I have to admit to hearing my dad say that at times growing up, but in my short stay or an acting preacher, I must say, I don’t think I ever used that phrase, it was hard enough to follow my wild outlines.Now I mighta used that if I could have had some ‘teleprompters’ to keep me on course. ________________Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/
Slewfoot.
Ole Slew foot? m.youtube.com/watch?v=rmPvQBDFol4
Nope, aint never not even one time used the phrase. I done heard before, but I aint never used it.
….I am now a pentecostal in recovery…..
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That was the name of the bear in The Yearling________________
The first time I heard about that may have been when I heard a teaching against doing such things based on Jude 9________________
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I made a duplicate entry. But since I did, my mama’s favorite song was: That old Gospel Ship.The old saints would request it every service I think. Of course she didn’t sing it every service, but very often.Kyle Taylor told me Mama’s version was the best!…. ________________Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/
Yep…along with
green-eyed monster of jealousy.
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Ah, the beauty of a pen name. You don’t know for sure.
I have used that text before to discourage people from being flippant about making such jibes. And yes, I’ve heard the term slewfoot used on numerous occasions.
At one time I had the idea in my head that it was a vague reference to the devil. But definitions I have read don’t say anything like that.
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