through September 8th Yeah Blackhawk down that would be a good Soundtrack in the background August 31st to September 8th.

We are going to be heading up to Alaska on an apologetics cruise. Myself Mike gender and dr. Eugene Merrill from Dallas seminary Are going to be going along and we're gonna be presenting various talks on various issues.

I honestly don't want to know what I'm talking about yet. And most of you say that's pretty normal but Last time we did a a cruise like this down into the Bahamas and places like that dr. Merrill gave some absolutely wonderful presentations on the canon of the Old Testament the Apocrypha, this man's an Old Testament scholar and was just very enjoyable to listen to not only that but for formal night on the cruise boy, I'll tell you when dr. Merrill wears a a Oh good grief.

What's the really fancy? Tuxedo, there we go. He even had his own tuxedo and And Someone just suggests we play the Titanic soundtrack for the cruise. Thank you very much. I really appreciate that. Mmm, I don't think that would be really good music.

But anyways, we're good. It's a beautiful time. We're gonna be up there in the in the midst of God's beautiful creation. And we're going to have some great sessions together where we talk about God's truth in the Bible and and Frequently have fellowships as well as getting to just relax and I'm not gonna do what I did last year last year I Need to cut it down just a little bit on the volume last year I brought my Laptop and I worked.

I'm not going to do that. I don't care What deadlines I'm behind on because I'm behind on all my deadlines now. Anyways, it doesn't really matter anymore to me. I'm not bringing it. Well, I may bring it but I'm not gonna bring it for that and I'm gonna I'm gonna sit out on the deck and I'm gonna watch the glaciers go by and I'm gonna have myself a good old time because I haven't had an Actual I'm not going to be working Vacation since like 1980 something or other and I'm gonna do it.

So if you'd like to come along you need to let folks know there is a link down at the bottom of the page. There are folks you can contact Michael Fallon. Let him know he will help you to get things arranged and It's just a lot of fun.

It truly is. It's a great time. So if you have the opportunity of doing that Maybe you'd like to schedule that this coming Summer right before school starts or unfortunately right as school starts for some people if you have kids, but anyways.

Okay. Thank you. Mr. Tesh for providing that beautiful beautiful background music. That's called Grand Passion, by the way, those of you who are interested in what that was by John Tesh 866 -854 -6763 we're sort of throw the phones open if there's some things you'd like to talk about.

I Am NOT going to be able to guarantee to answer off-the-wall questions. But if you'd like to talk about something you'd feel free to give us a call and I'm going to talk about something right now. That's only a few of you would like to May have any knowledge of but those of you who do this may be of use to you specifically.

Some of them keep the elevator music going. So I sound better with music in the background is that is that how that that works and that's that's not fair anyways. Some of you have seen the debate that I did with Father Peter Stravinskas on Purgatory some of you have seen the debate with Mitch Pacwa on Soloscriptura from San Diego, and you'll notice that I use a little Little device called a PDA now when my parents were kids PDA meant public display of affection.

But it no longer means that anymore. Now it means personal digital assistant. I'm not sure where they got that but personal digital assistant and Some people know them as Palm Pilots even though of course there are many brands and makes today.

And I'm not going to spend too much time all different brands and makes but people frequently asked all right. What why do you use one of those things and what's the advantages or disadvantages? I suppose I should mention.

There's all different kinds and some are far more expensive than others some have Really pretty color screens, and they run on a modified version of Windows and and all the rest of stuff. Compact little units for example is like that and has all sorts of you know 256 Megs of RAM or whatever it is 64 megs of RAM.

Whatever it is. They've got a they're they're basically laptops without Disk drives and hard drives and things like that. I do not use the super advanced versions. I actually use the Palm Pilot version.

That's father Stravinsky's identified as your gizmo the gizmo. It's now become the gizmo is now the the term that we use. For my actually I have a handspring visor edge now. That's the same Palm OS as the Palm Pilot But made by handspring and I have the visor edge which is a very small Very thin version.

