Sentences with phrase «read all of comments»

My goal is to have $ 50,000 in my savings account by my 25th birthday, but after reading some of the comments on here it seems like I will still be behind many of you!

Didn't read all of the comments so forgive me if this was already mentioned!

As always I look forward to reading all of your comments and questions, until then.....

Learned 10 minutes later...????? After reading all of these comments I'm.

My response: I did not forget, but you also appear to have not read any of my comments to anyone else in this thread.

In reading some of the comments, I would just like to say that I would rather take a chance of being wrong in my belief in God as well as my faith in Jesus Christ as to be one that says there is no God only to stand before Him in the final judgement to hear the words «depart from me» and be cast into the lake of fire...

I haven't read all of the comments, but I have to hope Karalen will read some of them.

I wonder if you read any of these comments?

I am not going to bother reading any of these comments because I already know what they say.

Reading some of the comments above prove what a lost world we live in.

When we read all of her comments (and I did a second reading of them this evening), we find her referencing very specific pieces of documentary evidence.

Something that has deeply troubled me in reading all of these comments and documents is the degree to which it seems that you were abandoned so your husband could pursue his education and career.

I've read all of the comments posted up until now and understand all sides of this, I think.

I have read some of your comments on other blogs, and read your own blog.

But then I started reading some of the comments and had to go back and read this story closer to find out why all the rage towards religion as this story does not bring it up other than mentioning missionary work.

If you have read some of these comments you will notice most are promoting hate.

Reading some of these comments reminds me of why I couldn't go to church anymore (at least not for a long time)... it would be a disaster.

Read ALL of the comments and make your own assessment.

Perhaps you, too, should go back and read ALL of the comments.

I haven't read all of the comments, but here is my initial thought.

Having read some of your comments in this thread, there is no doubt in my mind that you are well versed in your philosophy and reasoning skills.

So it is interesting to read some of the comments from back then and compare them with what people say today.

We'll read some of your comments on air.

I was reading some of the comments, and when you said: «(1) don't think they committed it, (2) don't care that they have committed it, and (3) don't care about being forgiven.»

Read some of these comments — people say some really offensive things that are NOt simple criticism.

What a waste of my time to read all of these comments.

Read some of the comments and you'll get it.

After reading all of these comments one thing is certain, Thomas Jefferson was 100 % correct when he removed religion from governemnt.

Look at yesterday's fairly innocent (I thought) post HERE, read some of the comments, and you'll see what I mean.

I started to read some of the comments, and as usual it's all about whose right or wrong when it comes to religion and not about the article read.

Reading some of these comments only reaffirms my thoughts of not feeling sorry for ignorant misguided people.

From reading some of the comments above, and from your experience, and from my own, I've found that there are two realities.

I haven't read all of these comments, but I have been amazed at the lack of concern by today's conservatives who oppose abortion but are not pro-life once the child is born.

Was a bit nervous reading some of the comments below, but followed the instructions to the letter and it turned out brilliantly.

My mom and I love reading all of your comments.

Emily — Gold star for trying to read all of the comments already here!

I've been making this every summer since you posted it, but after reading some of the comments today thought I'd share my tweaks.

I didn't read all of the comments but wondered if the oil is necessary in this recipe.

Having read many of the comments, I was worried about the texture and starchiness.

It took awhile but I just read all of these comments, I'm scared to use coconut oil on my face but I think I may try it now.

I've read all of your comments and every single one of them made my day.

I just read all of the comments to see if they have already been answered.

But after reading some of the comments I figured these had to be pretty good, so I gave them a shot.

I have read some of the comments below... what about using a medicine dropper for dispensing to cut down on dribble waste?

I was actually really excited when I saw this challenge, especially after reading all of the comments everyone had.

Read some of the comments.

After reading some of the comments, I was a little nervous to try these.

I read all of the comments and thoroughly read the recipe hoping to understand why you added coconut butter, rather than exclusively using cacao butter.

Read some of the comments and replies and followed to a «t».

(sorry if that's already been asked and answered... didn't read all of the comments!)