So I just found out I've been talking to ministers, old people...

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and children with the reek of booze on my breath. I'm doing that historical day emcee thing today. I'm on a lunchbreak, and when I got home my mom eventually handed me some scope and said "Jesus Murphy, give yourself a swirl."

So, now everyone in the IOCO historical society and the local church thinks I'm a boozer.

Good thing I don't go to church.

[Swede]

1. Oh well.

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[JVS]

2. What do you mean they "think", I'd say they "know" you're a boozer

Which is a good thing to be.

This morning I was at a new church and noticed how the communion line was moving. One came up the aisle and was given the bread and wine at the head of the aisle. Some people paused a moment and looked upon the altar while consuming the wine. Some would drink the wine while already walking toward the tray to deposit the empty glass. Among both groups there were people who were throwing the wine back with a flick of the wrist. For a moment I wondered "Is this communion or take a shot with Jesus?"