It's very nice to be able to just you know throw in a pocket it fits in a jacket pocket very easily things like that and Some people ask well what programs do you use? To be able to do debates and things like that because twice I hate to confess this but twice in Trying to get to the Program I'm sorry get to the debate.

I'm seeing people asking questions in in channel I have the the handspring visor edge only has 8 megabytes of RAM the handspring professional has 16 megs. I don't have that one. I have the the advisor edge that has 8 but I have expansion modules that give me up to 72 megs.

Beyond that which is more than what I need right now. Anyways twice trying to get to debates on Long Island. Forgot to grab my Bible now that sounds downright sacrilegious until you realize that of course I still had my Bible with me and most of the time the Bible that I use is on my visor edge and there are basically two major Bible programs for PDAs that work real well.

I don't have one of them and I think that comes from One that comes from was it Lauridian is that the name the my Bible something along those lines. I've only seen it I I have not used it. It looks like a pretty nice program because it does it does do a little better job in Concordancing than the program that I have but I've used all along from olive tree calm the Bible reader program and one of the main reasons that I use the Bible reader program is Because they have made available for it the Nessie Allen 27th edition of the Greek New Testament along with and it's in Greek fully pointed with all the Diacritical marks so on so forth and along with that gram chord which Parses words and gives you meanings based upon the UBS Lexicon now anyone who has these little devices knows that memory is at a premium.

That is when you've only got eight megs a Bible normally takes up 1 .4 to 1 .6 megabytes. And so that's that's a big. That's a big Section right there, and so you can only put so many things Into your PDA until you start having to use expansion modules and things like that which is what I have certainly been doing.

I carry available to my PDA the all the text to my books and various early church fathers all the text to all of my debate notes and So on and so forth so that's available to me as well as the other thing is by the way.

This is just a little pet peeve of mine. If you travel as I have to travel a whole lot more than I'd like to travel to be honest with you but if you travel and you fly and You want to get something done some of these flights are very long and You sort of you know if you're going someplace almost every time.

I'm going somewhere. I'm behind on deadlines I've got to get notes done. I've got when I flew back to New York this last time I was trying to organize all of the herald camping clips that I played During my presentations and by the way, I I don't even have the URL in front of me.

I think I may have sent that over to rich to be added to the website but I don't think we've had a chance to do it yet, but the Mp3s of the presentations that I made on Herald camping are now on the web they can be downloaded.

You know I think I have Maybe it's maybe it's in there dude. Did you did you do nope not there hmm? You know you would think that I would have put that into the section called herald camping. You know I mean doesn't that make sense you put that in the section on herald camping.

But no I sit here and look look around and I it's not in the section. I held camp. That's just brilliant James. Why what in the world are you doing anyways? I'll try to find the URL eventually but it's out there someplace and those mp3s are available while I was trying to organize all the wave files That I Was gonna use I wanted herald camping to express herald campings own Perspective is an own work in his own words.

Well, I was good to have my laptop, and I have a very nice laptop. I have a compact 1700 t Presario, and it's a really nice really nice Laptop, but you know what happens. I don't I don't get to travel first class.

I I get to travel back there with with all the rest of the cattle and You know what happens to me every time no matter where I sit. Unless of course I you know this last time I flew southwest and so On the way back I managed to get there like an hour and a half before you'd normally get there.

And so I was able to be the first one line and I was able to get you know the best card and run down there and get in there and Get to the exit row so I could get into some seats that either wouldn't recline in front of me or that one seat that Doesn't have anything in front of it at all.

Well on the way out that didn't happen, and you know what always happens the guy or gal It doesn't matter who it is in front of you will always Crank their seat all the way back. And I've watched most the time they don't even crank their seat all the way back and go to sleep.

