These people may or may not want you to follow them, but I don't think they're going to sunday school as I know it... thanks Maggie.
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- fake caution acceptable
- some times ok
- more fake service
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- not an actual log
- what "hog"?
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- or talk about it
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- more like parasols
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12 comments:
Nothing wrong with those quotes, they're simply quoting someone...
jezmck, you're right, they're quoting a guy who lives in a van down by the river!!!
Haha, I love it!
I think the VAN is actually saying "follow me to Sunday School"
It's a talking van. Ken Kesey had one.
You're tring too hard, these are totally ligit quoatations. They are around a QUOTE, the van is talking. Glad I'm not the only one bothered by this being made fun of. Don't mess with the talking van!
That is endlessly priceless.
"Follow me to kitties and candy in my basement!"
Ever since I followed a van "to the ice cream store" that time, I'm reluctant to believe the claims of vans. Typically, they can't be trusted.
Lighten up, people! I find this hilarious! Who wouldn't want a sketchy van with quotes on their blog?! And, last I checked vans cannot talk... Legit enough in my book!
ugh, this brings back some bad memories of sunday school ;)
HAHAHAHAHA!
Who knows what kind of perv is driving it!
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