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How do you know this? After all, Jesus supposedly assended to Heaven
whole, yet it looks like his bones are in Jerusalem. g

You probably believe Geraldo Rivera too...



You didn't watch the Tomb show? It was really, really interesting. The
most interesting part as far as I'm concerned was the discussion after
the show. Koppel had two groups debating the issue. The first group was
composed of the filmmaker and one of his scientists vs. two "respected"
archeologists. The second group was composed of the filmmaker and the
scientist vs. three theologians. My bias was that the first group
discussion was going to be more logical/rational. I was completely wrong!
Just goes to show....


Gadfry..I hit it on the head..you DO believe Geraldo...




Huh? I asked a question. What does Geraldo have to do with anything, and
yes, I believe he exists.


I watched about 10 minutes of it at the beginning and 10 at the end...it
was incredibly dumb, fulled with commercials, and went nowhere...I think
he is a yellow journalist of the worst type...
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How do you know this? After all, Jesus supposedly assended to Heaven
whole, yet it looks like his bones are in Jerusalem. g

You probably believe Geraldo Rivera too...



You didn't watch the Tomb show? It was really, really interesting. The
most interesting part as far as I'm concerned was the discussion after
the show. Koppel had two groups debating the issue. The first group was
composed of the filmmaker and one of his scientists vs. two "respected"
archeologists. The second group was composed of the filmmaker and the
scientist vs. three theologians. My bias was that the first group
discussion was going to be more logical/rational. I was completely
wrong! Just goes to show....


Gadfry..I hit it on the head..you DO believe Geraldo...




Huh? I asked a question. What does Geraldo have to do with anything, and
yes, I believe he exists.


I watched about 10 minutes of it at the beginning and 10 at the end...it
was incredibly dumb, fulled with commercials, and went nowhere...I think
he is a yellow journalist of the worst type...



So, basically, you didn't watch it... wasn't dumb. You missed an interesting
show.

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How do you know this? After all, Jesus supposedly assended to Heaven
whole, yet it looks like his bones are in Jerusalem. g

You probably believe Geraldo Rivera too...



You didn't watch the Tomb show? It was really, really interesting. The
most interesting part as far as I'm concerned was the discussion after
the show. Koppel had two groups debating the issue. The first group was
composed of the filmmaker and one of his scientists vs. two "respected"
archeologists. The second group was composed of the filmmaker and the
scientist vs. three theologians. My bias was that the first group
discussion was going to be more logical/rational. I was completely
wrong! Just goes to show....


Gadfry..I hit it on the head..you DO believe Geraldo...



Huh? I asked a question. What does Geraldo have to do with anything, and
yes, I believe he exists.



I watched about 10 minutes of it at the beginning and 10 at the end...it
was incredibly dumb, fulled with commercials, and went nowhere...I think
he is a yellow journalist of the worst type...




So, basically, you didn't watch it... wasn't dumb. You missed an interesting
show.


If the first 10 minutes were bad, the last 10 minutes were bad, and
every time you flicked by going through the channels you got the same
dramatic cripeecrap, then it's bad...no wonder you believe man is
responsible for global warming...
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How do you know this? After all, Jesus supposedly assended to Heaven
whole, yet it looks like his bones are in Jerusalem. g

You probably believe Geraldo Rivera too...



You didn't watch the Tomb show? It was really, really interesting. The
most interesting part as far as I'm concerned was the discussion after
the show. Koppel had two groups debating the issue. The first group
was composed of the filmmaker and one of his scientists vs. two
"respected" archeologists. The second group was composed of the
filmmaker and the scientist vs. three theologians. My bias was that
the first group discussion was going to be more logical/rational. I
was completely wrong! Just goes to show....


Gadfry..I hit it on the head..you DO believe Geraldo...



Huh? I asked a question. What does Geraldo have to do with anything, and
yes, I believe he exists.



I watched about 10 minutes of it at the beginning and 10 at the end...it
was incredibly dumb, fulled with commercials, and went nowhere...I think
he is a yellow journalist of the worst type...




So, basically, you didn't watch it... wasn't dumb. You missed an
interesting show.


If the first 10 minutes were bad, the last 10 minutes were bad, and every
time you flicked by going through the channels you got the same dramatic
cripeecrap, then it's bad...no wonder you believe man is responsible for
global warming...



So, you're just being closed-minded... judge a book by its cover.

And, it's not a belief. It's a fact.


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On Mar 5, 8:51 am,

Who's hotter... Brigid of Ireland, Our Lady, Star of the Sea, or
Barbara?



Brigid of Ireland, obviously.

For one thing, Our Lady, Star of the Sea is another way of referring
to the Virgin Mary. Not a candidate for a patron saint since she's not
a saint. For another, she has a *really* long list of responsibilities
already, including about half the named areas on the globe including
all coffee shops (?!?).

I would pick Brendan, personally, although I don't know why he's
called the Navigator. He didn't known where he was!


Are saints not allowed to be good lookin?



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They're not meant to be sex objects...even though some were sainted for
trying not to be....


Being burned alive is one sure way.

Anyway, saints are supposed to be very attractive & charismatic, so of
course they are allowed to be good looking. Sex with a saint: out of
this world!!

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oups.com...
Anyway, saints are supposed to be very attractive & charismatic, so of
course they are allowed to be good looking. Sex with a saint: out of
this world!!



Especially if it's Sylvia Saint:
http://i.nastygodcash.com/site/jss/f.../021/hr/11.jpg

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I think he is a yellow journalist of the worst type...


Geraldo is Japanese?


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How do you know this? After all, Jesus supposedly assended to Heaven
whole, yet it looks like his bones are in Jerusalem. g

You probably believe Geraldo Rivera too...



You didn't watch the Tomb show? It was really, really interesting. The
most interesting part as far as I'm concerned was the discussion after
the show. Koppel had two groups debating the issue. The first group
was composed of the filmmaker and one of his scientists vs. two
"respected" archeologists. The second group was composed of the
filmmaker and the scientist vs. three theologians. My bias was that
the first group discussion was going to be more logical/rational. I
was completely wrong! Just goes to show....


Gadfry..I hit it on the head..you DO believe Geraldo...



Huh? I asked a question. What does Geraldo have to do with anything, and
yes, I believe he exists.



I watched about 10 minutes of it at the beginning and 10 at the end...it
was incredibly dumb, fulled with commercials, and went nowhere...I think
he is a yellow journalist of the worst type...



So, basically, you didn't watch it... wasn't dumb. You missed an
interesting show.


If the first 10 minutes were bad, the last 10 minutes were bad, and every
time you flicked by going through the channels you got the same dramatic
cripeecrap, then it's bad...no wonder you believe man is responsible for
global warming...




So, you're just being closed-minded... judge a book by its cover.

And, it's not a belief. It's a fact.


Yes...and we are responsible for the same rate of warming on
Mars...yep...right....and no..I'm not judging a book by its cover..I
have over the years seen his work and have amde my own evaluation....he
is a cess pool of misinformation and not much above the level of a
National Enquirer reproter...
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I think he is a yellow journalist of the worst type...



Geraldo is Japanese?


sigh...sometimes I really wonder about you....
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Geraldo is Japanese?


No, his Pampers leak.



 
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