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The more messed up this world gets, the more God makes sense.

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9:29 AM

I wrote a blog the other day about this type moment. The one that I referenced was advent conspiracy.

I'm really not a fan of them. I don't think it's a culturally effective way of using this time of year. This was my whole point...

http://bigearcreations.blogspot.com/2008/11/advent-conspiracy-how-do-we-make-gift.html

This is a comment that someone anonymously wrote as a comment on that blog

"Poor people get hungry at other times of the year... not just thanksgiving and Christmas. why not bless your family at Christmas and bless the poor the rest of the year?

I believe Christians should practice Christmas in Moderation, we all tend to get out of control but as long as your heart is one of giving, instead of obligation I say have at er."

Hey wanna be on the Hot Topic's panel and discus it with me on Sunday?

8:10 PM

Black Friday took a grim turn when a New York Wal-Mart employee died after bargain hunters broke down the doors to the store, pushing him to the ground.

The 34-year-old male employee was pronounced dead an hour after shoppers breached the doors to the shopping center in Valley Stream, Long Island, about 5 a.m. Friday and knocked him down, police said.

Other workers were trampled as they tried to rescue the man, and customers stepped over him and became irate when officials said the store was closing because of the death...

[ foxnews.com ]

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