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And he was Orthodox. That's why I could never be Orthodox.
Oh, come on, now, Rob! -- You know what they say about mass-murders: the first million is always the hardest: you'll get used to it after a while (maybe even begin to enjoy it a bit..)
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I was trying to bait someone into reminding me that Hitler was born Catholic.