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| No way! You're evil enough to marry Regis, what's stopping you from taking over Odyssey? |
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Rachael Blackgaard
Thinks She Can Outsmart the Admins
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| If JARED listened to Odyssey today, he'll know that Odyssey seems to be going through a depression ("I know it's happened to lots of people"), with all the layoffs happening since Novacom's demise. Therefore, lots of what I said is applicable |
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Hisgirl84
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| Tamuril wrote: | | Hey, I work with the government. We tend to substitute "That is all" with "goodbye". |
Nah, if you really worked with the government and were trying to impress people, you would've ended with "...and God bless the good town of Odyssey." They wouldn't have known what to think of you then.  |
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Jared
Cute and Cuddly
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Location: Pennsylvania
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If you ended it that way, people in Europe would be appalled, academics would be livid, liberals would be horrified...
Magazine covers would scream "Candidate Leaves Town's Well-being Up to the Supernatural." Actually, they'd make a more catchy title... that could be the subtitle.
They'd figure out things to think about you and they wouldn't be good.
Have you seen how much bad press Bush gets for his faith? The good thing politically is that the average American who reads an article about how Bush naively relies on God for guidance is going to be appalled, not at Bush for trusting in God, but at the magazine for daring to be so opposed to faith and belief...
But I'm really digressing here. |
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Hisgirl84
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| Jared Walczak wrote: | | The good thing politically is that the average American who reads an article about how Bush naively relies on God for guidance is going to be appalled, not at Bush for trusting in God, but at the magazine for daring to be so opposed to faith and belief... |
Exactly. Who cares what the bleeding heart liberals and their Communist cohorts try to indoctrinate into the unsuspecting American citizen through censored and biased media? If it comes down to Americans actually believing it, then they deserve to be duped and to live in a freedomless country. For the rest of us, we'll believe what we know to be true and love our president all the more because he actually has the gumption to stand up for his faith. |
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