Possible volcano forming around Greenwood

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  • rhino

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    Hmmm . . . in 50,000,000 years, where will the continent be located on the globe? And will the magma plume migrate with it to its newer position, or will it poke through where it is starting for now?

    See? Greenwood can be safe if it moves out of the way quickly enough. Problem solved.

    That will be $1 million, please. American. Or precious metal equivalent as of 07/04/2018 at 15:34 eastern spot prices.
     

    rhino

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    I went to a catholic wedding a few years back, it seemed like we sat in that church for 50,000,000 years.

    At least you know what to expect when you go to a Catholic wedding or funeral. You're going to be there a while and get up and down . . . a lot.

    The trouble arises when you attend Mass on Sunday and all of sudden they're doing half a dozen baptisms in the middle of it. Your one hour (not counting visiting in the lobby afterward and the fights to get out of the parking lot) has just doubled. It's especially bad when it's July or August in a parish that doesn't have air conditioning, like St. Boniface in Lafayette. On the bright side, you won't see Obama bumper stickers at that parish.
     

    littletommy

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    At least you know what to expect when you go to a Catholic wedding or funeral. You're going to be there a while and get up and down . . . a lot.

    The trouble arises when you attend Mass on Sunday and all of sudden they're doing half a dozen baptisms in the middle of it. Your one hour (not counting visiting in the lobby afterward and the fights to get out of the parking lot) has just doubled. It's especially bad when it's July or August in a parish that doesn't have air conditioning, like St. Boniface in Lafayette. On the bright side, you won't see Obama bumper stickers at that parish.
    I doubt I’ll ever be invited to a catholic anything again. :):
     
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