(PCA, of course. PCUSA would be a bridge too far)

Where the Dirty Birds kick for threeeee?

Of course! Best of luck with the Bucks and the new year!

And I think liberals should stop taking the bait and ceding ground on immigration.

Immigration is good. Multiculturalism is good. Free trade is good. Stop being embarrassed to say so.

I'm in Buckhead and have a bag of @ranchogordo.bsky.social 2026 black-eyed peas that I won't be cooking today if you'd be interested in taking beans from a stranger

Or just stick with the Buckeyes! No way they'd let you down!

It vines really well, grows quickly once it gets hot, and produces both beautiful (and very unique) flowers and edible fruits

There's lots of advice re:native plants, which is great!

I'd encourage you to give some Passiflora Incarnata (aka Maypop or purple passionflower) a try!

You can get it potted (ediblelandscaping.com/products/pas...) or as seeds (ediblelandscaping.com/products/pas...).

Should be cold-hardy!

Pretty sure it's a Switch 2 exclusive, but Kirby Air Riders is fantastic for multiplayer. At least as fun as the original, with some meaningful upgrades!

Doing this on Christmas is fairly new to me.

Personal candles are an Easter thing. The Christmas candles of note are in the advent wreath!

From now on, I'm never saying "Bobo" any other than the way it has to be said here to match the meter

I think it's the result that makes Locust Grove the pick

I can't honestly choose between that game and Indianapolis for the greatest UGA game of my lifetime.

I imagine the answer would be clearer if I was also in attendance in Indy, but it'd still be damn close.

The Rose Bowl is such a special place. No clue how it does it, words can't do it justice.

I can't pretend to speak for the White House, of course (nor would I want to), but it *seems* like they're saying that Jesus was a regular 'ol human baby conceived in the Virgin Mary by the Holy Spirit until the moment of his birth, at which point he became divine.
I think. Who knows what they mean!

"Aryanism" is a pretty funny joke, though, so I can see why people are making it!

Pretty sure they're doing some form of adoptionism, not Arianism.

The claim "God became man at the time of Jesus's birth" implies that he was not divine during his time in Mary's womb, rather than the hypostatic union existing from the time of his conception (i.e., he was "adopted" by God at birth)