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  1. Yeah.......that sounds about right, chock. And.........the evening's crescendo song was "Wash Your Feet in the Blood of the Wicked" (or whatever that song was......)
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  2. hmmmm...ain't no two ways about it, my friend...we're both gonna take a beatin' ah yes...that takes me back to the good ol' daze before I got involved in "the proper church lifestyle" - I used to get hammered with my friends
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  3. So, next question. If this earth-shattering performance was a medley of Way songs from older to newer, did it, like Way Prod, grow increasingly suckish as the night progressed? Or did they like mix them in together for maximum brainwash effect? Like "I Am a Leaf on a Mighty Tree" with "The Renewed Mind is the Key" ?????
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  4. EYE Can See Clearly Now.
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  5. Maybe if the society he’s talking about is the Borg and there’s a glitch in the hive-mind
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  6. Skyrider, at least give a semi-respectable reference - not The Sun, a comic book if ever there was! A newspaper for people who haven't learned to read yet. So therefore they don't know the difference between BUBONIC plague and PNEUMONIC plague, which this rag appears to use interchangeably. That being said, what they describe appears to be a pretty bizarre ritual. If true. Imagine... doing a sort of conga round the Fountain of Living Waters, passing a corpse around. Actually, it's a wonder that at the time, the corpse wasn't embalmed and put on display, like Lenin's, and then it could be brought out at every anniversary event. Reckon anyone would notice that it really wasn't alive?
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  8. Our chaff is an awesome chaff
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  9. I thought Claudettee had left years ago. Obviously not. I'm glad these people had a good time at the concert. However, I'm not tempted to check out the next one. I remember I thought some of the concerts were good, too, in my Waydaze... well, inspirational, in a cultish way. I'd have a different opinion nowadays.
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  10. "When Claudettee Royal, Debra Olthouse, Trudy Yeats, Debra Berger, Marsha Perry and Bob Stanley came on stage, they were savvy enough to wait on their opening bars, give us a chance to greet them in thunderous applause." ~~~~~ WHAT A BUNCH OF CONFLATED BULLCRAAAP.........oooooh, they were savvy enough to wait on their cues to enter stage right. Leave it to Clem Robins, 10th Corps ......and his artistic flare for expressive arts to go off the deep end with this "review."
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  11. What?............no dynamic teaching that turned their hearts to the Lord? What?............no "biblical research" that opened their eyes to that mighty, prevailing Word? What?............no signs, miracles or wonders that demonstrated the Lord is present? Just songs of yesteryear that took them back to group hugs and cult daze.......songs that took them to emotional nostalgia. Maybe those who "write the songs" should be grafted into the board of directors.......since the directors are the walking dead.
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