What do you think Rowland Bingham's favorite experience in his life was?
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The thought of a land with not one Christian and not one missionary haunted Rowland. \n\nThe thought of a land with not one Christian and not one missionary haunted Rowland.  Images of cannibals and slaves pushed away sleep, and the stranger's words "Are you prepared to go if God calls you?" echoed over and over as he turned over in his bed.  Was he, Rowland Bingham, willing to go to the Sudan, where white men nearly always died?\n\n...serving not only in Africa, known as the white man's grave, but in Africa's Sudan interior...\n\nAt age twenty Rowland Bingham committed himself to serving not only in Africa, known as the white man's grave, but in Africa's Sudan interior, where few missionaries had ventured and those who did soon died of disease or retreated in defeat.\n\n...when he found himself the sole surviving member of the fledgling Sudan Interior Mission, he didn't give up--and neither did God.
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In terms of drama, spectacle & importance, there have been no better. Especially given that he appeared to be on one leg. And believe me, sittingg behind that goal, you could see how incredibly quickly it flew in, Hislop saw it coming and had no chance. So yes, it probably is the best, especially for those of us who are supporters of LFC ... I suppose others will always have other opinions.\n\nI will say that technically, I think his first was almost superior. The fact that he didn't have as much time to see the header coming down to him, he didn't have as much space & was inside the box,  he had to be sure to that technique was perfect, or it would have gone into the stand! Furthermore, he was running on to it, & not standing waiting. Yes, we will always remember the 35 yard stunner, but believe me the 1st won was as good!!
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I live in London and have met lots of people. I think my favourites though are Fiddy Cent and George Clooney. I met Mr Clooney outside The Ivy restaurant (v. swanky celebrity haunt) - I was so shocked to see him that I swore straight at him. Thankfully he thought it was hilarious, but I went bright red!!!
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"Favorite State of Mind"... funny you should post that... just saw it on GAC a minute ago!
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I have to admit I really am slightly obsessed with the Surreal Life.  My favorite so far was the one with Janice Dickinson.  I did enjoy the last one with Tawny Kitaen quite a bit.
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I'd have to say Legalos 'cuz he was second fiddle but didn't mind. He had a great attitude & I loved the competitive spirit he had.
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nope it was the most rewarding experience of my life. but then again i was not the one getting walked out on...... best years of my life. :D although now i have been settled........
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Being full of bliss; with lots of hapiness.\n"It gives me great pleasure..."
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On a girl at the local show (Australia's equivalent of a fair i believe)DON'T SLEEP OR THE CLOWNS WILL EAT YOU. I loved it. \nGood question by the way.
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My favorite moment at the Green Party Convention in 2000 was a press conference with Jello. He knew that he was not going to get the nomination, so he could say anything he wanted. It was the funniest damn PC I have ever been to.\n\nThe guy really is a genius, and funny as hell.
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My personal favourite is Harold Lloyd he was amazing did all his own stunts.
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I once went on a missions trip to Ukraine 2 years ago, and because we had friends there who were part of an organisation, they brought us around and we did things like meeting street children, eating with them, buying food for poor families, visiting elders whose children left them.... and much much more.  It was a most awesome experience, and these types of experiences really humble you and (at least for me) it made me think twice about how content I was. And although I thought that I would be changing others' lives by helping them, it was totally opposite and it was a life-changing experience for me. Let's just say that God works in wonderful ways!
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Neil Down is the best in my view.
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my thoughts exactly!...my fave part was when he (Tommy) was "servicing" that girl who wouldn't stop talking, he got up and came back with duct tape! that was funny as all hell.
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I'd have to go with the most sentimental for me which was the Hobbit's Journal. A gift that was given me at a young age by a good friend. It became lost for several years until my beautiful girlfriend gave it back to me over 10 years later.
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My favorite memory was during the year after second grade.  We had the best, most creative teachers.  They wanted us to understand the Temple as described in the Bible so we built one out of cardboard boxes.  \n\nThe teachers were so loving.  It wasn't long after that when I realized that I was personally responsible for my sin (at the time it would have consisted of being disobedient to parents or mean to my siblings.) So I talked to my parents about it and told them I wanted to ask Jesus to be my savior so I could have eternal life.\n\nI have been a follower of Jesus ever since and I still love him and am so grateful for what he has done for me, today.  If only life could be as fun as VBS with grape Kool Aid and cookies!
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Oh it was really good, I remember when Jenny Powell and some real pleb south London casual called Tony (I wonder where he is now??)  were picked as the presenters - it was sooo exciting. And all this in the days when Jonathan King wasn't yet a perv!! I'm sure there would have been a cassette soundtrack at some stage, wasn't it a bit before CDs hit the bigtime? xxx