Dan Ceppa -> Ed Hulett wrote:
 ->> On 29 Apr 09  12:04:29, Ed Hulett got back to Dan Ceppa
 ->> Re: Salad Bar Mor ons

 EH>>>> No, he is not my god. He is only a prophet of the one true God.
 DC>>> Which is he, god or profit?

 EH>>> He is a prophet of God.

 DC>> At the cost of 10% before taxes, of course.

 EH>> Huh?

 DC> What now, Ed?  Don't you pay your taxes for the temple's profit?

The Temple isn't paid for through tithing.

Tithing is used to help the poor. Temples historically have been paid for
through a special fund that members would contribute to separately from
tithing.

 DC> Ypu really don't know shit about that cult of yours. do you.  If you are
 DC> tithing after taxes, you are cheating your cult.

What on earth are you rambling on about now? Where did I say anything about
my tithes?

 DC>>>> Your "enhanced" mythology is an afront to xianity.

 EH>>>> You are an affront to humanity.

 DC>>> Coming from the likes of you, that is high praise.

 EH>>> So, you like being the scum of the earth?

 DC>> That I upset you once again is more than enough of a reward.

 EH>> You don't upset my. You amuse me.

 DC> "You don't upset my[sic]" tells me a different story, Ed.

A typo says differently? So you must really be upset.

 DC> I told you about typoes.  I normally don't care about them unless
 DC> they are funny.  But, seeing as how you need to point mine out,
 DC> you opened the door, bait boy.

Where have I pointed out your typos? My comments have been entirely about
your poorly constructed sentences.

Ed

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