They just crank their seat all the way back. And then they end up sitting forward and they'd be more comfortable if they bring their seat back up. But they won't do it, and you know what happens I have no place to put a laptop you can't get to it, but If you've got a PDA and one of those neat cool fold up keyboards That is extremely small.

You can almost always I suppose if you were in the very back row of a very old 737 maybe just maybe That seat in front of you would come back far enough To keep you from even using that because I flew back from Minneapolis once in that back row.

And I honestly I if I had opened my mouth and leaned forward half an inch I could have bit the guy in front of me. I mean it was just it was just that bad. But anyways most of the time then you can use this and the neat thing is they now have excellent programs.

I use wordsmith many of you have documents to go if you have PDAs Eric Nielsen and Tim Dudek in the channel Turned me on to wordsmith, and it beats documents to go all over the place. It is incredible.

I can take all the book files that I've written. I use a Microsoft Word all the book files that have for example the mounts font the Greek font that I use in my books and I can now install all those fonts on my PDA all the foot in the same format.

Everything including all the fonts with all the Greek words end up exactly where they're supposed to they're supposed to be and So it's really really really really neat to be able to Utilize that type of program anyways I can sit there.

And I can continue working on whatever I need to work on. Even when the person in front of me cranks that seat all the way back. Because I have the ability to do so on the PDA so those are some of the programs you might be looking for there's also The Lyridian program on the Bible Bible reader has NA 27 I don't think for example by Bible reader to my knowledge doesn't have the NIV it does have the NET even though the Lyridian has the NIV so you want to see which ones are available and and all the rest that kind of stuff and Utilize that there's also a neat program.

I've got on here called P Greek for those of you who know Greek. It will quiz you on Your Greek words an excellent little thing to to use for that and for those of you wondering. But I've got someone going yawn and channel well excuse me I'm so sorry.

Turn the channel go find the Olympics or something. Why did I just get turned down? I said something just happened it just everything just changed everything in my headset just changed. And it's like I'm no longer am I still talking All right hello, hello, I don't know what just happened.

This is oh it's coming back slowly. But surely somebody bumped something and my headset just disappeared, and it sounds like I just sort of ah now. We're slowly. Keep going keep going. Hey. We're back to where we're supposed to be still sounds really muffled, but something happened I don't know what it was anyways for those of you who we hear you good.

And it just disappeared again, so I'm just gonna take my headphones off because I can't that's driving me nuts. I can't hear him. For those of you who have a Desire to have the Hebrew text the Hebrew text available to you there is a way to do that too and It utilizes one of the programs One of the document readers called teal doc which you can get at teal point .com and then you have to have a what's called Hebrew plus support, and they will provide you with all of the files that will allow you to open up each individual book of the Old Testament in a very very readable not Not a Appointed but a very readable Hebrew text right on your palm and You can do a search at palm palm gear calm if you're looking for that so those what I use I use Bible reader I use teal doc with the Hebrew, and then I use wordsmith I've converted all of my all of my note files for my debates all the rest that stuff into The format that allows me to then have this information available to me a pretty much at the drop of a hat and for those of you who do apologetics for example on the street corner will be out in Mesa at the LDS Easter pageant and We will be standing on a street corner, and you can also of course purchase for free actually the LDS scriptures available in various formats on the for the palm and the neat thing is we're out in Mesa there are some places where you have Let's say minimal lighting conditions and so as a result you can of course use the backlighting on your PDA and The result is you can pull up the passages you want to pull up in talking to the Mormons right there on the street corner.

I've also used it to pull up You know the King James New Testament or wherever else it might be To be able to talk to folks in that context as well, so you don't have to carry all that stuff. But you can certainly I load generally 2nd Nephi Alma 1 through 11 Moroni of course for chapter 10 And the Doctrine and Covenants and pro-great price in and that really doesn't take up a whole lot of space and the rest of the Book Mormon nobody ever reads it anyways, and it really isn't relevant.

