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1053	Yep, it's about time for sure. Meanwhile, an "interesting belief"	Terry Maloney	-	12/20/2007
1052	no cake for them baby. as we move forward it is one of my life's missions t	Box-By-The-Riviera™	-	12/20/2007
1051	"Conservatives wanted to cram religion down everyone's throats when the	Terry Maloney	-	12/19/2007
1050	Never did, but I thought the ad had some theological aspects, as would, say, pey	S. maltophilia	-	12/18/2007
1049	S.malt, Woohoo! I never thought this little bible-thumpin' town I live near	ScatterShot	-	12/17/2007
1048	ROFL	Giordano Bruno	-	12/16/2007
1047	Omnipresence is routine to a deity figure.	S. maltophilia	-	12/16/2007
1046	rotfl! Now try explaining it to brumar ... <g>	Terry Maloney	-	12/16/2007
1045	That's the Fed boardroom, not a confession box LOL	stan_hughes	-	12/16/2007
1044	That's been done: <img src='http://www.americanrhetoric.com/images/wi	S. maltophilia	-	12/16/2007
1043	How about something with a little more Silicon Valley pizzazz, i.e. like along t	stan_hughes	-	12/16/2007
1042	Ho ho ho The real version, however, will feature a semi intelligible voice behi	S. maltophilia	-	12/16/2007
1041	Technology knows no bounds -- youtube.com	stan_hughes	-	12/16/2007
1040	Of course they can. I doubt they will be allowed to open any school board meetin	S. maltophilia	-	12/16/2007
1039	Muslims and Santeria can pray in Pearland if they wish. In public too. They ma	Brumar89	-	12/16/2007
1038	If the Muslims and/or the Santeria attempted their verisons of prayer in Pearlan	S. maltophilia	-	12/16/2007
1037	School board members are free to pray if they want. They are free to pray as a	Brumar89	-	12/16/2007
1036	Looks like you got <<someone else from praying at a school board meeting i	S. maltophilia	-	12/16/2007
1035	Where does the Constitution say people can only pray in their homes? That is a	Brumar89	-	12/16/2007
1034	In the privacy of their own homes. Why aren't you addressing the real questi	Terry Maloney	-	12/15/2007
1033	I understand the first amendment and know nothing in it forbids school board mem	Brumar89	-	12/15/2007
1032	What part of the first amendment don't you understand? Or clown-free, for t	Terry Maloney	-	12/15/2007
1031	Preventing someone else from praying at a school board meeting is precisely her	Brumar89	-	12/15/2007
1030	I've read that somewhere on SI. I think Oldirtybastard posted it on the CFZ	bruiser98	-	12/15/2007
1029	She's not preventing anyone from praying. They can pray all they want. She i	S. maltophilia	-	12/15/2007

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