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prov·o·ca·tion - something that provokes, arouses, or stimulates. pant - to long eagerly; yearn. a collection of thoughts intended to provoke and inspire. these posts are hoping to encourage people to think, especially Christians, and pant even harder for the waterbrooks of the Lord. If you are not a believer in Christ Jesus, I welcome your perspective and encourage your investigation on these matters.

Thursday, May 25, 2006

Why?

Why? God spare us from such embarrassments.

4 Comments:

Blogger Timmy Brister said...

Gavin,

Great quote! I guess the question is, then,

"Is there anything Pat Robertson cannot do?"

Weather forecasting - check.
Leg pressing 2000 lbs - check.
Embarrassing all Christians worldwide - check.

"With men nothing is possible, but with Pat Robertson all things are possible."

Or, "Is there anything too hard for me?"

5/25/2006 01:47:00 PM

 
Blogger Shannon Mckenzie said...

couldn't we all lift a lot more with only a six inch range of motion?

5/25/2006 03:54:00 PM

 
Blogger Timmy Brister said...

Yeah, it kind of reminds me of back in the day when we had to do push ups in P.E. Some kids would barely bend their elbows and do like 100 push-ups and get their "physical fitness award" for excellence. I was always intrigued by the size of their muscles.

I really would like to see Pat Robertson flex his legs on time for me like those body builders do. You know, with hands behind their head, abs tightened,with one leg in front of the other. I can see it now . . .

5/25/2006 04:19:00 PM

 
Blogger gaw said...

Sorry, I missed the part where Pat claimed to do 30 reps at 2,000 with a full range of motion. The fact that he made no such claim does not invalidate the claim that he did one rep with a limited range of motion.

Even so, I'll lay that aside... does anyone here doubt that the video of PR lifting 1,000 pounds is legitimate? Don't give me that "full range" garbage, or dismiss it with claims that he used his hands on his knees... Does the video show Pat Robertson lifting 1,000 pounds under his own strength, or is it bogus?

5/27/2006 02:45:00 PM

 

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