Originally posted by Father Maurice Lester
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)The contents of the book are a sore in the eye of Christianity! OK, not as bad as I thought earlier when I misunderstood the meaning of "passing a fatty" - I assumed that was about group sex with a gluttonous person
- but still: a sore.My mission was to get to the bottom of this sordid affair (no, not that way, pay attention!)
I have had emergency video conferences with, in that order, our LBC Marketing Department, our Joo lawyers, the DoF, Pastor Pistle (to calm down the Head of DoF), our Marketing Department again, a coroner (long story), a head hunter (we have a sudden job opening for a new marketing director), the pharmacy, and finally our lawyers again.
Conclusion?
It seems the contract can not be annulled. We are stuck with it. We have to give to Caesar what belongs to Caesar.
We have to stick to secular law (and can only hope the Lord will intervene).We can only URGE people to COMPLETELY IGNORE the banner ad, and quickly scroll to the real content of this Godly Forum. I call upon all you True Christians™ to just regard it as yet more proof that we are persecuted, just like the Lord said we would be.
We have also forbidden our lawyers to EVER gleefully grin again, but that's an aside.
You should learn from the example of The Holy Church of Rome where we do not stoop to cheap commercial enterprises to raise money.
Who would have guessed. 
Well Mr. Lester, as soon as Landover Baptist has decided to link itself with the Banco Ambrosiano, the P2 loge, the Mafia, fascism, selling plastic "Virgin Mary" dolls and "Holy Water" in France to gullible cripples, and flogging our VW Golfs on eBay, we will accept your criticism. But only THEN!
Don't, however, hold your breath. On second thought, please do.

Yours in Christ,
Wide-Open
PS: if any True Christian who is reading this is interested in the position of Marketing Director, please know that you need to fully understand the difference between kitchen utensils and Rupert Neve consoles.
Have we given in to the Mammon?
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