Nobody's Business: Conundrum

April 2011

I admit that I could get used to people calling me a god, but as a card-carrying atheist, I do feel slightly guilty about that.

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I thought god had a beard.

Remember the lesson we all learned from Ghostbusters, though: "If someone asks you if you're a god, you say YES!!!"

Geez, I read that Curmudgeon is dyslexic...

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