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I found a book that informs its people about how to handle an inquistion. It tells how to handle the questions. It offers suggestions of how not to get burned at the stake. It even has drawings telling you to request dry wood and not green. The dry wood is hotter and burns faster.
This is from a real organization too.

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It also will tell you how to survive an hour of worship in an un-airconditioned church too. And how to properly worship without injuring others.

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Remember, request the dry wood not the green wood if you are going to be burnt at the stake. And practicing witchcraft might lead you to getting burnt at the stake... according to the handbook.

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I want a copy. I NEED a copy! cool

Σώσον, Κύριε, καί διαφύλαξον η�άς από τών Βασιλιάνικων τάξεων!

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I found a book that informs its people about how to handle an inquistion.
Dear Pyrohy,

Does it have an ISBN number?

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If not illustrations and excerpts would be appreciated.


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ISBN 0806651792
Oh yeah!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm collecting dry wood to keep in my vehicle just in case!!!

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It might be well to keep one's favorite sort of Italian sausages on hand. Then, if being burned at the stake, one could cook the sausages in the flames and eat them, happily, while the irresistible fragrance was wafting one heavenward. (Upon arrival in heaven one is served milk and honey - and an Imperial Torte).

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And good Belgian Beer and chocolate.


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Are you expecting the Spanish Inquisition?

[answer: "No one expects the Spanish Inquisition!"]

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Dear Father Anthony,
Alas, the Belgian chocolate would probably melt in the flames. And the beer would not be a survivor either - although, having said that, it's only fair to continue with the remark that one can marinate various sorts of meat in beer with good results. Enjoy!

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What about Marshmallows for s'mores? Another good campfire food.

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I gave the isbn, anyone figure it out yet? I thought there would be more interest in such an important topic for today's world wink

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Pyrohy,

I figured it out. I need to read "What to bring to potluck"

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Somewhere I have a cookbook with a chapter on "The Covered Dish Supper - or - How to Bring the Water for the Lemonade".

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Why do these "inquistion talks" always lead to chocolate chat? confused

Cheers with ROFL! and tongue way in cheek! :p biggrin

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Why do these "inquistion talks" always lead to chocolate chat? [Confused]

It's the ultimate feel good food? wink biggrin

Feel good while you are burning at the stake! :p Works for me.

Makes sence to me. I wonder if they offer choclate in place of the cigarette since smoking is not allowed anymore, I guess the only smoking will be from the fire at the stake.

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It's the ultimate feel good food. wink biggrin

milk chocholate works for me.
white chocholate works for me.
dark chocholate does not work for me.

Well, two outa three --not bad.. :p

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Yeah but Porter -

See the problem is, you are giving up your fast when you are on that stake if you are eating other than dark choclate. There you can have the joy.

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Yeah but Porter -

See the problem is, you are giving up your fast when you are on that stake if you are eating other than dark choclate. There you can have the joy.

Pani Rose
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Ahhhhh/ummmm /yummmm too! wink God loves you and me and showers these blessings upon us. See my last post on Focus on Scripture thread on God is love...1 John 4:16 last line of my last post. It is raining chocolates! A shower from above? wink :p wink Porter

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Still noone has figured out the book?

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I didn't know if you wanted it posted...someone else got it long ago...

Gaudior, thinking "Those crazy Lutherans" :p

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Why not?

Father Anthony+, whose known the answer from the outset biggrin


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Still noone has figured out the book?
Is this it? [amazon.com]

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DOH! Sorry Domilsean, I saw you said you got it a few posts back. Yep, that is the book.
Being Burnt at the Stake [http]

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Obviously, one should equip oneself with a fire-proof stake knife.

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Okay! Is it the Lutheran Handbook? Please pity me and tell me. I take a long time to catch on, I am a little slow you know.

If it is, how far back do the writings go?

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