So you don't have to take up all your precious PDA space with stuff like that. So those are some of the programs that that I find extremely useful and of course I do use this as my scheduler. I Whole nine yards, it's very very useful and that seemingly is why Dr. Stravinsky's father Stravinsky's referred to it as my gizmo but my my gizmo Also happened to contain everything that Peter Stravinsky's had ever published on the subject of purgatory.

So at least I had done my homework could quote him. Even though it was obvious. He had not read any of my books or had any quotes from me in his notes. I had all that material just sitting there waiting to be used and still have that.

Should we ever encounter one another again and discuss the topic of purgatory? Which I really don't think that is probably going to be happening anytime soon. Anyways, we have one caller online. At least we had one caller online.

I'm not sure if we still do or not. But one caller online and we'll take your phone calls on various subjects eight six six eight five four sixty seven sixty three eight. Six six eight five four six seven six three.

We'll be right back. And welcome back to dividing line. My name is James white and one thing I didn't mention folks are mentioning for example and channel the Compaq I pack which looks like a really nice.

I think that runs on Windows CE doesn't it something like that? I had a really nice phone. What was that called? It wasn't from Luridian it was was a Korean company, and I used that in one of my debates.

It was really nice unfortunately when I business and That really bothers me when the company that that you're trying to work with Business that's not a that's not a good thing at all, but anyways one of the one thing to keep in mind When you're looking at different kinds of PDAs is how long they last on a battery charge what kind of batteries they have the handspring visors I have depending on whether I've got a springboard module in Will last for many many days I can get on a on a on a flight and know that no matter how long that flight Is I'm going to be able to utilize that particular program that particular unit Anyways without it running out of juice in the process.

And if you start getting fancy colors and stuff like that as far as the color screen and things like that realize that takes juice it takes Power and that's just sort of the way it works so anyways Those of you who have absolutely no interest in PDAs are now really upset that I've been talking about this all day long, but that's.

That's okay. I've had people who have asked me and I can now refer them to this program. And tell them well I talked about my handspring visor and the programs I use and the fact that I have a little keyboard and the 64 meg RAM drive I can put on the back and has all my neat stuff in it and things like that and my Headphones are playing again this time.

They've gotten louder. I'm not sure what the world's going on to break someone's fingers leave it where it is. Thank you very much. Anyways question about the growth of Islam in America okay, I think we can handle that so let's go ahead and take Take let's start letting the crowds in let's start taking the huge number of phone calls that we have coming our direction and let's let's talk with Christine in Down in in down in Texas.

I do believe if I'm guessing correctly Christine you there. I'm here. Hello. Hello. Dr.. White. It's good to talk to you good to talk to you again. That's right, that's right, that's right. Yeah, we should have sent you a plaque or something for that PDA yes.

You know there there are a lot of women who really don't like me because You know they they used to have a husband who you know just watched football, and now he wants to buy books and and My shoes budget for the next year.

Oh your shoes budget. That's a bad thing because my wife. You know what my wife's Handle in the channel is it's what shoe freak shoe freak shoe freak so my front room is filled with those little porcelain Miniatures shoes and when I say filled I mean truly filled I mean there, I think you can sit there and count like a hundred and twenty seven of them or something Around the room so for some reason somebody in channel keeps saying ask her about the ravioli.

And I don't know what that means. Do you have any idea what that could possibly mean? Yeah I know I've actually it's it's a sad sad thing. Please don't leave him alone because he just he just falls apart.

When you're gone he whines and complains and the rest of us mainly just put him on ignore actually. Okay, well, I'll let you deal with that one. Anyways, that's not why you called is it?

No, I my question is about the growth of Islam in America. To return to your first topic. Yes, and I found that I thought it was fascinating. I'm so glad you're talking about it. But I'm wondering why is it growing so strong and why is it being given such a protected status nowadays?

Well, you know, I'm not sure I can answer that. I've got some theories. I think on if we sort of start on a just a really General spiritual basis I think that people recognize that that Islam Islam does not challenge The sinner who is in his sin the way that the message of a crucified Savior does.

