Sister & Falwell, Part III
Wednesday, February 08, 2006
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Give the gift of Twitz: click the envelope below | Tomorrow: A surprise. To me, as well.
Give the gift of Twitz: click the envelope below | Tomorrow: A surprise. To me, as well.
posted by A. Klemmer at Wednesday, February 08, 2006
7 Comments:
i don't know about falwell's kind (what's he all about?), but there is a sort mentioned in ephesians 6. in case you need to, you know, complete your research.
Ho! A comic.. That I must read.
camobunny, thanks for the refer.
Camobunny: Complete our research? Didn't we talk about this months ago? We pride ourselves on snap judgements and embracing only those people (and opinions and texts) that align nicely with our already made-up minds. Geez, anything else would take effort. Which, okay, I just expended some, but don't know that I see your point. I mean, I see guidance on how to serve others well, regardless of role (children, parents, slaves, masters, etc.), but I'm wondering if you had something more in mind.
Wanderer: Ah, yes. It sounds like a good comic, a noble comic. But, I confess, only for those who live in the Twitz universe. But probably TTD can tell you all about it when he gets over to Malaysian. If he gets over to Malaysian.
um, dude. vv. 10-20. was there a reason you stopped at 9?
13, 6, 10-20, stopped at 9, jerry falwell? this is code isn't? wait.., wait, i get it. on channel 13 at 6pm on october 20th jerry falwell will stop his de9al.
oh wait, right church, wrong pew. sorry, excuse me please. i'm suppose to be in the line that hands twitz the gun.
ambiguous wanderer: you should have said camobunny, thanks for the reefer, and I was wondering if camobunny would be willing to share with friends?
A. Klemmer: I am truly disappointed in you, don't you see that to embrace new and different ideals is blasphemous? where is your sense of proportion? mental slavery is the only way to go. you don't have to worry about thinking, because somebody else does that for you. and you can instead spend all your time, scared to death of things you cannot understand, isn't that much better?
Camobunny: Oops. I read the whole thing. I just didn't express it very well in my comment. I like that bit. Guess it all depends, though, on who's doing the interpretation.
Mary: Keep working on that code and please let me know when you crack it.
Rev: Scared to death of things I don't understand? How 'bout so sure I understand everything that I can tell others how to be?
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