More Religious Hogwash


	More Religious Hogwash

AtlLiberal

11-29-2007 5:56 PM

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religion, sudan, islam

AtlLiberal says:

This is just about the most stupid story of "insulted" Moslems I've heard in some time. And people accuse atheists of leading "empty" lives. What a joke.My disdain for religion grows daily. What an absolute waste of time.

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11-29-2007 7:26 PM

Antara

It's almost beyond words.......sheer idiocy.

11-29-2007 11:09 PM

laceym

They should have named it Cassius.

11-30-2007 12:42 AM

Nerfzilla

Complete and utter nutballs.

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