"Great clip, Tony. People need to realize that not everybody superfluously and automatically thanks god in a time of crisis. Maybe he's learned a lesson and become a smarter man. "
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Permalink Reply by James M. Martin on -
Reminds me of the cracker ignoramus who said he didn't see why the whole world did not speak English; after all, "it was good enough for the Lord," by which he meant Jesus and Jehovah.
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Permalink Reply by Natalie A Sera on -
Well, as a Jewish child, I thought Hebrew was God's native tongue. Which was why we were required to pray in Hebrew. At this point, I just want to be able to communicate freely with all my human cousins, and I don't want religion or nationality to get in the way.
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