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http://www.clarkecountydemocrat.com/new ... hurch.html

Sorry if this is too religious for the forum. I thought it was funny. "rlol"
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You were right. That is funny.
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That's about the funniest thing I've read in a long, long time.
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We used to attend church in a bar.

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Classic. Love it.
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Funny, but probably not true. Snopes reports it as unverifiable and early versions say it occured in a generic mid-western town.

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That's too good. THanks for the post...
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"rlol" "rlol" "rlol"
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True or not, its still worth a laugh.
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I'm with the judge! "rlol"
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Lonest4r wrote:True or not, its still worth a laugh.
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Leave it up to Snopes to ruin every good story. :grumble
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Fangs wrote:Leave it up to Snopes to ruin every good story. :grumble
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And they are so often wrong. :evil2:
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:cheers2: :hurry:
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