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Thursday, June 09, 2011
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[I am simple, I think--I've watched this video several times today, and it makes me laugh every time.]
"I'm Schrodinger's Cat--and I want my damned box back."
"Your theological speculations make Bastet curious! I grace you with my holy Presence."
Thanks for visiting and for playing, Russell.
There does seem to be something about competing notions of The Holy here, doesn't there?
It feels like there are other, equally valid things to say about it, though. Maybe later, when I'm not thinking about having to do laundry.
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