Attachment 37767
You see it all over, but I must confess I have no idea what it stands for.
Printable View
Attachment 37767
You see it all over, but I must confess I have no idea what it stands for.
It's the Flatirons church I believe
One of those monster churches up in Lafayette
Thanks much! I've long wondered. Think you are correct.
Attachment 37769
Asked the kid the same thing.
They are everywhere.
Yup that's the church. Went there a few times but felt lost in the crowd. Prefer the smaller ones.
Whilst we're on the topic, does anyone know what those 13 stickers mean?
Half marathon.
New board members.Quote:
Originally Posted by ZERO THEORY
If it's 13.1 Irving is right. There are 13.1 miles in a half marathon.
I thought it was Mexican Mafia
LmaoQuote:
Originally Posted by KevDen2005
Take the number 26.2 (standard marathon, in miles) and multiply or divide either up/down and it's all about running, from short all the way to ultra-marathons (100+ miles).Quote:
Originally Posted by ZERO THEORY
70.3 is half iron, 140.6 is full as well. My wife slapped 26.2 on our cars, but this one is my favorite:Quote:
Originally Posted by hatidua
Attachment 37781
I would tend to think most members of this board would preferQuote:
Originally Posted by Jeffrey Lebowski
Attachment 37785
or this one Attachment 37787Quote:
Originally Posted by Aloha_Shooter
Ok, so being newish out here, what's the "hidden gems" circle slash about? No one I ask knows.
thinking maybe some past bill to mine?
Quote:
Originally Posted by Rabid
Cheers.Quote:
Originally Posted by hatidua
New stickers add angle to Hidden Gems debateQuote:
Originally Posted by Limited GM
Quote:
The anti-Gems folks got a jump on the public-relations battle with a simple but effective design of a sticker in 2010. Their sticker features the universal "no" symbol - the red circle with a slash - over the words "Hidden Gems." About 6,000 stickers were produced in the first run and were distributed by Gems foe John Hembel with the help of the Hi Country 4 Wheelers Club. The stickers are a common sight everywhere in the valley.
That's a church sticker? Here I've been thinking it was a parking sticker for one of the Front Range community colleges.
sent from a soup can and some string..
I thought it was a snowboarding company.Quote:
Originally Posted by def90
[Coffee]
Quote:
Originally Posted by def90
I thought it was a fitness club or something.Quote:
Originally Posted by ray1970
I also thought it was something else. Aloha, what is 15.5?
I also thought it was some local gym/athletic club's membership sticker.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeffrey Lebowski
The number of gallons in a keg.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
They are for the parking garage downtown.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tor Larson
Thanks gman.
I see this one other sticker, really cool looking. It's an AR boltface, with a Colorado "C" around it...
Have no clue what your talking about.[LOL] And before this turns into another one of those for the new guys it is the old sticker that has been retired so to speak.[handbags]Quote:
Originally Posted by ChadAmberg
Its a great church if you can get past the fact that its huge! The pastor is a gun nut like all of us! And he is not afraid to let everyone know that. Almost every week he is wearing some sort of gun shirt. Here is a video from a couple of years ago where he uses shooting targets and having to be on target. It was a great series.
If you get to about the 30 min mark it is where he goes out to a range with his rifle and explains about how critical it is to have your sights/life on target.
http:// http://www.flatironschurch.c...ng&md=01.07.12
Saw at least two of those stickers today on the highway. One going, and one leaving. I probably have been seeing 2 a day for years now without realizing it.
Yes Sir, it's an incredible place doing impressive good in this jacked up world. I am proud to be a part of it. Jim and Scott are both awesome guys, completely non-politically correct (which I LOVE) and Jim is especially conservative and a strong 2A supporter. Scott is a little less vocal about it, but he is too. If anyone on this board is curious or interested in coming to visit, please feel free to reach out to me.Quote:
Originally Posted by To Bear Arms
This is interesting and timely. I have been aware of this church for some time and have recently been approached by a friend who thought that I may be interested. I got her perspective, but what I have read here helps me understand the organization and their values a little better.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sawin
Who knows, maybe I will check it out someday soon.
You really should man, it's fantastic. I personally know about 30 men who would fit in perfectly on this forum, all from this church.... you should meet them too. Who knows, some of them may be members on here already, like me.Quote:
Originally Posted by mbl
My girlfriend goes there so I have attended church there three times over the last 6 months. It's cool but really different from my normal Catholic service( go about once a month). I would recommend people give it a try if they are curious about red rocks but if you are like me, the flashy lights, Christian rock music mixed with current radio tunes and dicing up the bible does give it the big TV church vibe. Not bashing, it's different and kinda cool just not convinced it is my cup of tea.
Actually, this is all I needed to know, so I do appreciate that.Quote:
Originally Posted by RonMexico
I didn't know what Rainbow sticker meant, until one of my gay classmate (15 years ago) told me what it was.
I thought it was those BMW "M" motor work sticker, just like the "Mugen" Honda.
+1, It is a great place, we have been going for 7+ years now. It is crazy how big it has gotten.