How many other You's have gone down the drain?

Question

or ended up somewhere unclean?

HINT: Ask Dad.

Answer 1

Ewww, when my ex was in jail he said everytime he went to use the shower this one guy would be coming out and say to him "don't step on my dead babies in there"
Ewww.....

and I think my brother in law bought his baby a onsie that says "daddy's lil squirt"

Answer 2

Oh, when I saw the question at first I thought it was referring to Yahoo accounts.

Many many many. My father was a Bull and my mother was a Goddess.

Answer 3

*** w80 11/1 p. 7 Is It True that “All Have Sinned”? ***

Why Are We Sinful?

Reference has been made to only a few of the ways that we can fall into sin. Many others are outlined in the Bible. After considering them, you may come to the conclusion that it is impossible to avoid sinning in one way or another. You probably agree with King Solomon, who said: “There is no man that does not sin.” (1 Ki. 8:46) God himself noted: “The inclination of the heart of man is bad from his youth up.” (Gen. 8:21) Yes, many things cause us to sin, but especially does the weakness of our own flesh.

Why should this be? It is a matter of inheritance. Originally, our first parents, Adam and Eve, did not have this problem. They were perfect and could make balanced, reasonable decisions as to sin. But they made a wrong choice, decided to rebel against God, and, hence, fell from perfection to imperfection. Because of this, they left to all their children a legacy of sinful, wrong tendencies. The apostle Paul explained it this way: “Through one man [Adam] sin entered into the world and death through sin, and thus death spread to all men because they had all sinned.”—Rom. 5:12.

Hence, even with the best motivation in the world, we cannot avoid sinning. Why? The apostle Paul himself confessed: “The good that I wish I do not do, but the bad that I do not wish is what I practice”! (Rom. 7:19) We all have the same problem.

The result has been disastrous for humankind. Man’s best intentions have been frustrated by his own fallibility. Selfishness and greed result in pollution, poverty and injustice. Suspicion and mistrust cause instability in international relations as well as in families. Corruption and crime hinder the efforts of countries to make progress. And there is little that man can do about it.

Additionally, in view of the inherent sinfulness of humans, the rule stated at Romans 6:23 hangs like a sinister cloud over our heads: “The wages sin pays is death.” There is nothing we can do on our own to avoid suffering the death penalty for our sins, since there is nothing that we can do to avoid sinning completely. We are largely at the mercy of our own imperfection.

Is that all there is to it? Will man always be prevented by his own weaknesses from realizing his highest dreams and aspirations? No. For there is One who can help us. The apostle Paul, having confessed his personal inability to avoid falling into sin, goes on to say: “Miserable man that I am! Who will rescue me from the body undergoing this death?” His answer? “Thanks to God through Jesus Christ our Lord!” (Rom. 7:24, 25) Yes, the realization of just how much we are under the power of sin and our helplessness to rescue ourselves make us appreciate the great love and consideration of God who has helped us

Answer 4

bin Dare Dundat

the answer to the question of:

what do you call a pakistani whose done everything?

Answer 5

Hey,there is a sixteen year age gap between me and my sister(she is older),I thank that small hole in the condom.

Answer 6

hahahahahahahahahaha

I lost my twin brother because he dripped out afterward.

Answer 7

none of "me", but probably some siblings.

Answer 8

eewww lol

Answer 9

my parents wouldnt do such things....they were born again
im unique...theres only one me!!

Answer 10

Are we talking spunk?