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my name is cherie and i like to knit and crochet. i am a retired school president. once i worked at domino's pizza. if you want to know what it is like working there, you can download an app from the apple app store. SERIOUSLY! i also worked at a cookie factory for like a week and decided it was too scary so i left. now i work at radioshack. someday i want to be a canadian pop star.
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Just hanging out. #mainstreamingItUp! Now all I need is my Miley Cyrus/Nikelback playlist! (Taken with instagram)
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First attempt at galaxy nails. I’ll try again when I feel better. Whaaaatever. (Taken with instagram)
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barelysarcasm:
thedailywhat:
Tit-For-Baptism of the Day: Causing a stir online today is a new website that invites users to posthumously convert Mormons to homosexuality.
The single-serving site is a rather candid knock at the common Mormon practice known as “vicarious baptism” or “proxy baptism,” which involves the baptizing of a living person on behalf of someone who has passed on.
LDS Church members have received significant criticism in the past for attempting to baptize deceased individuals who belonged to a different faith in life. Of particular contention are conversion ceremonies conducted on behalf of Holocaust victims.
Earlier this month the church was forced to apologize to the family of noted Holocaust survivor Simon Wiesenthal, whose parents, it was revealed, had been baptized by proxy in January. Yesterday, a similar story involving iconic Holocaust victim Anne Frank appeared in the media.
The Church released a statement yesterday vowing to discipline “individual abusers” of the the controversial practice.
[fark.]
I like the colors!
God bless people with a sense of humor and extra time on their hands. This is the best thing I’ve seen in a while.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lzthx3Iwje1qzpwi0o1_500.jpg)
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Tit-For-Baptism of the Day: Causing a stir online today is a new website that invites users to posthumously convert Mormons to homosexuality.
The single-serving site is a rather candid knock at the common Mormon practice known as “vicarious baptism” or “proxy baptism,” which involves the baptizing of a living person on behalf of someone who has passed on.
LDS Church members have received significant criticism in the past for attempting to baptize deceased individuals who belonged to a different faith in life. Of particular contention are conversion ceremonies conducted on behalf of Holocaust victims.
Earlier this month the church was forced to apologize to the family of noted Holocaust survivor Simon Wiesenthal, whose parents, it was revealed, had been baptized by proxy in January. Yesterday, a similar story involving iconic Holocaust victim Anne Frank appeared in the media.
The Church released a statement yesterday vowing to discipline “individual abusers” of the the controversial practice.
[fark.]
I like the colors!
God bless people with a sense of humor and extra time on their hands. This is the best thing I’ve seen in a while.
![avodka-kedavra:
barelysarcasm:
thedailywhat:
Tit-For-Baptism of the Day: Causing a stir online today is a new website that invites users to posthumously convert Mormons to homosexuality.
The single-serving site is a rather candid knock at the common Mormon practice known as “vicarious baptism” or “proxy baptism,” which involves the baptizing of a living person on behalf of someone who has passed on.
LDS Church members have received significant criticism in the past for attempting to baptize deceased individuals who belonged to a different faith in life. Of particular contention are conversion ceremonies conducted on behalf of Holocaust victims.
Earlier this month the church was forced to apologize to the family of noted Holocaust survivor Simon Wiesenthal, whose parents, it was revealed, had been baptized by proxy in January. Yesterday, a similar story involving iconic Holocaust victim Anne Frank appeared in the media.
The Church released a statement yesterday vowing to discipline “individual abusers” of the the controversial practice.
[fark.]
I like the colors!
God bless people with a sense of humor and extra time on their hands. This is the best thing I’ve seen in a while.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lzthx3Iwje1qzpwi0o1_1280.jpg)
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