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Old 03-30-2008, 11:26 PM
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Originally Posted by ModernPuritan? View Post
Hey, Im Jeff a modified, modern puritan. Im a college student, but not for much longer.

still curious, would a puritan today go to the movies? listen to U2 or Matisyahu? go see a Shakespeare play? who knows...

anyway, glad to finally join!!!
Welcome Jeff; see the link below my signature for instructions on how to fix yours. Sounds like you have several topics; start them in the appropriate forum and I'm sure you'll get some discussion; folks, keep this thread a howdy thread.
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