Magic Underwear Outlet Coming to North Broad Street

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Magic Underwear Outlet Coming to North Broad Street

POSTED: Friday, October 10, 2008, 11:23 PM

Sure, casual observers might see it as just another Mormon Temple, but cosmopolitan types like to think of it as the best little Mom & Mom & Mom & Pop store this side of Kolob. Be the first one on your block (unless, of course, you live next-door to Mitt Romney or Donnie Osmond) to exchange your holey underwear for a pair of holy underwear.

Be sure to ask about the Bigfoot = Cain special.

Karen

Posted 2010-01-11 01:15:50

How crass.  Please find another outlet for your venom.



There are things that are sacred to each of us. I wouldn't profane what you believe; why do you to others?



The temple is the Lord's house--hope you'll visit it during the open house and rethink your antagonism.



Best to you

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