posted on January 10, 2008 11:55:13 PM new
"""Frankly, I think the bast@ard has it in for me. I even one time quite eloquently extolled the virtues of my father's old Indian Chief Motorcycle, which I still own, and allowed as how in my humble opinion Harley riders are weenies, all to no avail."""
posted on January 12, 2008 05:55:17 AM new
pixiamom
posted on January 11, 2008 12:50:14 AM
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posted on January 14, 2008 12:35:05 PM newlogans, I remember giving him gas about it a long time ago. I'm one of those reverends too. I even have a "Clergy" thing to hang on my rearview mirrow to get good parking at hospitals. I ordained myself at the ULC so I could do a marriage ceremony for some hippy friends quite a few years ago, it doesn't cost 5 dollars unless you want the paperwork. Otherwise, it's FREE. I have entertained the notion of paying the 50 bucks necessary to become an official Saint. Sure is a lot easier than what Catlicks have to go through.
I hope you didnt take offense to my comment about the ULC thing. There is a big difference between you and "the rev". You both received your "card" from the ULC, but at least you dont go around calling yourself a reverend (at least you havent in this form) and havent started a Church.
"In my experience, those who do not like you fall into two categories: the stupid, and the envious. - John Wilmot, the Second Earl of Rochester
posted on January 14, 2008 06:56:03 PM new
no offense taken, I got that silly card for one reason, to do a wedding for a couple of friends and haven't used it since. Most people I think use it to be tax cheats.
posted on January 15, 2008 01:44:16 PM new
I have a friend get a "membership" in the ULC so he could be with his partner if his partner was ever hospitalized since hospitals only allow immediate family members to be in the room.
"In my experience, those who do not like you fall into two categories: the stupid, and the envious. - John Wilmot, the Second Earl of Rochester
