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in World War II 1939 to 1945

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      It's the Gospel

      By paul wood · Posted

      As a theology student my professor, a much published former Naval chaplain, set us an essay, saying that if we could answer that successfully we would be guaranteed  a good degree "Which of the gospel writers was the biggest liar, discuss."   I got a good mark, but  don't want to be burned for heresy.   P
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      As my father used to say: "Tain't so much Pappy's a liar - he just remembers big."  
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      By 2dresq · Posted

      Brian: First, let me say that I always enjoy reading your blog and your "spot on" comments.  Another fine topic with such a broad expansion into so many different facets.  I had watched this a week or two ago and when reading your blog, it reminded me of this great quote.   There is a great video on the origins of "Who was Murphy in Murphy's Law"   Anyway, about mid way through this video, there is this great quote and I think it sums it up quite well to your statem
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      And he wonders just in passing, how he ended up this way

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      I've received word from the Curator that she has permission to re-open this summer.   We're already making plans for a November event at the Museum.   Michael
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      The British and Their Tea

      By Michael Johnson · Posted

      I recall I did the same on hot days at Old Fort York back in 1973-74 - wool uniforms, and at 90F they would let you take your backpack off.   Michael
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