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wonderfulgoy

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This year, I pray,
« on: December 31, 2006, 07:31:19 PM »
This year I pray

that the evil impulse does not lead me astray

I pray that my loins be girded about with righteousness

And the finger of the L-rd shield me from all manner of wickedness



I pray that I forget everything I used to know

and become something quite different

That I become cleansed of sin, as white as snow

And that my presence in the eyes of G-d no more be abhorrent



And I pray that all these demons be driven hence from my body

And get themselves far far away

The works of Hashem are perfect, while mine are truly shoddy

And Hell awaits for those who are gay



Yes, even so - gird yourself with golden words of the Law

The temptation of flesh seeks to make of you an animal

Wherefore let not be a woman's teat be found 'neath thy paw

And don't date an African - they might well be a cannibal

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Re: This year, I pray,
« Reply #1 on: January 02, 2007, 01:57:58 PM »
The temptation of flesh seeks to make of you an animal

Wherefore let not be a woman's teat be found 'neath thy paw

And don't date an African - they might well be a cannibal

Oh, so you haven't changed  ::)

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Re: This year, I pray,
« Reply #2 on: January 02, 2007, 03:23:43 PM »
And don't date an African - they might well be a cannibal
Now that is something I would most agree with only to add the question of aids and a culture that is directly contra to Judeo-Christian ethical morality..   ;)
"‘Vehorashtem/Numbers 33:53’: When you burn out the Land’s inhabitants, you will merit to bestow upon your children the Land as an inheritance. If you do not burn them out, then even if you conquer the Land, you will not merit to allot it to your children as an inheritance." - Ovadiah ben Yacov Sforno; Italian Rabbi, Biblical Commentator, Philosopher and Physician.  1475-1550.