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Old 06-19-2003, 05:20 PM   #21
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Let's get more barren!
Barren and flat, flat and barren.
 
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Barren and flat, flat and barren.
Right you are Amos, flat and barren is the way to go! Sure beats the alternatives.
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I have long found the catholic church's opposition to "superstitions" somewhat ironic in view of their own practices.
Back to the OP, I was recently in a catholic hospital and there were dolls dressed up in white with crowns and sceptors and orbs representing jesus. I found it disturbing considering that it is in all seriousness.
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