ColinEssex
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Do nuns serve a useful purpose? Or are they scrounging layabouts who sponge free board and lodging off the church like the pope does.
Col
Col
Do nuns serve a useful purpose? Or are they scrounging layabouts who sponge free board and lodging off the church like the pope does.
Col
They pray for the poor souls who are trying to learn Access.
I was laughing so hard after reading this that I nearly shot Dr. Pepper out my nose! Not a pleasant experience.(I know, I know - TMI
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So do all poor Access souls get equal "prayer time", or do Catholics get special, ah, consideration?![]()
Surely they should be praying for all the non-catholicsYes, they pray for catholic access programmers on a loop.
Do While Catholic
Brian
Surely they should be praying for all the non-catholics
I would doubt they are online trolling forums like other people who have nothing better to do with their lives. Pretty good chance the nuns are doing what they believe is the work of God.
Didn't mean to offend anyone- just trying to make light of this potentially tricky topic.
Didn't mean to offend anyone- just trying to make light of this potentially tricky topic.
I'm pretty sure you didn't offend anyone.
Growing up in Maine along the Coast, I always thought that Nuns guided ships in and out of the harbor. For all you inlanders, here is a nautical description.
Cans and Nuns
Can buoys are green and shaped like a can on the top. Can buoys mark the right side of a channel leaving a harbor. Nun buoys are red and the top is shaped similar to a nun's hat. Nun buoys are set out to mark the left side of the channel leaving a harbor. Boats can be safely navigated out of a harbor without running aground or into rocks by following the channel marked by can and nun buoys.
Read more: Types of Buoys | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/list_6321342_types-buoys.html#ixzz2E1IQ73NE