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A certain Wolf could not get enough to eat because of the watchfulness of the Shepherds. But one night he found a sheep skin that had been cast aside and forgotten. The next day, dressed in the skin, the Wolf strolled into the pasture with the Sheep. Soon a little Lamb was following him about and was quickly led away to slaughter.
That evening the Wolf entered the fold with the flock. But it happened that the Shepherd took a fancy for mutton broth that very evening, and, picking up a knife, went to the fold. There the first he laid hands on and killed was the Wolf.
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Re: Mr. Diety
damn - the satirical mis-spelling of deity to diety goes over my head.
By chris holmes on 13 March 2007 · 11:02
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Re: Mr. Deity
Ho-ho-ho! You are far too faithful. It was just me being stupid and doing a post from an older computer lacking the spell check I rely upon with form fields.
Now corrected. For whatever value my word hoard may have, my math SAT score was quite a bit higher than my English exclusively due to my horrific spelling.
By Ashley on 13 March 2007 · 11:24
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Re: Mr. Deity
Hahahaha thanks for that. I watched all of them (they were like wheats thins -- i just couldn't stop myself). I like their FAQ too:
If Jesus was with the me whole time, why is there only one set of footprints?
Okay, he wasn't really with you. He wanted to be, but our meeting ran late, and... well, there was traffic... You know how it goes. We all have the best of intentions.
By Jen on 13 March 2007 · 13:58
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Re: Mr. Deity
Sure thing. They have just really nice production and timing too. I keep meaning to write a piece about it; that this is where [adult swim] should be looking for programming. Um, maybe I better shut up before I write the whole piece here.
By Ashley on 14 March 2007 · 21:52
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