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onager

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2. Of course. And there's a good reason for that.

Reply to Fumesucker (Reply #1)

Thu Oct 15, 2015, 07:26 AM

Oct 2015

Explained by the old story about two nuns newly assigned to a Belgian convent. They went out on their bicycles one weekend for a long ride.

"Oh, this is wonderful," said the first nun. "I've never come this way before."

"Me either," said the second nun. "Must be the cobblestones."

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DC church says bike lane would infringe on its constitutional rights of religious free-dumb. [View all] WillParkinson Oct 2015 OP

Furthermore, the lawyer argued, it would be a sin for congregants to ride bicycles to church Fumesucker Oct 2015 #1

Of course. And there's a good reason for that. onager Oct 2015 #2

Ha! progressoid Oct 2015 #5

Whaaaaaaaaa! Brainstormy Oct 2015 #10

And they can't take the bus, because... DetlefK Oct 2015 #3

Bike lanes suck anyway Major Nikon Oct 2015 #4

United House of Prayer? progressoid Oct 2015 #6

Charles Manson! n/t trotsky Oct 2015 #8

"an unconstitutionally undue burden on people who want to pray" trotsky Oct 2015 #7

If they want to pray, they can do so in private (Matthew 6:5-6) sakabatou Oct 2015 #11

Well.... AlbertCat Oct 2015 #9