What you giving up for Lent?

 

It begins in just 6 days. I'm giving up BGP and Facebook. It will be difficult. I may try to give up TV as well. It should give me a chance to catch up on my reading and get my grades back up.

 

What are you going to do? Anything special?

BGP AND Facebook? You are crazy.

BGP AND Facebook? You are crazy.

 

Maybe I'm becoming a hermit. Maybe it is because you ripped on my Spurs. :cry::lol:

I won't give up BGP. It's too wonderful and, I submit, saintly.

 

I like to both give up something and also do something I wouldn't otherwise do. I haven't thought of what I'll be giving up, but I plan to do what I did last year at this time and go to Mass every day.

I won't give up BGP. It's too wonderful and, I submit, saintly.

 

I like to both give up something and also do something I wouldn't otherwise do. I haven't thought of what I'll be giving up, but I plan to do what I did last year at this time and go to Mass every day.

 

I want to do something extra as well. Perhaps read the Bible daily, and hopefully it will turn into a daily exercise forever.

I wanted to come up with something challenging but attainable. So this year I decided to stop beating up crippled kids and tricking old ladies out of their pension checks. I think I can give these things up.

I want to do something extra as well. Perhaps read the Bible daily, and hopefully it will turn into a daily exercise forever.

 

My promise to go to Mass daily last year was born out of the year before, when I decided to read to the scripture that was designated for Mass on that day. Taking time to not only read scripture but reflect on it is a strikingly rewarding experience.

That started? lol

Not yet. Starts the 25th of this month and ends on the 11th of April.

Meat/chips/Pop :popcorn:

I wanted to come up with something challenging but attainable. So this year I decided to stop beating up crippled kids and tricking old ladies out of their pension checks. I think I can give these things up.

Jim, I have really seen a turn in your behavior lately. It seems to me this year's Lenten goal is another step in the right direction. Keep up the good work, chief... :thumb:

What you giving up for Lent?

 

It begins in just 6 days. I'm giving up BGP and Facebook. It will be difficult. I may try to give up TV as well. It should give me a chance to catch up on my reading and get my grades back up.

 

What are you going to do? Anything special?

I gave up BGP two years ago. Let me tell you, it is a terrible time to give up BGP. Well, at least it was when I did.

 

In recounting just UK hoop events from the time I signed off...

 

- UK and Tubby parted ways

- Tubby went to Minnesota

- Florida won another title

- Donovan's pilot told someone's aunt he was accepting the job

- Donovan says no

- People said Donovan's response was a cover-up and he really was accepting the job

- HammerTime started the "Be careful what you wished for thread."

- gametime was right... at least told everyone he was right about, well everything

- 10 other names come out as a head coaching candidates

- People still are waiting for Donovan out at the airport despite being on vacation celebrating his new Florida contract

- Billy G. is hired

- Patterson signs

- I break out in to hives because I cannot read anything about it

- Lent ends. Back on BGP with nothing to talk about.

 

It really was March Madness and a good time to be on BGP. (Probably a good reason to give it up for Lent :thumb:)

What you giving up for Lent?

 

It begins in just 6 days. I'm giving up BGP and Facebook. It will be difficult. I may try to give up TV as well. It should give me a chance to catch up on my reading and get my grades back up.

 

What are you going to do? Anything special?

Boo!

I wanted to come up with something challenging but attainable. So this year I decided to stop beating up crippled kids and tricking old ladies out of their pension checks. I think I can give these things up.

That is very noble of you. I know it will be tough...but hopefully you can resist the temptation.

For Baptist folk, Lent means you let someone borrow something, with the hopes that what you "lent" you eventually get back. (Money of course doesn't count)