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| The rollover text in Dr. McNinja today is totally in reponse to my email! And probably the emails of many others as well, but yay!
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| I love all my friends so hard!
It's good to be back.
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| So, a few months ago I ordered a free Quran from the internet- it arrived fairly recently, and it is massive and heavy and very cool looking. Eventually I'll get around to reading some of it.
In the interest of balance, I looked to see if I could get a free Bible from the internet. The first site I checked was sponsored by Purina cat food, and I didn't want them to send me junk email. The second site I went to was mormon.org, which apparently distributes King James Version Bibles. They didn't insist on anything more than my name and address, so I thought it was a good deal.
After I'd entered my information, I found out that getting a free Bible signed me up for a visit from Mormon missionaries. Does anyone have any ideas on how to get them to leave quickly yet give me the Bible? I am thinking punji stake traps.
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| Sometimes
I wish that I knew astrophysics.
I feel dumb when even the Wikipedia article on the Big Bang is too dense for me.
The impetus for this is that I don't know enough science to refute Creationists to my own satisfaction.
This is what I do instead of schoolwork.
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| An open letter to the author of Dr. McNinja.
Dear Chris,
I am a longtime fan and reader of the Adventures of Dr. McNinja. I
especially enjoyed your most recent tale of adventure and revenge, and
the current story arc is shaping up to be thrilling as well. However, I
am concerned by the unrealistic portrayal of zombies in your widely
read comic. I understand that Dr. McNinja, Ben Franklin and the undead
ninja ensemble are currently performing the funky dance moves of
Thriller. However, I hope, nay, pray, that this is a dream sequence
foreshadowing an amazing Ninja vs. Zombie battle royale. In this case,
I ask that you maintain some degree of scientific accuracy in your
writings. This book
is especially helpful in understanding zombie physiology and
psychology. While it would be neat-o to see undead ninja hurling
shuriken and weilding katanas, this is misleading and potentially
dangerous to any who find themselves in battle with the
living-challenged. As the author of a comic about a doctor, I am sure
you appreciate the importance of maintaining scientific credibility in
your writings.
Thank you,
Carter Baldwin
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