Sentences with phrase «thats right folks»

Thats right folks # 1 v. # 3.

Thats right folks, I said it... WE ARE GOD, or at least part of God.

thats right folks, us southern christians can also be complete jerks...

Thats right folks, the right to life candidate was making money off the disposal of human fetuses.

Yup, you read that right folks.

Yep, you heard that right folks, pumpkin.

(Yes that right folks, you heard it right the first time, eight social workers!)

That right folks you pay over a quarter of a BILLION dollars each year just to the MLS infrastructure alone.

Not exact matches

But, because the mosquitoes were put into action in 2015, right around the time Zika started hitting the Americas, some folks jumped to the conclusion that the two events were linked.

«We're getting some sense... that if we can figure out a way to get this right it could be persuasive for folks deciding whether they should add a second or third car to their garages,» John Krafcik, head of Waymo and a former automotive industry executive, told the Journal.

After the first spike and crash, and after what some folks wrote about it - including your humble servant right here - it would seem that people would realize what kind of outfit this is, and that they would try to exit their shares, and be done with it, having learned a lesson about believing corporate gobbledygook instead of doing research.

Now I'm sure that it's more than a little frustrating to all those folks waiting in the wings or right outside the office — hoping that their request or project is still on the top of the pile — or worse yet, getting ready to dump some new problem in their boss's lap.

The notion that nice, regular folks can, in the right circumstances, do very bad things is not exactly new.

«I know that part of the challenge that folks across the Lower Mainland and B.C. are facing right now is related to the fact that we are connected so closely to the U.S. market and to what happens in the United States,» Trudeau said as the price of gas exceeded $ 1.60 a litre in the Vancouver area.

One of the most amazing — and perhaps depressing — facts of current American politics is that the Occupy Wall Street folks and the American political right are apparently unified in their support for a «buy American» policy.

Given that most founders are nice people who like to help out their pals, and their friends are cool folks who are happy to talk and tweet about their awesome experience at a new establishment, it makes perfect sense for friends to get a deal when they come in to a buddy's business, right?

Outside of the fact that you happen to be reading one right now, I find that there are lots of smart, business savvy folks out there who when placed in the position of having to explain, strategize or build a blog (or decide if one should be built at all) are at a bit of a loss.

The White House will ensure that petitions that cross the signature threshold make their way to the right policy folks across the government (whether they're in a White House office like the Domestic Policy Council or at a federal department or agency).

But it's not too hard to imagine some of these things that are much better at helping folks remember to take their medications, for instance, right?

If you're still on the fence about whether working with a financial advisor is right for you, Founder and Principal at Las Vegas - based Belmore Financial, LLC Kate Holmes says you're not alone, adding that some folks think financial planning will be too overwhelming, or that they don't have enough wealth to justify working with one.

Hey Henry — you are right, and actually I found that even after publishing this many folks still reach out to me asking for the best way to get started, so I recently published a super simple guide to the very first thing you should do with respect to keyword research (and I included a free tool that helps speed up the consolidation process) You can check it out here: http://www.seonick.net/keyword-research-tool

ColorOfChange, an online civil rights organization «comprised of Black folks from every economic class,» announced in a press release that it has joined nearly a dozen groups and more than 200,000 individuals in opposing a merger between Charter Communications, Inc. (NASDAQ: CHTR) and Time Warner...

My colleague Paul Hinlicky concurs that Preus and his cohorts provided so much «torment from the right» that the Seminex folks saw little danger from the left.

There are actually folks on the right who have some facts that they feel support their positions.

thats it your all going to hell... HEY GOD, SEE THESE FOLKS, YEAH THEM, NO THE PEOPLE NEXT TO HIM... TO YOUR RIGHT — oh jesus christ, WOULD YA LOOK AT WHERE I»M POINTING ALREADY... GODDA - MN IT!!!! thats it, i quit!

The bottom line is whether or not the majority of Americans should have the right to force a minority to do things they find objectionable — whether it's religious folks forcing God into schools or athiests forcing condoms in Catholic church — is that what any of us wants?

