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Category Archives: extraordinarily sage advice and unwanted butting in
Let Us Examine This A Bit More Closely.
An hour ago the verdict was rendered in the Yanez manslaughter case in Saint Paul. The officer was found not guilty on all counts by a jury of 12 citizens selected by the defense and prosecution. They deliberated for five … Continue reading
When Your Customers Call And Are Already Mad, You Have A Problem.
I have a friend who’s worked in customer service positions for many years, and he speaks with a bit of authority. Same goes for beer drinking, and barbecue, but today we’ll stick to being the poor sap who gets the … Continue reading
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Maybe We’re The Problem.
My circle includes tax collectors, prostitutes, and apostles. Some have been possessed by demons, some by the Holy Spirit. I count myself as a Christian, sometimes even a good one. But this weekend I started to think about just how … Continue reading
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Tagged 2 corinthians, apostles, Christian, Church, corinthians, donald trump, easter, imbecile, joseph courtemanche, new testament, old testament, president trump, prostitutes, tax collectors, twice-a-year-christians
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Is There Anything More Useless Than The Next-day Review Of The Big Game?
I’d posit that perhaps, just maybe, there are more useless things than revisiting a sporting event that’s concluded the day before: but you have to work really hard to top that action. Please follow me on Twitter, and “Like” the … Continue reading
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