I believe the commercial you’re looking for is an old Carlsberg beer ad. Part of the “welcome to your carlsberg years” campaign. I wasn’t able to find it on the internet, or any more info… perhaps someone at the TVB could help. I liked that ad, and am looking forward to my “carlsberg years”.
Yeah. It was part of the Carlsberg campaign. 58 days until those years begin. Hot Damn.I’d definitely recommend that book. A whole lot more balanced, than, say…Eldredge.
Just to put it out there I LOVE talking about sex, married sex that is … and… I don’t plan to stop!You should read Rob and Dawn Critchley’s book on sex called “Save Sex” it rocks!
wow, Sarah!!! you found my all time favourite sex book (no doubt to be soon replaced by other favourite sex books…the one’s about actually having it). anyway, how did you find it?!?!! it’s very very wonderful. i’d love to discuss it with you…or even, hey, maybe after a month or two when a bunch of people have read it we can all sit down together and chat. yes, no?
I’m going to count to three and you better make that book appear in my hands.1… 2… Just to clarify: this is a book to be read by those of us non-participants, right?
well here’s the thing. and it’s one of the things that winner addresses in her book: it’s probably not a bad idea to talk and think about sex, as well as its place in both private and community life, well before marriage. modern protestant culture seems to push aside the topic until marriage is imminent or has already happened, and for healthy discussion (and practice) to occur, it seems better that there be more openness on the matter. so. yeah. kate. read the book (you know, as soon as sarah finally gives it to you).
Man, you people amuse me. Your newly married friends are obviously enjoying themselves, and the rest of you virgins are obviously struggling with NOT enjoying yourselves. Why must being religious always be about denial? If you’re in love with your partner, how does a simple ceremony change things?Yours is clearly a vengeful god, that would give you urges and then tell you to deny them.
gazaneo 
I believe the commercial you’re looking for is an old Carlsberg beer ad. Part of the “welcome to your carlsberg years” campaign. I wasn’t able to find it on the internet, or any more info… perhaps someone at the TVB could help. I liked that ad, and am looking forward to my “carlsberg years”.
I’m looking forward to his Carlsberg Years too. Er, I mean…Sarah, lend me that book when you’re finished.
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Yeah. It was part of the Carlsberg campaign. 58 days until those years begin. Hot Damn.I’d definitely recommend that book. A whole lot more balanced, than, say…Eldredge.
Oh yeah, I forgot about your disdain towards Eldredge. Alright Sarah, you recommended Captivating, now, balance me out.
Just to put it out there I LOVE talking about sex, married sex that is … and… I don’t plan to stop!You should read Rob and Dawn Critchley’s book on sex called “Save Sex” it rocks!
wow, Sarah!!! you found my all time favourite sex book (no doubt to be soon replaced by other favourite sex books…the one’s about actually having it). anyway, how did you find it?!?!! it’s very very wonderful. i’d love to discuss it with you…or even, hey, maybe after a month or two when a bunch of people have read it we can all sit down together and chat. yes, no?
I’m going to count to three and you better make that book appear in my hands.1… 2… Just to clarify: this is a book to be read by those of us non-participants, right?
Did I mention that we bought a new car?I think we’ll go to the drive-in tonight.~Angela
well here’s the thing. and it’s one of the things that winner addresses in her book: it’s probably not a bad idea to talk and think about sex, as well as its place in both private and community life, well before marriage. modern protestant culture seems to push aside the topic until marriage is imminent or has already happened, and for healthy discussion (and practice) to occur, it seems better that there be more openness on the matter. so. yeah. kate. read the book (you know, as soon as sarah finally gives it to you).
all i have to say is: thank God for cold showers
ANDREW (GAZANEO)! E-Slap.
Man, you people amuse me. Your newly married friends are obviously enjoying themselves, and the rest of you virgins are obviously struggling with NOT enjoying yourselves. Why must being religious always be about denial? If you’re in love with your partner, how does a simple ceremony change things?Yours is clearly a vengeful god, that would give you urges and then tell you to deny them.