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Matthew 24:20
But pray ye that your flight be not in the winter, neither on the sabbath day:

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I came back from workin' on the pickup and before I got in the house, I could smell something goooood! Enid wuz makin' supper in the kitchen so I sneaked up behind her to give her a hug and a big kiss. When she saw me outta the corner of her eye, she YELLED at me to skeedaddle. It kinda scared me the way she went off like that and I asked her why she didn't let me give her a kiss er nothin'. She said she wuz makin' a surprise dinner and I almost ruined it. I couldn't see how I could ruin dinner by givin' Enid a kiss but I figured she wuz havin' one of her special days. She has those sometimes and me and my dawg Ruger just usually go off somewhere. We stay out of her way if we know what's good for us if you know what I mean.

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[note: This is a sample from the Earl's World email list. Earl, a simple country man, asks child-like questions about the basics of our faith in an innocent, yet moving manner] I don't know 'bout you, but there's some things I just don't understand. Take poison ivory fer example. It's a little leaf with a bad attitude that'll punish you just for being around. A while back, I somehow got mixed up with some poison ivory and broke out in itty bitty bumps that grew into big bumps. I was scritchin' and scratchin' so bad Enid started treatin' me like a leper. I decided to mosey into town and see Doc Martin. Doc is a real nice fella with a good heart. I'm sure you'd like him if y'all met. I don't think anyone knows his real first name. We all just call him Doc. He took one look at me and said, "Yep, you got it." I told him I knew I had it, I just didn't want it. He said if I didn't want it, I ought not go into the woods but we both knew that weren't going to happen.

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[note: This is a sample from the Earl's World email list. Earl, a simple country man, asks child-like questions about the basics of our faith in an innocent, yet moving manner] My neighbor Jeremiah has a still behind his house. I learned about it by accident. Sometimes late at night, I would hear someone yellin' my name. They would yell "EARL!" "EARL!" So one night I crept through the woods lookin to see who it was. There was Jeremiah crouched behind a tree yellin "EARL!" and then I knew he weren't callin' my name. I asked him how come he was so sick and then I realized he weren't sick neither. Jeremiah was d-r-u-n-k. Yep, and he smelt like 10 miles of bad road!

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[note: This is a sample from the Earl's World email list. Earl, a simple country man, asks child-like questions about the basics of our faith in an innocent, yet moving manner]

Communion Crackers On the first Sunday of ever month, we have communion at church. The ushers pass out a plastic thimble full of grape juice and a little piece of cracker the size of a TicTac. I figured they poured the grape juice from a can and didn't have enough to go around so they only gave us each less than a swallow, but I ain't never seen no cracker that small 'cept in church.

I wonder where a person might go to buy those. Enid makes chili and it would take more than a handful of those peewees in yer bowl to make a difference.

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