HK wrote:


No, John, for the fifth time, it was not DONE by a Baptist church. It
was a Christmas parade. I don't know who the overall sponsor was, but
there were many organizations participating, including a bunch of fundie
churches with live Jesus on a cross floats. Got it? Now, how do I know
they were fundie churches? There isn't hardly anything else out there,
or wasn't when I was a visitor. Even the Presbyterians weren't out there
back then.

That must have been real lucky for you to bump into a Christmas parade
in a tiny little town, without any newspapers, that was actually having
a Christmas parade as you were driving through. The best part is that
this parade was done by fundie's who tied people to the cross to
celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ.

You are a very lucky guy. Was this about the same time you ran into
that bungler of a robber with your car?

"Reginald P. Smithers III" wrote in message
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HK wrote:


No, John, for the fifth time, it was not DONE by a Baptist church. It was
a Christmas parade. I don't know who the overall sponsor was, but there
were many organizations participating, including a bunch of fundie
churches with live Jesus on a cross floats. Got it? Now, how do I know
they were fundie churches? There isn't hardly anything else out there, or
wasn't when I was a visitor. Even the Presbyterians weren't out there
back then.

That must have been real lucky for you to bump into a Christmas parade in
a tiny little town, without any newspapers, that was actually having a
Christmas parade as you were driving through. The best part is that this
parade was done by fundie's who tied people to the cross to celebrate the
birth of Jesus Christ.


Why are you pretending you didn't see this?
http://1episcopalvoice.blogspot.com/...1_archive.html

On Nov 27, 4:38 pm, "Reginald P. Smithers III"
wrote:
HK wrote:

No, John, for the fifth time, it was not DONE by a Baptist church. It
was a Christmas parade. I don't know who the overall sponsor was, but
there were many organizations participating, including a bunch of fundie
churches with live Jesus on a cross floats. Got it? Now, how do I know
they were fundie churches? There isn't hardly anything else out there,
or wasn't when I was a visitor. Even the Presbyterians weren't out there
back then.

That must have been real lucky for you to bump into a Christmas parade
in a tiny little town, without any newspapers, that was actually having
a Christmas parade as you were driving through. The best part is that
this parade was done by fundie's who tied people to the cross to
celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ.

You are a very lucky guy. Was this about the same time you ran into
that bungler of a robber with your car?

Hey, are you trying to Lobsta' boat the guy during a political season?
Shame on you.

Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:
HK wrote:


No, John, for the fifth time, it was not DONE by a Baptist church. It
was a Christmas parade. I don't know who the overall sponsor was, but
there were many organizations participating, including a bunch of
fundie churches with live Jesus on a cross floats. Got it? Now, how do
I know they were fundie churches? There isn't hardly anything else out
there, or wasn't when I was a visitor. Even the Presbyterians weren't
out there back then.

That must have been real lucky for you to bump into a Christmas parade
in a tiny little town, without any newspapers, that was actually having
a Christmas parade as you were driving through. The best part is that
this parade was done by fundie's who tied people to the cross to
celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ.

You are a very lucky guy. Was this about the same time you ran into
that bungler of a robber with your car?



Where did I say I was "driving through"?

Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:



You are a very lucky guy. Was this about the same time you ran into
that bungler of a robber with your car?


I missed that one. There should be a log kept on this demented old man.

Did I ever tell you I took a bullet for Oprah?

-dk