Probably in the same way they view the women who wrote the column. This topics makes me want to rip out my hair sometimes. How can some people be so close-minded? Anyway, I should take a pill before I burst a blood vessel.
Not once did I reveal I was an atheist, while in the South. It just didn't feel "safe".
Although it was a very decent couple of fellows, one wearing a "Christian Motorcycle Association" T-shirt who showed me where a campsite was! As we went down some really obscure lanes, I thought to myself "if they aren't who they say they are, I'm screwed!"
Ah well, live, learn and camp (it up). So to speak... :-)
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Probably in the same way they view the women who wrote the column.
This topics makes me want to rip out my hair sometimes. How can some people be so close-minded?
Anyway, I should take a pill before I burst a blood vessel.
I try very hard to give people like that the benefit of the doubt.
I am only successful about a third of the time, though.
Not once did I reveal I was an atheist, while in the South. It just didn't feel "safe".
Although it was a very decent couple of fellows, one wearing a "Christian Motorcycle Association" T-shirt who showed me where a campsite was! As we went down some really obscure lanes, I thought to myself "if they aren't who they say they are, I'm screwed!"
Ah well, live, learn and camp (it up). So to speak... :-)
Carolyn Ann
You just have to toss the occasional 'praise the lord' into your normal sentences. Works like a champ. Protective camoflauge.
I don't suppose "Praise the Flying Spaghetti Monster!" would work, then? :-)
Carolyn Ann
Only if they're from the Reformed church, lightly sauced. Or just sauced, period.
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