Can Electricity Remove Sins?
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Is the electricity coming from an electric chair?
Its not necessarily coming from an electric chair. It could be from an electric eel or from a light socket. Another option is to rub one's feet upon a shag rug. Maybe we should discuss it in another thread?
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Secret Chief
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Secret Chief
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Would it be more effective to vacuum the grass and mow the carpet?
I have a neighbor who sweeps his lawn with a broom and cuts the grass with the scissors.
Despite that, he's a great guy.
A fear of snow is perfectly rational.
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PoetPhilosopher
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Is Dawn Dish Soap more dangerous than haggis?
Secret Chief
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Depends who made it.
Yes. Many of us can pass an QI test, whatever that is. Now if you'll excuse me, I'm going to continue writing this post while I am being a particular individual on RF.
How long is he out there cutting the grass?
I agree that a fear of snow is indeed perfectly rational.
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PoetPhilosopher
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It takes him a long time... and he's out there frequently in fair weather. If he's not there with the scissors, he's there with the broom. But, he'll wave and ask you how you are when you pass.
Sometimes I wish he'd sweep the sidewalk, too. His tree drops acorns which break, and are hard on the feet.
I understand it perfectly now, I too would rather cut the grass with scissors rather than pick up acorns.