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problem solved, EAT PIE!

As RWE, Mtboomer, and Travis have touched on, Ms. Dypka's angst is about the guilt she feels for not baking the cake herself. It's masked by all this other BS.

Not to mention.... What does a NORMAL person do when some $7.50 an hour foot dragger says they "won't do that" to a customer?

A NORMAL person replies, "Gityourfugkin'boss."

This stupid lazy kghunt goes home and sends an e-mail to corporate fugking' headquarters.

Give me a fugkin' break.


Dave

Religion is meant to be bread for daily use, not cake for special occasions.

How did you become the religious authority?

Exactly, because no one at the store could solve her problem, not that anyone at corporate could either. Going home and writing an email to a distant faceless corporate customer service department was the best way to "kick the can down the road", maximizing postponement of her confrontation with the guilt.

Exactly, because no one at the store could solve her problem, not that anyone at corporate could either. Going home and writing an email to a distant faceless corporate customer service department was the best way to "kick the can down the road", maximizing postponement of her confrontation with the guilt.

Nothing.

If you're homeless.




Dave

Depends on the time of the day. Cake is cake.

Jesus nor any part off scripture mentions or indicates that a Cross symbolises christianity.
scripture doesnt anywhere state than he was even nailed to a cross. ..a 'stake' or 'tree' is not a cross.

Greek stau·rosʹ means upright pale or stake, Greek xyʹlon, means stake , club , tree.

Emperor Constantine became a convert to apostate Christianity and then began to promote the cross
as its symbol.

So why the silly obsession that christians have with the pagan derived X symbol.