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Originally Posted by jbrownsjr
He has the desire to change and stand really really tall in Tanzania so folks in the Serengeti are able to see him. And it scares him if he's not able to find a cure.
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That is a good way to put it, pal.
I wish we could talk about religion and politics here, but I don’t think we can. I had several interesting things to say about post-Exilic literature in the Midrash.
As for Toto, I just can’t get that adorable little terrier out of my mind’s eye. But my immediate concern is for the Witch of the East.
If the house landed on her, how is it that she was caught face up? Unless the force of the collision contorted her upper body completely around on her spinal axis (unlikely), wouldn’t a house coming from above, even at an angle and with inertia preserved, have struck her on the head first, pinning her more-or-less face down?
