Posted by giveawayboy on September 11, 2001 at 07:16:58:
In Reply to: Re: I found it John McGee! posted by John McGee on September 11, 2001 at 06:17:41:
This makes the most sense to me out of anything I've heard so far. Why didn't I think of this myself? John, you are absolutely brilliant! relevant! practical! and heck, we can even rent out a storefront and sell T-shirts that say AWESOME! and RADICAL! and have tiny Marmoset pawprints on them, with a Cross inside. See you!
: Now there's an idea for a home church! Can we run up and hit crucial players in the evil empire with red paint-filled water baloonson? Then we can stand up and scream our battle cry before smacking ourselves over the head with another baloon! Or we could go to the zoo and free all of the animals! Or breed an army of viscious brain-washed marmosets to carry out our dangerous, dangerous plans!
: : You've got a point, I think much is happening right under our noses concerning the coming(or current) trib, forest for the trees and all. (Which reminds me did you like that CD, that's one of my favorites.) I guess there is nothing wrong with the R word, you just don't hear it spoken around these parts and I thought maybe it was taboo or something.
: : See this is why I think you guys should have a home church too! We could really have some fun cutting out newspaper articles and making enemy charts and all kinds of good stuff!
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: : : WEll I imagine that this is so buried no one will read it, but just in case someone does, try posting a response back to the top of the board so others will get it. I probably should have done that here.
: : : Anyway, I think the wind will blow and after that people will not be able to deny who he is. But I imagine it may not be so much of an outright of look, there's the beast and there's the whore kind of thing... Perhaps we're already in the
: : midst of this...oooohhhh, spooky! I don't know, all of this is just speculation. But hey, what's so bad about the R word, remember I was raised as a conservative evangelical from Baptist and Presby. roots.