Vambram said:

As an Army soldier for many years, this song has a lot of real life meaning to me.

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Presbyterian Continuist said:

Satan owns all the nations of the world, but he can do only what God permits. This is why Christians get a better deal in some countries, but a severely persecuted in others. It seems that the Christian Church is stronger in those countries where there is serious persecution, while in countries where there is little persecution, churches tend to be complacent and riddled with liberalism. In time, God will turn the tables, and persecution in some countries will decrease as He answers their prayers for relief and revival, while persecution will increase in western countries as we are seeing in parts of the UK.

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Diamond72 said:

I did a fair amount of camping when I was young. Cooking over an open fire. I remember I had a candle that I would use to heat water for coffee. During the day I would keep the coals just hot enough to start the fire back up at night.

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Belonging to Abba said:

A banker told me that if I use a credit card, I am more likely to get my money back if I am a victim of fraud than if I use a debit card. So I want to get a credit card for online transactions over the Internet since I am concerned about Malware. I recently read an article about malware on Android that has millions of installs and I don’t expect that my Windows computer is fully safe either.

First, which credit card would anyone recommend getting? My credit score has dropped to fair since I completed paying off my student loan a year ago and have had no credit activity since than. So I may have to get a credit card with more limits, like a secured credit card. Should I go with American Express, Capital One, or Chase Bank, or something else?

Secondly, I want a credit card that I can just pay by calling a phone number. My bank told me that their credit card has to be paid online or with the app and that you can’t call a phone number to pay it because of security reasons. However in researching this online, I read that most of the major credit cards have a phone number on the back of the card that you can call and provide your bank account number and pay that way. I don’t want to pay online or with the app because that defeats the purpose of why I am getting a credit card. I am trying not to use my computer or phone to pay because that could potentially expose my bank account number to malware or hackers.

I found that on Experian’s website if you provide your phone number and last four of your social, you can view preapproved offers. Is that a good place to sign up? Where else should I sign up?

I also want a card that has no monthly fee, and which one would give me a better interest rate?
The article on malware on Android in the Play store with millions of installs has me concerned, but should I assume that my Windows 11 computer with Windows defender and Malware Bytes Anti-Malware is safer? I am not paying for any virus / malware protection with this setup, as I am just using the free version of Malware Bytes.

Someone also mentioned to me that I can get a lower interest rate if I go with a credit union.

Also because I prefer to donate a certain percentage of my income to charity or the church, I might have online transactions with large amounts of money. I am kind of wondering if I should really do that with a credit card. If I were to become unemployed for some reason, I wouldn’t want a large amount of money to have to pay off if I did not anticipate becoming unemployed. Normally I would plan to pay off the balance each month.

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Bradskii said:

Apart from embarrassing anyone who is a genuine Republican, what purpose can this possibly serve?

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Vambram said:

Thank you for sharing another wonderful and great song, my friend!!

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Radrook said:

So man as a mammal experiences time delay problems in neural transmission while other bipedal creatures such as T Rex, and Terror Birds who dwarf them didn't. Very strange!

This ape was 12 feet tall!
Gigantopithecus

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gerbilwoman said:

Add me please.

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