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mrr303am

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14. Not really I know real science

Reply to snooper2 (Reply #11)

Fri Jun 10, 2016, 09:49 AM

Jun 2016

The quote was made because so many idiots use it to justify anything that occurs, such as hurricane Katrina was punishment for the LGBT movement. It was a sarcastic remark.

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Just God showing his displeasure over the farce we call elections mrr303am Jun 2016 #9

god doesn't exist it is a mythical creature...I can give you a tutorial on why earthquakes happen! snooper2 Jun 2016 #11

Not really I know real science mrr303am Jun 2016 #14

It caught me in a REM sleep moment, so it had me confused for a minute as it mixed with a dream. braddy Jun 2016 #10

REM snooper2 Jun 2016 #12

LOL, I guess that is a sign that I should have my first cup of coffee, I blame it on the earthquake braddy Jun 2016 #13

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