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Warpy

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9. I'm sure true believers will appreciate a whitewash of the church's sordid history

Reply to GeorgeGist (Reply #5)

Sun Dec 7, 2014, 11:26 PM

Dec 2014

but sordid it was.

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Shopping for a Catholic [View all] Heddi Dec 2014 OP

Amazon reviews of anything saccharine, overly religious, or idiotically sex typed Warpy Dec 2014 #1

Sure to please ... GeorgeGist Dec 2014 #5

I'm sure true believers will appreciate a whitewash of the church's sordid history Warpy Dec 2014 #9

Well, the Latex Girdle Body shaper is nice. frogmarch Dec 2014 #2

Hmmmmmm... AlbertCat Dec 2014 #8

Oh, crap, frogmarch Dec 2014 #11

Catholic? Mr.Bill Dec 2014 #3

A gift to card to saving a heathen PumpkinAle Dec 2014 #4

Well, they weren't using the beads right, then. AtheistCrusader Dec 2014 #6

There are many lovely things for him on the "gifts for theists" thread AlbertCat Dec 2014 #7

How about a nice edible rosary (or crucifix)? bvf Dec 2014 #10

Oh, I thought you wanted to BUY a Catholic! onager Dec 2014 #12

Here you go! "15 Xmas Gift Ideas..." onager Dec 2014 #13

I believe you can get some bargains if you shop around. mr blur Dec 2014 #14

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