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[manzilla]

Wow, she deleted her account.

If you can see this, I apologize for any offense you may have felt at what went on in my journal.

The interwebs can be a mean mean place.

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[supervenusfreak]

That was just weird...But then again I attract weird, for the most part.

[mistresstrixe]

that's probably why you are friends me, and the mister.

[supervenusfreak]

LOL. I certainly hope so...Hugs from here!

[manzilla]

Yeah, weird is how we roll up in here.

[supervenusfreak]

Weird is good. Weird is interesting. Weird is fun!

[manzilla]

That's what I am saying. I think she had the bad luck of stumbling onto someone who really does find all that sort of thing amusing.

You gotta have a thicker skin than that to be on the intarwebs.

[supervenusfreak]

And a much more open stable mind...That's what bothered me the most. I have friends of all stripes, good and bad.

[manzilla]

Trust me to root out the unstable folks. It doesn't take long for me to set people off.

I have mad talents that way.

[supervenusfreak]

LOL. That you do. Now if the conversation had led to the literal portrait of transubstantion, that would have been cool.

[manzilla]

I made that comment in there as a matter of fact.

[supervenusfreak]

*sigh*

I guess some folks are simply offended by the concept of Zombie Jesus. Frankly the idea amuses me.

One of my favorite books has a plot point that revolves around a cult of literal minded Episcopalians who actually steal body parts from the morgue for communion.

[manzilla]

Ok, title and author please.

Yeah I stole the "sweet zombie Jesus" line from futurama and my dad laughs every time and he is big time involved in the church.

[supervenusfreak]

Armistead Maupin - "More Tales Of The City". Uhuh...lol.

It's just a plot point in the main mystery. If you are interested, Showtime made a miniseries out of it.

[manzilla]

I am not much one for mysteries, but that intrigues me.

[supervenusfreak]

The book itself is the second in a series of 6, more slice of life than anything, but there usually is a main mystery involved in each one of them. The central characters are based in San Francisco during the 70's and 80's.

They are very entertaining and each is a quick read. There are lots of loopy characters, and interesting plot developments.

[manzilla]

Sadly, doesn't sound like my kind of book except the subplot. It will have to go on the backup list.

But that is certainly funny as hell.