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I honestly do not know where the whole ham thing came from. We obviously did not have it at either the Last Supper, or the dinner after I rose from the dead.
I had a neighbor who was Jewish and one morning I found him at Denny's eating ham and eggs. I gave him shit about eating the ham and his response was it came from a circumcised pig.
I had a neighbor who was Jewish and one morning I found him at Denny's eating ham and eggs. I gave him shit about eating the ham and his response was it came from a circumcised pig.
How did he know something like that? And what Rabbi taketh a job as a pig mohel?
I don't eat anchovies or liver. If I started a religion those would be the taboo foods.
Judaism has the liver part covered. Along with any other organ meat. Though we obviously eat fish (given the occupation of many of My disciples, and the lunch that I multiplied for the crowd at My "Sermon on the Mount" gig.)
Happy (Belated) Resurrection Day
I heard that Dolly Parton song for he first time this Easter. She truly is a remarkable artist aside from her other, um assets.
Here is link to the JC radio show, Easter edition.
More stimulating talk and news radio in Los Angeles and Orange County. Listen to Amy King, Bill Handel, Gary and Shannon, John Kobylt, Tim Conway Jr, Coast to Coast AM, KFI News and more on KFI AM 640!
"Nothing gets a yak over a suspension bridge faster than 'Back in the Saddle Again' by Aerosmith" ~ DLR
"If the American people had ever known the truth about what we (the BCE) have done to this nation, we would be chased down in the streets and lynched." - Poppy Bush, 1992
Life's pretty silly when you think about it: a billion random reactions, events, and actions every second, often pulling in competing and contrasting ways and for no apparent rhyme or reason. All of which will ultimately leave no trace whatsoever when the universe implodes. All pretty pointless.
In the longrun it's all meanlingless anyway: the great mystery of mankind is not why we're here, but why we spend so much time worrying about it.
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