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(gotta go send a nasty fax to a touchy-feely religious-oriented magazine right now. I'll go find an atheist to tick off later to restore cosmic balance. Shouldn't be difficult.)

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You visiting Canada?

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Well, if I turn beet red, will an agnostic do?

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Jeez, if I really want to tick off an agnostic, all I got to do is heap ridicule and scorn on myself.

I pride myself on being an equal opportunity ticker-offer of the ecumenical variety.

Sometime in the next few days, after the current flurry of phone calls, emails and faxes, I will find a time between filling out my short tax forms and DS9 episodes to do a real rant of a movie review.

To make things worse, last Friday when I went to see this monstrosity, The Triplets of Belleville was also playing at the same theater. I didn't get to see that.

You can generally tell it's been a busy week for me when I stick almost entirely to fluff threads.

BTW, good to see you back, CT.

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Does Canada need equal-opportunity ecumenical ticking off?

I know some good people there for that - and they are all in the disability community. It's not that they go looking for opportunities - it's just that there have been many opportunities in Canada for colleagues to ridicule folks of just about all political and religious pursuasions.

It's not as fun as I make it out of course - you really do begin to understand where the Irish cry of "Ourselves Alone" came from.

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