Tue, 10 April 2007 
The founders of our nation believed that all Americans should have the right to worship according to their own beliefs, or not to worship at all. So strong was their commitment to religious freedom that they enshrined it in the first sentence of the Bill of Rights. www.firstfreedomfirst.com Me and some coworkers head to the local steakhouse and I'm told that I'm low-class. How special !! We all make up in the end. Adventures in shoplifting. Stealing from the restaurant. (I'm innocent.) New use for paperclips. Don't debate your personal beliefs on an empty stomache. Trust me. Listen here or subcribe via:
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I grew up in a big family as well and we NEVER went out to eat. Maybe once a year we'd go to McDonalds. With 7 children, you never had enough money to take them all out to dinner. I know exactly what you're talking about. However, I don't think the woman should have stolen the plates, etc. She's a bit of a hypocrite.
posted by: Archerr on Wed, 4/11 06:18 AM EDT
Loved the show as always and looking forward to yoru next one. Growing up in Texas, we ocassionaly went out for lunch after church, but that was about it. I totally understand. And when we went out, I always had enchilads and my parents always called me the Enchilada Kid.
Tim
Tim
posted by: Tim Corrimal on Sat, 4/14 12:41 AM EDT
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