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Yes, one can easily imagine, that all you would need to do is ask Pam, who was later fired herself for double-booking offenses, or so I heard. She probably would have much more detail about these matters, but it would not be worth the effort for me to ask too many questions. I don't care that much.  

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Yes, I was shocked to hear those stupid people from Argentina crowing and trying to attached me as a cog to their miserable ying-yang machine. Argentina was not my thing. That was all a fantasy in their own minds and had nothing to do with me.  

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Yes, does anyone remember the name of that horrible stupid vulgar woman whose only agenda was to promote the work of so-called "Christian" tattoo "artists"? Where is Jesus when we need Him to have the tattoo art thrown out into a box with the moneychangers? But I definitely should keep my mouth shut and not say anything lest the opposite be established, because they tend to do the opposite of whatever I say, perhaps only because I said it. And if I should remind you that the Old Testament contains instructions about washing dishes, does that make it too legalistic to be taken seriously? Is there no wisdom in the idea of washing dishes? Will you eat on dirty plates forever only to prove yourself not too legalistic? But I should not say anything about that, lest I make myself the issue. So I am not planning to address that issue at all. I am not saying anything. 

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Yes, I vaguely remember some talk about them being with the Plymouth Brethren, which is a separate thing from the AG. The Plymouth Brethren have their own separate churches with their own people and we did not interfere with that. Nobody bothers the Amish and however they want to live, whatever they want to do. Why should it not be the same for the Plymouth Brethren sect of Dawn and Craig? Whatever. 

How lucky for them to have a Plymouth Rock as their lucky charm.  

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Yes, it is hard to not be impressed by the undying loyalty of David Goatley from New Zealand, to his patroness Dawn of the Canadians. They and a few others belong to the Plymouth Brethren sect. However, our teacher Mrs. Richardson belonged to the Grace Brethren, a slightly different offshoot of the Plymouth Brethren. Dawn was explaining to me how they interpret differently a verse from the New Testament, by which they believe that a woman should never cut her hair, so that the tips of Dawn's hair are from her babyhood. After they marry they wrap their hair on their heads in a bun in a certain way. The widowed Mrs. Richardson once showed us how her hair when undone sweeps the floor. Amazing how she can still stand on her head in her 50s. So that was interesting. Yes, I probably seemed like a wild thing compared to their extreme conservatism, but neither did I want to go such extremes as to be counted as one of them, because then later in other circles I would be ridiculed as too conservative. So either way I cannot win this game. 

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Yes, I do think that three would be a good enough return on the original investment. Amazing really, I doubt that I could have done better myself alone. However, I will be needing to buy another new computer in the next year or so, among other things, due to the problem of system upgrades, so the question becomes not so much how much, as when to transfer the funds directly out of your control. Thanks anyway, but I have other plans for myself. But can you let go, or how would I go about prying your graspy greedy fingers off of my throat? 

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Yes, It is unfortunate sometimes to find that anything that I might do would face a wave of Gross resistance from who3ever that was, Just because there is some sort of indescribable attachment in the green room, does not mean that I care that much.