Should Raynorism be legalized?
If yes, should any precautions be implemented for the sake of the llamas?
If no, will peanut oil work as a substitute?
Thursday, January 05, 2006
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3 comments:
Don't you think that might be a slippery slope? If Raynorism is legalized, what next? Gavinism? Pjeffism? Loucksism? I think this is all a natural migration to, dare I say it, Locustsandhoneyism which, we all know, is two steps holier than Rastafarianism.
And, what about the children? No one thinks about the children these days.
That's what I'm concerned about -- particulary the spread of Gavinism among young people these days. Oh, sure, it's cool and fun -- until someone loses an eye or gets pregnant. And then what do you have? Tapioca and novels by Robert Byrd.
Amen to that, John. We need our youth pastors to take courses in Mentoring Teens in Crisis: Gavinism.
But, this isn't anything new, I believe it was Ezra 6:6 that stated, "Now then, Tattenai, governor of Trans-Euphrates, and Shethar-Bozenai and you, their fellow officials of that province, stay away from Gavinism." Now, if Tattenai should stay away from Gavinism, then I think our young ones should as well.
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