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What More Proof Do You Need?
Bob emails: Remember the Jesus tortilla from the 80’s? Like an edible Shroud of Turin. Khunrum emails: “This reminds me of a true Tejas story from when I was a young immigrant to the state. Someone discovered what they perceived … Continue reading
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No, I Am Not Going To Text You Nude Photos Of Myself
Why not? Because on his radio show today, Dennis Prager came out against sexting (texting nude photos of yourself). I haven’t heard much of this show but I suspecting Prager will blame sexting on the breakdown of organized religion. Dennis: … Continue reading
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