I like the 1995 version of the NASB myself. My church mainly uses the ESV, but overall I prefer how the NASB forms sentences. I go back and forth between the two translations a lot though. I've heard the Legacy Standard Bible is a good newer translation too, but I haven't read it much. One of the ma...

Happy 300th Post, Polhaus53! Here's my rambings: I'm on team Emily with this one. I think the kids would probably learn more and have more fun with the informative style play. I do love some of that Answers in Genesis type stuff that makes theories on the pre-flood world. Maybe too hard for some kid...

Ah, yes, the movies topic has been revived! \:D/ In recent years, I’ve been becoming more interested in film, something I’ve started researching for fun. It’s an interesting area. Although there’s a lot of movies I have not seen, I do keep up with what’s currently being released and what movies are...

I have alway worn glasses since I was little I and I don't mind them probably because i think I look younger without them. I don't think I would want to wear contact lenses, because I'd be afraid of poking my eyes with them. The only time I don't wear glasses is when I'm sleeping, out of curiosity ...

That show looks really fun from the clips I've seen. Unfortunately, after it ended, the owners replaced Phil Vischer and Mike Nawrocki as the voices of Bob and Larry. :( Here's what Phil said on twitter: https://twitter.com/philvischer/status/1526645940198719489?lang=en I tried listening to an episo...

I've only read two (well, three if Adventures in Oddity counts) I used to have The Stranger's Message and The Case of The Mysterious Message. I don't remember the plot of the Stranger's Message, but Whit looks kinda like Mark Twain on the cover and the stranger looks sorta like a neighbor of mine. I...

Well, there's what they would drive, what they'd wish to drive, and what they're confirmed to drive. I'm mostly going for the first with my list. There's also the timeless yet dated nature of AiO. We haven't seen a lot of the characters since around 2008 in our time. This makes me personally think a...

I was listening to some early episodes the other day and stumbled upon Connie's perfect husband! Robert aka "ProtoMitch" from Go Ye Therefore. Here are 11 reasons (that's right, you get one extra) why ProtoMitch is perfect for Connie: 1: He has no last name. This way Connie can remain Conn...

I like the one-page gag comics, but agree that it's not the ideal way for AiO to introduce storylines involving long absent characters. The current storyline is really fast paced, seeming kinda rushed and it's a little confusing sometimes. It does feel more like fan-fiction than an official Odyssey ...

I've been playing Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic and so far I've recognized: Jess Harnell (Wooton) as a drunk citizen of Taris The combat arena announcer on Taris sounds just like Karno Wescott And Nathan Carlson (Richard Maxwell) plays Handon Guld, a murder suspect on Dantooine. Also, Armin...

We have a sign in the basement at work that says "wits end" Always makes me think of Whit's End. One day at work, I was cataloging chomebooks and one had 8099 as it's asset tag. Made me think "Write to us at: Adventures in Odyssey, Colorado Springs, Colorado 80995." Also my boss'...

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I haven’t been active on the forums for a while because I started my first job a couple months ago, but at least my work is usually something I can do while listening to something. So, I finally gave in and subscribed to the club. Here’s my thoughts on 28 Hours so far. I listened to 1-4 back to back...

"Ryan's right, it's not a big deal. I'm wearing the socks!"

Edited August 6th. Originally, I didn't want to make the quote too easy so I left out the character that was mentioned. I looked at it again today and realized that made it way too hard. Sorry.

Thanks, Bananareader. While faith doesn't necessarily mean Alan Young was a christian, it is comforting to have a hint that he might have been. Time makes it easier when it was someone you weren't personally close to, but when an actor passes away, it's hard not to worry about the real people behind...

I was looking for some christian rock to listen to and found this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pFe4ZTpWLAg It wasn't the sort of rock I like, but the way it was sung reminded me of Cryin' Bryan Dern's "What is he saying?" contest. The first line sounds like he's saying, "Wrong Cha...

Happy Birthday to Patterson! *insert clip of "Welcoming Wooton" where Wooton sings to Mrs. Randolph* (I would do it myself, but I can't dance or sing and don't particularly want my pants ripped, so the clip will suffice for now. ;)) Hope you've had a good day! :D :clap: \:D/ Thanks, Polha...

I didn't like this one the first time I heard it years ago (idk why) but I thought it was pretty good when I heard it today. The narration was great. Although it referenced Snow Day, it still felt like it's own episode. I think it would be fun to create a theory about metal trash can lids being myst...

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Sun Apr 17, 2022 11:49 am

Give this one a try:

"Overcoming obstacles with outrageous optimism! That's what we're all about, right?"

Connie in Do or Diet?

It's been about a week since I've heard it, but I really liked part 3. Definitely didn't see the twist with Buck's cousin. That was a twist done right. Crime does seem to run deep in Buck's family. I think "The Oliver Crime Family" would be a great name for mobsters in a corny gangster mov...