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Old 02-03-2009, 06:22 PM   #6 (permalink)
Wax Frog
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I suppose I should be an optimist and believe that everyone is capable of change, but I fear that too often those who wind up at the bitter crank extreme go to their grave as bitter cranks (though I'm hoping that they are in for a big surprise after their non-existent souls exit their bodies).

Come to think of it, maybe this all stems from my home life. Mom is an open-minded Christian who has had many miracles (manifestations), premonitions and ghostly encounters in her life, and Dad is a laughingly scornful, 'Scientific American'-hoovering Agnostic. Not a few times Mom and I would try to watch a TV show about a "woo-woo" subject, only to have Mr. Sunshine spoil the fun by constantly interjecting his "BS! Hahahaha! BS!" remarks. I seem to have internalized this damnable dichotomy, if not literally inherited incompatible hemispheres

(and no, I'm no scholar, just a natural word-nerd)

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