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offended by Bishop's comment

posted 12 years ago by tneagle
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I liked the movie, but the Bishop's comment really offended me. He said there was no God. That comment was way out of line and unacceptable. It could have been easily something else.
Do all the versions contain that scene?

[–] Rockhound6165 11 years ago

The man was struck by lightning. How would you feel?

[–] spookyrat1 10 years ago

The man was struck by lightning. How would you feel?

His was a shocking comeuppance. Don't kick him while he's down!

[–] JR541 11 years ago

I suspect some fake outrage here in order to provoke responses.

He's taking the knife out of the Cheese!
Do you think he wants some cheese?

[–] The_Shawshank_Inception 9 years ago

Yes, I think this man is a troll.

"What is the airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow?"

[–] jefgg 11 years ago

One of the best lines in the movie was when the bishop said, "My name's Fred and I'm just a man, same as you are."

[–] Grammaw_Oddree 10 years ago

I was offended when Judge Smails said: "The world needs ditch diggers too!". Like there is something wrong with diggin' ditches.

[–] MrHooba 10 years ago

I was offended by Kenny Loggins sucky music. The fact that he was once popular proves there is no god.

[–] chas437 9 years ago



I'll take Punctuality

[–] todd80902 9 years ago

All I can say is, we have a floater.

Dude you need to lighten up, most people today are so serious and judgmental.

[–] todd80902 9 years ago

All I can say is, we have a floater.

Dude you need to lighten up, most people today are so serious and judgmental.

[–] willjohn 9 years ago

Jack Lang was a Catholic politician in Australian in the 1920s and 1930s. He once wrote that as a child he knew an old man who owned a dog he called "God". When Lang asked him why he said "That's dog spelled backwards, isn't it?"

[–] haunt_freak 9 years ago

KYS

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