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I am going to assume this is old.


Merry Boxing Day. I mean Merry Christmas and all other similarly celebrated holidays of the sort.



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A Belmont falls through a trap door into a square prison with no exits. After hitting three sides he smashes through the last one. Relieved and low on health he looks at the camera, smiles and says......"Pork chop?"
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Re: I dont know if anyone saw this or if this is old but Venn Diagram anyone?
« Reply #1 on: December 31, 2009, 06:24:15 PM »
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I am going to assume this is old.


Merry Boxing Day. I mean Merry Christmas and all other similarly celebrated holidays of the sort.




Damn I haven't read or heard anyone use that term in probably 20 years.
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I'd be impressed by how witty the diagram was if it made sense, but it doesn't.  It should be scrapped or started over again.  Dracula was raised from the dead and I don't think townsfolk revered Frankenstein.

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That diagram is quite the mind player. But I don't think that Jesus would fit in that category due to the (Catholic church suppressed) fact that he never was resurrected. The Romans made it look like he died when in reality it was all a clever plan just to deceive Jesus' enemies and to prevent political instability and thus civil war from ever occurring. 

For full details on this issue read Sylvia Browne's book The Mystical life of Jesus. It certainly gave me food for thought.  :o

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With her it's not about credit, it's about honesty. I was skeptical too, once upon a time. But then I gave my Ego a swift kick to the pants and took the plunge.  ;D

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Sounds more like you took a swift kick to the head.

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