J.R. Briggs

Attempting to behold the miracle long enough without falling asleep

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  • Ray said...

    1

    After having four kids, Mrs. Miller didn’t want any more. Mr. Miller thought she whispered in his ear that if he ever wanted to make woopie again he’d have to get projection and carry it with him everywhere.

    08/16/09 8:26 AM | Comment Link

  • Carl Adams, Jr. said...

    2

    The management at Projectors Worldwide, Inc. found Bob’s initial interview comment that he was a “family salesman” to be charming and old fashioned. It was only later they realized this meant Bob took his whole family on sales calls to “get in more family time” during his 80-hour work weeks.

    08/16/09 1:33 PM | Comment Link

  • staci said...

    3

    Since we can’t take our stuff with us when we die, at least future generations will know that we had a projection t.v.

    08/16/09 1:59 PM | Comment Link

  • Carl Adams, Jr. said...

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    The Gerfleys were very proud of their new robo-sweeper. Too proud, in fact. They now considered it a part of their family.

    08/16/09 2:28 PM | Comment Link

  • alan said...

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    As demonstrated by the glow surrounding the Miller family, presenting a gift of more that $1000 to your church will cause the shekinah glory to fall on you as well.

    08/16/09 2:49 PM | Comment Link

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