And I think he was onto something, though, that folks are asking a lot of really good questions right now.

And it's when these same folks try to use their beliefs to discriminate against others, slow scientific progress, and dictate how others run their lives that I have every right to refuse to allow it.

Come on folks, there is no single standard folks because we all, intentionally or not, pay the money to hear him, see them, or use them rather that take a stand a accept that we may be a little uncomfortable if we do the right thing.

You do know that folks didn't live very long back then right?

Yet, for some strange reason, York god didn't think that black folks or women needed that same right.

The good news is that Jesus has survived the embarrassing things that we Christians have done in His name, as found in the dark side of the history of fundamentalism, the messiness of the religious Right, and even more recently, in folks who burn the Koran and hold signs that say «God Hates Fags,» all in the name of Christianity.

They schooled me according to a black folk tradition that taught that trouble doesn't last always, that the weak can gain victory over the strong (given the right planning), that God is at the helm of human history and that the best standard of excellence is a spiritual relation to life obtained in one's prayerful relation to God.

This country was founded on the presumption that you can live your life however you want to live it insofar as you do not impinge upon other folks» right to do the same.

Progressive religious folks of all stripes tend to share a post-triumphalism (a sense that it's time to move beyond the old triumphalist paradigm in which one religion is The Right Path to God and all the other paths are wrong), as well as an inclination toward reading our sacred texts through interpretive lenses which take into account changing social mores and changing understandings of justice.

Almost all the folks running for president from the right claim to be Christian and are just positive that god wants them to hate gays.

Thinking that you are always right and everyone else is wrong will indeed hurt your ability to interact with and love on your neighbors — but don't blame a wrong spirit on theology; there is precious little possibility that you could think and feel like that about yourself when it comes to theology and NOT think and feel like that in pretty much all situations with other folks.

Yet it is a belief that they are right and there is no God... Its a BS, atheists are just as messed as religious folk..

Our religions are so different that it seems the only way to keep the peace is to admit the other folks may also be right and back away from our efforts to change their religions or governments.

Hey Greg s, you are right - on when you say that,» [God] wants folks in Heaven he can trust and it would seem he will only trust those who had faith in him sight unseen while living on earth.»

While validating your contention that 3 is not the right number (you do appear to be correct), I came across an article for nativity scene costumes — «Jesus, Mary and 3 Wise Men available at Tesco» — even if this is not a serious story (I actually hope it's an attempt at humour — that religious folks don't actually buy this «stuff»), will you be asking them for a correction?

You might as well say that they killed folks because they were right - handed, and all right - handed folks are evil murderers.

AA requires that you respect other folk's right to be anonymous, but anyone in the program has a perfect right to be public about their own dependency.

These are folks who do not necessarily want to abandon orthodox Christianity but are driven by the gut feel that orthodoxy itself has a menu that includes more than just Bill Bright's «Four Spiritual Laws» and the Religious Right's politics.

You said, «So the very rights that the gay folk profess to be trying trying to get civil and otherwise etc, are the ones they want to deny to others who don't agree with their lifestyle.»

Folk who believe abortion is okay generally believe that either the mother's rights overwhelm the baby's, or that the baby isn't actually a distinct person until they are born, therefore an abortion is just getting rid of some excess tissue growth.

Heres the problem these people ARE DOING HARM, there are a lot of folks out there that are a bit more marginal with grips on sanity and such and they hear stuff like this and go into a painc, and thats what these supposed «True Believers» are counting on, its not right, and its dangerous

If folks like you believe that u have the right to pray wherever the heck you want to in public and ask for schools to observe holidays at your convenience, then the rest of us have the right to question this nonsense.

Right... unlike the Republicans who say «Let's all join in unity — that includes you ungrateful poor folk who don't appreciate your minimum wage jobs with no health benefits.»

If folks want to practice religion, go to church and all that of course that is fine and WELL within their rights to do so.