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Texas Religious Whack-A-Loons Slip in the Side Door
AtlLiberal
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3-28-2009 1:05 AM
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AtlLiberal
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Proving my suspicion that Texas is rife with religious nut jobs, the school board scored one for the Discovery Institute creationist lunatic fringe. Words do matter!
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3-28-2009
12:30 PM
Oortcloud
<intoned whiny believer voice> but if you don't believe in god so much, why do you work so hard to argue AGAINST him? </intoned whiny believer voice>
3-28-2009
3:07 PM
AtlLiberal
LOL! Now that's a GREAT argument.
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