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Date Posted: 16:55:31 10/27/11 Thu
Author: john
Subject: Re: Price silencing... good, bad, indifferent?
In reply to: George 's message, "Re: Price silencing... good, bad, indifferent?" on 08:45:44 10/27/11 Thu

your opinion of the community of christ, george, is just that, your opinion...

perhaps if you came and spent some time with us your opinion would shift... it is easy to cast stones from the outside....

john

>>truth may be everlasting George, but nonsense and
>>nastiness seem to reign supreme on this board!
>>
>>john
>>
>
>John, dirty laundry is dirty. And that seems to be the
>only thing that the Community of Christ has.
>
>One of my colleagues told me that his college dorm
>mate wouldn't do laundry. When he ran out of clean
>underwear, he'd just turn them inside out.
>
>That's the sort of thing that the Community of Christ
>does with all its dirty laundry.
>
>The truth is very nasty, John. All the German locals
>whom the Allies forced to tour Auschwitz immediately
>following the war went in smiling and laughing as a
>lark, and came out with a very different affect.
>
>As far as the soil of the lockouts and silencings and
>excommunications, Matt's explanation has always been
>that the laundry has been dirty for so long that there
>isn't any need to do anything about it. Pardon us for
>having olefactory receptors.
>
>But the See-No-Evil, Speak-No-Evil, Hear-No-Evil crowd
>live in Barneyland.
>
>George
>
>I hate you, you hate me...
>Let's go out and kill Barnee.
>with a bang-bang, rat-a-tat, Barney hit the floor.
>No more purple dinosaur.
>(Elementary school rhyme from the 1980's.)

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