This time it was.

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In a somewhat related note, it reminds me of something one of my friends Dad said, "You can go anywhere in this world with a wave and a clipboard". In essence, you play the part of someone doing something important and no one gives you flak ... same sort of idea.

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....one of my friends Dad said, "You can go anywhere in this world with a wave and a clipboard".

I was trying to imagine surfing a wave on a clipboard to get from point A to point B and thinking your friends dad was a total stoner, then I stopped smoking the bong for a minute and realized that it is I that is the total stoner. Carry on.

Does anyone remember how the cat "jumped" over the cliff? Well, according to the Amazing Accurate IMDB Message Board&trademark; we now have the true story of what happened to that ginger moggie.

I especially love Australia because we give tax deductions to convicted heroin dealers on the loss of income due to the theft of his money by another drug dealer.

This was odd: the hail looked like snow.

The following picture is pretty much how I'm feeling today.

I got this from i am paradox. This is the sort of church I want to be involved with. One that cares for people, not one that does lots of lip service. Lately, I don't think I've seen this at my own church, and it's lead me to (further) depression.

Anyway, it's a cool story with an awesome punchline. Figured I'd share it here.

http://www.zoeone.cjb.net/

I was reading up about this on Wikipedia (I'm getting addicted) and I got confused by their example.

Is Pnau any good?

As a Protestant Christian, I often make stupid and senseless statements based on what I've seen of history (read: not much). As such, I come out with some pretty outrageous statements.

I know this sounds stupid, but I've only just noticed how dumb and horrible it is to attack other Christians.