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Does this crap ever change?
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Good Luck to you Prince Harry
U.S. Army Sergeant Brian Turner
Does this crap ever change?
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Mother of All Targets
Good Luck to you Prince Harry
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Is'nt it so adorable how those 'peace loving' muslims educate their young? :down:
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Jesus camp anyone?
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When we start handing out play homicide belts and "I heart Marterdumm" tee shirts. Then you can say "Jesus Camp". Until then don't even try to compare the two.
Comparing the two as equals is not only misguided but makes you a "Useful Idot".
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Useful_idiot
Yeah,I have vivid recollections of Mr.Hornsby telling all us 7 year olds that we must give our lives in service to the lord by moving to Detroit and killing as many muslims as we could.Mr.Hornsby...true Christian fundamentalist.We sat around a fire burning a statue of Allah in effigy and sang 'Onward Christian Soldiers' until wee hours of the morning.Why one time Pat Robertson stopped in.
Mr Hornsby speaks:
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Where've all the defenders of the peace loving faith gone?... 
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The Fighting Irish!
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Take Care,
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The Fighting Irish!
It is a shame that most of this will be censored in the future. :down:
Take Care,
B) UT
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This is for you Local
The Fighting Irish!
It is a shame that most of this will be censored in the future. :down:
Take Care,
B) UT
Dia duit!
These words, often used to say "Hello," are actually a Gaelic blessing meaning "God be with you."
Bail ó Dhia ar an obair!
It means "God bless the work."
Thanks UT!
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