As Natter careens from topic to topic:
Nilly: Luckily, most of them write in Hebrew, and there are still less Hebrew spam mails than English ones.
billytea: Naturally. Spam's not kosher.
In Natter 21:
Katie M.: I don't mind that when I fly Alaska you get a little insert about Jesus with your meal. That's fine.
Steph L.: "I didn't order the Christian sandwich! I ordered the Buddhist pasta!"
billytea: I have a problem with any meal that believes in reincarnation. My philosophy: it goes down, it stays down.
(FTR, in the exchange above, I'm quoting comedian David Cross. I thought someone might recognize it.)
Shawn in Natter:
Last week I made the mistake of taking the train at about 6 and I had one of these. This guy was scary, though. Until the end, when his spiel jumped the tracks and he claimed the Bible predicts the Bronx will become a big hole in the ground.
As he wound it up I heard someone say softly, "This is why Jesus and crack don't mix."
Anne W., in Movies, but off-topic:
One person I know had Brubeck's "Take Five" for the bridesmaids' processional.
How that worked without one of them tripping or breaking a leg, I'll never know.