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If you need funny stories.... I am the place to find them. On the subject of your moral superiority (with regards to being non-christian)....honestly....the general public doesn't give sny regard to ANYONE or even doesn't think or presume to imagine that people aren't necessarily Christian. Amazing. Really. I worked with a lunatic, a LUNATIC, who was offended by Easter bunnies. That is crazy, however, I somehow get that now, being an athiest.....Not offended like I'm going to make a big deal about it, but I do not like that people ASSUME that I celebrate EASTER, which has to be the most ridiculous "holiday" to CELEBRATE ever. Makes no sense. Anyway...made my point. Great film at the Cedar Lee later if people interested in health are available!!!!
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