2012-01-19, 08:55 PM
LOL
That is all.
That is all.
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Idaho is now significantly creepy.
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2012-01-19, 11:16 PM
Corn Wrote:Why the hell is that the only site that has this news? :f6:Glad someone else was suspicious. Googled several phrases for the article with no relevant hits from anywhere else other than a Yahoo group that just repeats the article. Most suspiciously, "Buy Idaho Back" only has seven results. Seven. Once again, only relevant links are the original article and the Yahoo group. I call bullpomegranate. EDIT: This article is originally from 2005 and still bullshit because the site is clearly satire. Glad people spent over a page arguing over a non-existent issue. Maybe I'll start posting articles from christwire as "current events".
2012-01-19, 11:21 PM
ImagineAll Wrote:It's no different if the state owns the highways or not. If you go to countries like Mexico every 40 miles or so there is a toll road that you have to pay. In this case the highways are just owned by the church. They, however, are entirely responsible for the maintaining of the roads and any costs that come along with them. I'm aware how toll roads work, however I wasn't aware that they could essentially make "non-church" members pay, seems unethical to me like trying to force people to join lol. No less probably a membership fee to enter said church. I agree with Viaje though, I couldn't find it anywhere
2012-01-19, 11:25 PM
Recent articles from larknews (for those too lazy to click the homepage):
Fat pastor just deals with it Man evangelizes robots Church email change leads to awkward results
2012-01-20, 12:22 AM
Viaje Wrote:Recent articles from larknews (for those too lazy to click the homepage): oh my god the robot guy i can't stop laughing
2012-01-20, 04:53 AM
MuscleWizard Wrote:oh my god the robot guyThat robot looks confused and suicidal.
2012-01-20, 10:27 PM
Eliseo Wrote:True. Except that they cost 1 dollar and I could bet their distance is greater than that. At least here on the south part. Here it's $1.50 and it's quite the distance. |
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