That's not the the person recognizes that the the knowledge of God they're suppressing that isn't Allah. That's not that's not that kind of religion. And so it doesn't have that kind of of a challenge to the natural man that the gospel does and so it doesn't bring out the same kind of Hatred you would think if there was consistency in the way that the men and women of the world think that they would be just as angry at a religious system that that shows It has law and it has retribution.

It has punishment. You would think they'd be just as angry about Islam as they profess to be about the Bible having law and God's wrath coming in sin things like that, but as we can all see they're not.

Is that partially out of ignorance of of Islam? Is it partially because all they see around them are these nice? Islamic folks who don't seem to you know be interested in crashing planes into buildings I don't know.

But I do know that those who live in Islamic countries and see what Islam is When it is in control when they they go to Indonesia, they go to those places where? Islam predominates then they recognize What happens when the culture really does become Islamic, but I think most people in the West don't understand that most sort of look at the Situation in a place like Afghanistan and separate the religion out of it because in their own experiences religion isn't all that Central the way that it is for most for most Muslims, so I really think there is in in America anyways a willingness to Be politically correct in allowing people to be religious as long as it's not the religion that Formed the moral fabric that they're constantly fighting against in our own Nation, I think that's another important element of it.

That is you know you look at someone like Barry Lynn and Americans tonight of separation church state and and so on so what are they constantly fighting against they're constantly fighting against God's law as It was contained in The the Christian scriptures not the Islamic scriptures.

It's not Islam that gave us the very moral standards that they are attempting to get around constantly. And so I think that might be the the other half of the explanation is that it's politically correct to allow Islam a tremendous amount of leeway.

Because the focus of so many of these people is the undoing of the Judeo-christian worldview and Not the undoing of an Islamic worldview that really has never existed in our society. But I think once once they got a taste of it.

If they really would look with any type of fairness at the Islamic world. I think they would realize Just how very different that is not that it would change their hearts. But they would at least realize that's not something they want to live under.

So maybe that's two two possible two possible reasons right there the other one is it's such a minority Religion still in our in our land that you're not really giving away the store to be nice to it.

You know you you can still live your life without ever really having to deal with Islam. What Islam has to say because it's still such a minority religion possibly once that stops that could change as well.

Well, thank you. That's a wonderful answer. Give me a lot to think about okay. Well. Thank you very much for calling. Thank you. All right. God bless. Bye. Bye. Eight six six eight five four sixty seven sixty three is the phone number.

And we are taking a wide variety of calls. It doesn't have to be on PDAs. It can be on on Islam it can be on Mormonism. Did I mention last week if I did I need to make an amendation? I I think I mentioned Good call wifey except for that cutting down of the husband.

Why do you think she was cutting you down, I mean truth is an absolute defense in the court of God. Is it not MDH. Hmm hmm yes indeed. II anyways. You know strange I say these things then I sit back and I wait for like 30 seconds before it hits the channel and I start seeing people typing lol and and ROFL and all those little things we've learned to type in a channel that say things that.

That's you can always tell you've become a complete and total IRC addict when Aomin is coming into your office to bring you M &Ms am I am I like Talking slowly today, and you think I need sugar. I need sugar.

That's not what they're saying in the channel. They think I've been drinking too much coffee. How am I supposed to eat M &Ms these those little those little teeny tiny M &Ms. They are so good. Anyways.

What was I talking about. I am the foggiest idea what in the world cough button? Oh, I'm supposed to hit the cough button when I talk to rich. That's not how rush does it rush talks to his guys. He just talks straight to him and no one's while I oh while I chew oh I hadn't that's a good idea.

I could play some music and the whole nine yards because it's really tempting to have these little things here. He's got a little blue guy on the front, but anyways I'll hold off on them because as the guys around here will tell you I have been drinking diet coke for three weeks now.