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« Celebrate Veteran's Day | Main | You Can Piss In My Ear, But Don't Tell Me It's Raining » November 11, 2005
Okay, Maybe There Is Something To Pat Robertson's Sinners-In-The-Hands-Of-An-Angry-God Thing
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