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All the misinformation in the known universe, now in one handy volume.
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January 31st, 2013 | 5:27 pm | #1
Everywhere I turn are mandatory classes in the UCC. One cannot progress in entire professions – equipment finance, for example – without proving that one has been thoroughly indoctrinated with what everyone refers to simply as ‘the Code’.
Mere coincidence? I think not!
February 1st, 2013 | 12:53 am | #2
Hmmm…I thought it was the Rev. Bob-Bob Lee, not Bob-Bob-Lee. Two redundant first names, fine. Three?
Note each of his names has three letters. Two of which are vowels and one consonant, or vice versa, but never three vowels or three consonants. A one, a two and a three in each of the three names…and 1 plus two plus three is six! Three sixes! The Antichrist is already here, and he’s the Rev. Bob-Bob Lee!
February 1st, 2013 | 9:04 am | #3
Wasn’t the Uniform Commercial Code itself written by the Anti-Christ? The code sections of the beast would seem to be a dead giveaway…
February 1st, 2013 | 9:38 am | #4
The counterargument to this is the fact that Louisiana is the only state where the UCC is not valid. If the antiChrist is coming from anywhere it has to be Nawlins.
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