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So Wendys has this commercial that appears to be targeted towards the college age where they have this club like music and the Wendys burgers that grow and shrink in heighth on beat. Basically advertising that you can get as many patties as you want on your burger.

Well Tuesday night after anchor group I was fixing to go to sleep and the guys from my anchor group called me and let me in on their scheme they were executing. They were in the drive through at Wendys and were fixing to order a Wendys Classic Burger with 10 patties to take them up on their advertisement in the commercial. Well they kept me on speakerphone as they ordered the burger and picked it up. When they got up to the menu where you place your order and they said, "Um yes... We'd like a Burger with 10 patties." And they responded, "WHAT?" And after a little debate between them and the cook whether or not a 10 patty burger was physically possible and the conceded to make it. Around $11 bucks it came out to be. They had to use 2 of the normal wrappers to wrap this burger. It was heavy.

Well, they brought it by my apt after they got so that we could stare at it amazement:) It was HUGE! After giving it its proper recognition we all took turns seeing who could actually get their mouth around it. Gross, I know. I won't be eating at Wendys for a while.

Check out the pics. And trust me, the actual burger is even more gross than the pics.










The 10 patty in all ts glory










The guys in my anchor group ready to pounce










This is it after we took turns seeing who could actually take a bite out of it.

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Acadian Baptist Center is rocking this weekend. East Bayou's 1st-5th grade are here as well as FBC Sulphur and North Eunice Baptist Church for a 24hr retreat. To quote one kid named Shawn that I was hanging with tonight, "This is the best camp of my life. They should call it 'The Ultimate Camp.'"

I was invited to do the speaking. Tonight I talked about Galatians 6:7-8 and gave an invitation at the end. Mrs. Carol told me that she had a bunch of kids that were asking questions and that she thought were ready to accept Christ. After the invitation I asked the kids to tell their leaders in their dorms tonight if they made a decision to invite Jesus into their lives.

I went through the guys dorms right before lights out and one of the leaders came up to me and he said, "My son prayed with you tonight. He just told me about it and I asked him questions to make sure he understood, and he did. I'm 6 foot 3 and 218 pounds but that can't keep me from crying..." he told me as his eyes teared up.

God, you are amazing and unbeleivable. Your love for us humbles me and makes me want to just give my life to you. What else are you doing that I can be apart of? To watch something like that happen, much less to be a part of someone's soul being forever secured by your Son's blood. MAN! I don't know how you can be so good, but you are. You are just GOOD! You are a good God!

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It equals David Crowder* Band. Not a clue what the asterick means. This CD is one of few that I've found that packs that much emotion into the music. David Crowder definitely has a gift for expressing raw feelings for God in his music. Check it out. If you don't want to buy the whole thing(which I encourage you to do) then jut spend .99 on the song called "Come and Listen." Well worth 99 pennies. But you're warned, I bet you can't stop with just one.

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Here's the Christmas jam that everyone needs to get. If you like jazzy big band sutff, buy it. Half of them are instrumental, and the other half have vocals.

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