Reflecting on 2014
#21
6th Gear Member
It's not gay bashing dude.....He's a Christian trying to live by the word in the bible. There is a difference between "Gay bashing" and believing that it is wrong. So check this out, I think it's wrong to be homosexual and I don't support it. I'm not saying I wouldn't be friends with someone who is gay because it's none of my business, that's between you and your maker. Do what you want, but don't hate me because I'm straight. What pisses me off is all the people who hate people for having pride in being straight....What's so wrong with those f*cking family values!
#22
It's not gay bashing dude.....He's a Christian trying to live by the word in the bible. There is a difference between "Gay bashing" and believing that it is wrong. So check this out, I think it's wrong to be homosexual and I don't support it. I'm not saying I wouldn't be friends with someone who is gay because it's none of my business, that's between you and your maker. Do what you want, but don't hate me because I'm straight. What pisses me off is all the people who hate people for having pride in being straight....What's so wrong with those f*cking family values!
#23
John. Does this mean our date night is cancelled? :-)
I've always struggled to understand why two men would get married, but I don't hate them. The hatred needs to be eradicated, but same sex marriage should not be portrayed as the new norm in my opinion.
I don't usually comment on stuff like this but it seems the media has been very one-sided on this subject lately.
I've always struggled to understand why two men would get married, but I don't hate them. The hatred needs to be eradicated, but same sex marriage should not be portrayed as the new norm in my opinion.
I don't usually comment on stuff like this but it seems the media has been very one-sided on this subject lately.
#24
One last comment so that everyone knows where I stand. I try not to judge a person by their religious beliefs or the color of their skin. I judge them by their moral values and how they treat their fellow man.
Sorry to derail your thread Alan.
Sorry to derail your thread Alan.
#25
Well said Allen. Its been a good year for the Gragg family except for the one mishap but even that led to better things for the mustang. lol. With the new job im really looking forward to 2015. Having weekends and hollidays off will make time for more family stuff and mustang stuff. What im looking forward to most is my kid playing soccer again in the spring. I love watching how much fun he has playing and how much he learns as he plays. Also a new year means another mustang week!!
#27
John. Does this mean our date night is cancelled? :-)
I've always struggled to understand why two men would get married, but I don't hate them. The hatred needs to be eradicated, but same sex marriage should not be portrayed as the new norm in my opinion.
I don't usually comment on stuff like this but it seems the media has been very one-sided on this subject lately.
I've always struggled to understand why two men would get married, but I don't hate them. The hatred needs to be eradicated, but same sex marriage should not be portrayed as the new norm in my opinion.
I don't usually comment on stuff like this but it seems the media has been very one-sided on this subject lately.
Well said Allen. Its been a good year for the Gragg family except for the one mishap but even that led to better things for the mustang. lol. With the new job im really looking forward to 2015. Having weekends and hollidays off will make time for more family stuff and mustang stuff. What im looking forward to most is my kid playing soccer again in the spring. I love watching how much fun he has playing and how much he learns as he plays. Also a new year means another mustang week!!
I think this is a pretty good thread, and consider it successful being that it got derailed. It started out reflecting on 2014 and we were able to get some religion and family values mixed in. Politics anyone??
#28
JJ I thought we had something special with that axle swap....guess not.
Kinda forgot about it but that same weekend we got the boat we made an addition to our family, she seems to have adjusted well and packed on 30 lbs to boot. I have 4 clear pictures but of course my phone decided to focus on something else when they were all looking at the camera.
Kinda forgot about it but that same weekend we got the boat we made an addition to our family, she seems to have adjusted well and packed on 30 lbs to boot. I have 4 clear pictures but of course my phone decided to focus on something else when they were all looking at the camera.
Last edited by clowe1965; 12-28-2014 at 09:52 PM.
#29
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2014...
spent half of it with a Mustang and the other half without. Made it to 1 Mustang family gathering but at least I can say that I was there the day Dana bought his RS3. So Mustang wise, I would call it a fail.
Family wise, Bryson started driving and actually has a girlfriend that he spends time with (maybe too much time alone). Jason finally stood up to his mother and her guilt trips as well as getting to experience attending camp at a school for the blind. Feeling like he belonged within a group did tremendous things for him.
Jen's parents sold their house and downsized while moving within 5 miles of our house. Good and bad. So far they haven't been very intrusive which is a good thing. They both seem very happy in the new place and are getting settled. Now her dad can maybe look to retire in the next year or two.
The sudden loss of a young family member right around the holidays was a harsh blow to her family.
Since I consider Mike and Debby to be family, her stroke was a shocking and scary event.
The Jeep life is fun. We've all enjoyed being out on the trails with it so I think it's here to stay. There's nothing like this Mustang family though.
spent half of it with a Mustang and the other half without. Made it to 1 Mustang family gathering but at least I can say that I was there the day Dana bought his RS3. So Mustang wise, I would call it a fail.
Family wise, Bryson started driving and actually has a girlfriend that he spends time with (maybe too much time alone). Jason finally stood up to his mother and her guilt trips as well as getting to experience attending camp at a school for the blind. Feeling like he belonged within a group did tremendous things for him.
Jen's parents sold their house and downsized while moving within 5 miles of our house. Good and bad. So far they haven't been very intrusive which is a good thing. They both seem very happy in the new place and are getting settled. Now her dad can maybe look to retire in the next year or two.
The sudden loss of a young family member right around the holidays was a harsh blow to her family.
Since I consider Mike and Debby to be family, her stroke was a shocking and scary event.
The Jeep life is fun. We've all enjoyed being out on the trails with it so I think it's here to stay. There's nothing like this Mustang family though.