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Similar to RBHILL's e-mail, I received this one. It's along the same lines, but slightly more revealing...

SOMEBODY'S RAISING THEIR CHILD RIGHT!
One Nation, "Under GOD"



One day, a six-year-old girl was sitting in a classroom.
The teacher was explaining evolution to the children.
The teacher asked a little boy:

TEACHER:
Tommy, do you see the tree outside?

TOMMY:
Yes

TEACHER:
Tommy, do you see the grass outside?

TOMMY:
Yes.

TEACHER:
Go outside and look around and see if you can see someone who doesn't belong to your obscure, ridiculous and heretical sect.

TOMMY:
(Returns five minutes later) Yes, I found someone who has slightly less ludicrous beliefs than those I have been raised with.

TEACHER:
Tommy, that person is evil. Do you see?

TOMMY:
Yes, indeed I do.

TEACHER:
That's my point. They might have more self respect than you, and be clearly brighter, but they are pure evil. Understand?


LITTLE GIRL:
Tommy, do you see the tree outside?

TOMMY:
Yes.

LITTLE GIRL:
Tommy do you see the grass outside?

TOMMY:
Yessssss!

LITTLE GIRL:
Tommy, do you see the incredible hypocrisy in what you claim you believe in, and what you actually believe?

TOMMY:
(Banging his little empty head off his desk) No, no, no, I can't hear you, no, no, no...

LITTLE GIRL:
Tommy, you really are a stupid little $hit, aren't you?

TOMMY:
You have a point there.
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Pass it on, and spread the love!

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Originally posted by sjeg
Similar to RBHILL's e-mail, I received this one. It's along the same lines, but slightly more revealing...

SOMEBODY'S RAISING THEIR CHILD RIGHT!
One Nation, "Under GOD"



One day, a six-year-old girl was sitting in a classroom.
The teacher was explaining evolution to the children.
The teacher asked a little boy:

TEACHER:
Tommy, do yo ...[text shortened]... e $hit, aren't you?

TOMMY:
You have a point there.
[b]

Pass it on, and spread the love!
Go outside and look around and see if you can see someone who doesn't belong to your obscure, ridiculous and heretical sect.[/b][/b]

Obscure, ridiculous and heretical? That only depends on who/how many are part of it.

Take scientology for example. Have Tom Cruise in your ranks and suddenly it's no longer obscure and ridiculous.

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Originally posted by Halitose
[b]Go outside and look around and see if you can see someone who doesn't belong to your obscure, ridiculous and heretical sect.[/b][/b]

Obscure, ridiculous and heretical? That only depends on who/how many are part of it.

Take scientology for example. Have Tom Cruise in your ranks and suddenly it's no longer obscure and ridiculous.[/b]
Good point, Halitose. 🙂

[Although I must say scientology is a bit obscure to me, if not redicilous.]

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Originally posted by stocken
Good point, Halitose. 🙂

[Although I must say scientology is a bit obscure to me, if not redicilous.]
My sentiments exactly.

If you feel like a laugh: www.tomcruiseisnuts.com

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Originally posted by Halitose
My sentiments exactly.

If you feel like a laugh: www.tomcruiseisnuts.com
Thanks Hal, I didn't know this guy was a whack. Funny and sad.

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Originally posted by Halitose
[b]Go outside and look around and see if you can see someone who doesn't belong to your obscure, ridiculous and heretical sect.[/b][/b]

Obscure, ridiculous and heretical? That only depends on who/how many are part of it.

Take scientology for example. Have Tom Cruise in your ranks and suddenly it's no longer obscure and ridiculous.[/b]
Scientology is ridiculous no matter who is in your ranks. In fact, Mr. Cruise has done a wonderful job of bringing to the public's awareness just how ridiculous sceintology actually is. The more he talks, the more ridiculous he looks.

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Originally posted by checkbaiter
Thanks Hal, I didn't know this guy was a whack. Funny and sad.
The point here is that you're not a whack for choosing a belief system. You're simply... human. If I don't understand the basis for your choices, it hardly makes you a whack, now does it?

Funny site, though. 🙂

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Originally posted by stocken
The point here is that you're not a whack for choosing a belief system. You're simply... human. If I don't understand the basis for your choices, it hardly makes you a whack, now does it?

Funny site, though. 🙂
Funny site, though.

I little over the top, but funny nonetheless.

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Originally posted by stocken
The point here is that you're not a whack for choosing a belief system. You're simply... human. If I don't understand the basis for your choices, it hardly makes you a whack, now does it?

Funny site, though. 🙂
gotcha...😉

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Originally posted by checkbaiter
gotcha...😉
uhm... say what?..

😕

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Originally posted by Halitose
[b]Go outside and look around and see if you can see someone who doesn't belong to your obscure, ridiculous and heretical sect.[/b][/b]

Obscure, ridiculous and heretical? That only depends on who/how many are part of it.

Take scientology for example. Have Tom Cruise in your ranks and suddenly it's no longer obscure and ridiculous.[/b]
You're not suggesting everyone was writing "Scientology" off before, but then Tom Cruise joined, and people began to think there might be something to it?

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Originally posted by sjeg
You're not suggesting everyone was writing "Scientology" off before, but then Tom Cruise joined, and people began to think there might be something to it?
I guess I was suggesting something along those lines.

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Well, I find that rather spurious, Halitose...

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Originally posted by sjeg
Well, I find that rather spurious, Halitose...
So you are suggesting that famous or reputable folk hold no sway over public opinion in any way whatsoever?