Crap! I remember when I was in grammar school and they
told us we had to add those two words. I wondered why.
Everybody that are under god: be happy. Everybody not sure
- be happy also - or is there something wrong with that?
Where does it say in order to be a good person or a good
citizen or a good veteran (I did my time), you have to buy
into this religion thing? Zat how you spell the reedom we
all fought for?
I believe there is a god and he/she is embarrassed by us
and what we do to each other in his/her name.
David means "beloved" did you know that?
Am I less beloved than you?
And what's this got to do with Spridgets anyway?
David McCartney
How fast did you delete this one?
David Woerpel wrote:
> Hey group! If this is true, Holy Cow!! What next!?
> Subject: FW: Don't buy Pepsi in the new can
> DON'T BUY PEPSI IN THE NEW CAN!
> Pepsi has a new "patriotic" can coming out with pictures of
> the Empire State Building, and the Pledge of Allegiance on them.
>
> However, Pepsi left out two little words on the pledge, "Under God."
> Pepsi said they didn't want to offend anyone.
>
> In that case, we don't want to offend anyone at the Pepsi
> corporate office, either. So if we don't buy any Pepsi product,
> they will not be offended when they don't receive
> our money that has the words "In God We Trust" on it.
>
> HOW FAST CAN YOU FORWARD THIS ONE?
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