Shut up and take my money!

UPDATE: This story turned out to be*an April Fool’s joke, and unfortunately we fell for it. The story, which several other websites also reported as fact, originated on March 31 with the website Stuppid.com, and the photos of the fictional “Tito and Amanda Watts” came from*this 2011 collection of bizarre mug shots. We apologize for publishing false information and regret this error.


From the Jacksonville Sun Times
 
As false as the story might be, we all know there are people who would gladly buy the tickets for them and their loved ones. Preachers do it all the time.
 
I am more concerned about the airplane that had the prop strike on dudes face........I hope they know they have to do a tear down now.
 
Selling indulgences have a long history in the Catholic church. It was one of the reasons right behind transubstantiation that lead me to believe that I couldn't really stay in that church.
 
flyingron said:
Selling indulgences have a long history in the Catholic church. It was one of the reasons right behind transubstantiation that lead me to believe that I couldn't really stay in that church.
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That indulgences thing was a long long time ago Ron. Let it go.


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weilke said:
UPDATE: This story turned out to be*an April Fool’s joke, and unfortunately we fell for it. The story, which several other websites also reported as fact, originated on March 31 with the website Stuppid.com, and the photos of the fictional “Tito and Amanda Watts” came from*this 2011 collection of bizarre mug shots. We apologize for publishing false information and regret this error.


From the Jacksonville Sun Times
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That's too bad. That story had me laughing. Especially the part about going to a planet made entirely of crack cocaine.
 
flyingron said:
Selling indulgences have a long history in the Catholic church. It was one of the reasons right behind transubstantiation that lead me to believe that I couldn't really stay in that church.
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Your name Martin Luther?
 
When I was in high school, the local cops gave a seminar on drugs - seizures, laws, anecdotes, consequences, etc... and they noted that one guy was caught selling packaged oregano for $40 an ounce. And they promptly let him go, as there was no law against selling oregano.
 
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