I take umbrage with that
anonymous
August 14 2003, 01:12:43 UTC
I have so flown on a plane! I didn't swim to Europe, ya know! I just don't like it unless I'm drugged, and even then the person sitting next to me is apt to have their hands crushed.
AIM: StSeanoftheKnife St. Thomas Aquinas and St. Augustine of Hippo decide to rob a bank. The note to the teller is 1,200 pages long not counting footnotes, complete with a promise of eternal damnation if the teller does not accept immediate Baptism. In the middle of the heist, they engage in an extended debate as to whether or not the money really exists. Are they committing a mortal or venial sin?
Re: I take umbrage with thatjakeeeAugust 14 2003, 02:44:26 UTC
oh im sorry i forgot abt europe but that academic bowl trip.. u didnt go and u said urslef ur terrifield of flying a plane but again u said u wouldnt want to fly again
Re: I take umbrage with that
anonymous
August 19 2003, 03:59:48 UTC
Well, next year I have no choice but to fly again unless I'm going to walk across the Pacific to Michelle's wedding in Hawaii.
Hmm.. maybe I should start practicing in the bathtub and work my way up to a pond and eventually tackle the ocan. After all, I am a saint. Saint can do things like walk on water...
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St. Thomas Aquinas and St. Augustine of Hippo decide to rob a bank. The note to the teller is 1,200 pages long not counting footnotes, complete with a promise of eternal damnation if the teller does not accept immediate Baptism. In the middle of the heist, they engage in an extended debate as to whether or not the money really exists. Are they committing a mortal or venial sin?
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Hmm.. maybe I should start practicing in the bathtub and work my way up to a pond and eventually tackle the ocan. After all, I am a saint. Saint can do things like walk on water...
..I think.
Lemme go test this theory...
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