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RE: Woman and a Fork - May 1 2008 10:44:56

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RE: Woman and a Fork - May 1 2008 11:01:12

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not at all mate, you those people that have a faith, it basicly what they believe, it was a thought for the day, so to speak.

dont make it something it's not. and if you dont have a faith and it' snot for you then fine. but some people do.

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ORIGINAL: boxer81

this was pretty immature and overly sentimental. the idea of a woman in a coffin with a fork in her hand and the vicar crying about her hold a fork is ridiculous in the extreme.

Id go as far to say as its almost offensive actually in that it cheapens death and turns it into, as others have said, a clintons card moment.

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