I'll let the video speak for itself.
-R
Saturday, June 07, 2008
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3 comments:
My variation on Gov Sanford's statement is: "people want to see how you drive [live]." In my case, my driving is much less inspirational than a cross tattooed on my license plate. Yet, most folks recognize me immediately as being Apostolic as they alway raise one finger at me as I pass. Um, I guess it's the correct finger...
Wonder what the reaction would be if it was, oh, say, an Islamic emblem or one of those silly "Darwin-on-four-legs" eating the "fish?"
With regard to the first example: it will one day possibly be mandatory. As to the second, well . . . I refer you back to the first.
-R
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