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This is freakin hilarious! The Unitarian Jihad http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2005/04/08/DDG27BCFLG1.DTL |
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lol!! they're on to us... better strop trying to have reasonable, thoughtful, civil discourse... or else our phones will be tapped for inciting a revolution ;)
ETA: and you can gohere to get your own Jihad name: http://www.elsewhere.org/cgi-bin/jihad Sam AKA Sister Flamethrower of Mild Wisdom Last Edited on: 11/24/08 4:53 AM ET - Total times edited: 1 |
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Very clever! Love the "Brother" and "Sister" names. |
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I love it - especially Sister Hand Grenade of Love and Brother Gatling Gun of Patience!
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I am Sister Awl of Unassuming Joy Too funny! |
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Hahahahah! Say hello to Sister Immaculate Blunderbuss of Reasoned Patience! |
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You may henceforth refer to me as Sister Jackhammer of Courteous Debate. |
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Dear UUs - I welcome your jihad to rid America of its right-wing extremism. God knows, someone has to do it. But just for the record, I ain't dressing like no friggin trout! |
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Not even a rainbow trout, Jeanne? |
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ROFL!!! No dear, not even a rainbow trout! |
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Hydrogen Bomb of Equanimity, here. |
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Oh Kari - that's so fitting! |
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if I were to "join" the Jihad, I wouldn't need the name generator.......I'd be "Venerable Battle-axe of Plain-Speaking". Should the "sharp tongue" I've been told I have be considered a 'weapon'? And if "the pen is still mightier than the sword", do I get some brownie points for stuff I wrote while a working newspaperwoman? Just musing . . . I sang the Thanksgiving "hymn' for my hostess for Thanksgiving dinner Thursday. The one to the tune of "Ode to Joy" with the UU words about the various vegetables and about gardening . I did it to demonstrate to my Jewish friend that U-Us are, now and then, kind of . . . . well . . . . . QUAINT. But when we sat down to table, she liked my suggestion of each person telling what he/she was thankful for. (It may have begun a new family tradition for them.) And I was only half-jesting when I told a small U-U fellowship group with which I'm associated that we ought to invite the community at large in for a home-made pie and coffee some time, and tell 'em about how we don't want to wait for "pie in the sky when you die", that we'd druther have pie Here and Now, shared with our neighbors. |
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Bonnie, yer cracking me up! :D |
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