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I will follow the manner of the great Dr. J here and refrain from making any comment. What's the legal phrase? Res ipsa loquitur?
posted by Pious Labours | 10:05 a.m.
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5 Comments:
It is actually res ipsA loquitur.
but, i guess it is a distinction without at a difference at this point ;)
My mistake; you are correct.
I have emended the word in question.
"the great Dr J"
*insert Falstaffian laughter here*
Looks like this pastor has 'ed on the brain....
Dr. J, I knew you, of all people, would get a kick out of that.
But did you catch the truly insidious bit in that picture? With the accidental allusion to fellatio, the situation of the church on Moler (Molar?), ahem, "Avenue" is (Gawd forgive me) the icing on the cake.
(And yes, I prolly should have been a New Critic.)
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