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Zebra....Skunk....Penguin.....Nun !!
Word association strikes again !
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... or maybe a Skunk ?Originally posted by oraclesmithWhat, like a zebra ?
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What, like a zebra ?Originally posted by BobTheCrateHe's also extremely black & white.
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Don't hold your breath Pondlife for a response from Chico.
He is extremely selective over what he's prepared to account for.
He's also extremely black & white.
For example his self deluded narrow little brain can only differentiate a person into 2 categories.
Chico's concept of a multi-level complex programming filter :-
if (person eq "believer") { personDefn = "godLover"; personAttr = "good" }
else { personDefn = "godHater"; personAttr = "evil" }
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God ordered them to do it in a dream...Originally posted by PondlifeA Roman Catholic nun has been sentenced to 30 years in prison for her role in the Rwandan genocide in 1994.
Two other Catholic nuns were found guilty by a Belgian court in 2001, and male priests have also faced trial.
He said she did not spare pregnant women, and was also accused of dumping a baby in a latrine, the Reuters news agency reports.
Last year a Belgian male priest became the first foreigner to go before a gacaca court accused of genocide crimes.
Some members of the Catholic hierarchy in Rwanda had close ties to extremist politicians and aided Hutu militias in the run-up to the killings.
Some 800,000 Tutsis and moderate Hutus were slaughtered in the 1994 genocide and thousands of people were killed after seeking sanctuary in churches.
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Nun jailed over genocide - Any comments Chico?
A Roman Catholic nun has been sentenced to 30 years in prison for her role in the Rwandan genocide in 1994.
Two other Catholic nuns were found guilty by a Belgian court in 2001, and male priests have also faced trial.
He said she did not spare pregnant women, and was also accused of dumping a baby in a latrine, the Reuters news agency reports.
Last year a Belgian male priest became the first foreigner to go before a gacaca court accused of genocide crimes.
Some members of the Catholic hierarchy in Rwanda had close ties to extremist politicians and aided Hutu militias in the run-up to the killings.
Some 800,000 Tutsis and moderate Hutus were slaughtered in the 1994 genocide and thousands of people were killed after seeking sanctuary in churches.
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