Check out my brand new knife
(spring assisted, btw.)
Watch out all muggers trying to mug me, you might get mugged.
Thanks for you prayers! I think things went well at Chick-fil-a yesterday. And although it doesn't look like they have any openings right now, they may at the end of summer.
However, I need lots of money right now for the class at JBU. Anybody have any ideas?
Oh and by the way, if you want to send me that $20 I will gladly enter you to win a signed can of Mountain Dew!!
Alright, you really want to win this prize of $500 value!! O man, at least a $500 value!
Ice cold, fresh, wet, pure, shiny, colorful, smooth, tall, can of Mountain Dew signed by Kade.
I know, it's crazy! I can't believe I'm giving this thing away either! This should be put in a museum!! But no, I'm giving you this chance to win it!
Now here's what you have to do to enter:
1. Post this picture on your sidebar and link it to me.
2. Get onto 10 blogs and tell the authors "Kade is awesome".
3. Do a post about me and say 20 nice things about me. 4. Send me $10 so I can take this class at JBU.
4. Send me $20 so I can take this class at JBU.
Rules:
1. No murdering other bloggers who are trying to get this can. That's a big 'no, no'.
2. No sending me counterfeit money.
3. The twenty nice things you say about me cannot all be about my looks... balance them out.
4. No committing suicide if you don't win this.
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So, I was watching this terrific movie last night called "The Bridge on the Kwai River".
Location: Japanese labor camp on an island where escape is near impossible.
The Mission: To build a bridge on the Kwai River.
As the story starts, you see the Colonial and his men marching through the camp; whistling. You see, throughout the movie, they refuse to be "prisoners"; they are still soldiers. They refuse to take orders from the Japanese, only when the British commander repeats the command, do they listen. Yeah... tight.
Here's my two favorite parts in the movie (so far, I haven't finished it yet).
The Japanese are not playing by the rules of war (the Geneva treaties) and the British officers refuse to comply. So the officers are standing out in the open in the camp as a truck rolls into the camp and stops in front of them. They stand tall. The back of the truck falls open revealing a fifty pound revolving gatling gun. They stand tall. The Japanese Colonial (Staito) gives them a last chance to comply. They stand tall.
You'll have to watch the movie to find out what happens.
My other favorite part is when they drag the British Commander out of "the oven". He can barely see, barely stand, barely breathe... but when he sees all of his men saluting him, he stands tall and with all he has in him; walks all the way to Colonial Staito's quaters.
Can you image the impact you could make if you knew how to drill inexpensive wells, anywhere? There's 1 billion people in the world today who do not have clean water to drink. And there's 2 billion people who haven't heard the name of Jesus. What if you could do both at the same time?
This month, I really want to take this class at John Brown University on "Shallow Well Digging", and it's going to be awesome!!
Although, I need $1,000. Any of you have some extra money laying around?
Yeah, I didn't think so... but if you do want to help provide this training for me so that we can make an impact for Christ together... shoot me an email! (it's on my profile) This would be a really awesome opportunity for you to be used by God!
