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Citizen
Join Date: 07 Mar 2007
Location: Ontario, NY
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I found him but I don't know that it's him, Fr. Patrick Peyton, there isn't much in his bio but he had that saying "a family that prays together, stays together" and some big shmig about rosaries 
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25-11-2008
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Citizen
Join Date: 17 Aug 2006
Location: across from spook hill
Posts: 18,489
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Quote:
 CONGRATULATIONS SMV!!! YOU GOT HIM!!! 
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25-11-2008
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Citizen
Join Date: 07 Mar 2007
Location: Ontario, NY
Posts: 2,696
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Sweet! I didn't think it was him He was very hard to pin down, great pick, great game! Thanks Celt __________________ ☆´¯`☀.¸¸.☾♍ I'd wish on a star, but I'm too busy gazing at the moon ☆´¯`☀.¸¸.☾♍ |
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25-11-2008
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Citizen
Join Date: 16 Feb 2007
Location: Maine USA
Posts: 2,972
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Woo Hoo SMV- The family that prays together stays together- GOOD ONE How 1950's!! I never thought of that little ditty- but it fits...well, except for three or four families I know  Way to Go SMV!!!! That little saying sounds like a cross between Norman Vincent Peale and fortune cookie!Shall I do the next round? __________________ Some mornings its just not worth it to chew through the leather straps |
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25-11-2008
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Citizen
Join Date: 17 Aug 2006
Location: across from spook hill
Posts: 18,489
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yeah, please, BA. I want to play! 
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25-11-2008
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Citizen
Join Date: 08 Oct 2008
Location: UK
Posts: 220
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Googled him and you are right - he really wouldn't have looked good in hose (!!), although I had him down as Sir Thomas More for a bit so the cassock would have been okay. Both very catholic, interestingly, and both very family orientated. Really enjoyed this one; from the sidelines mainly but still just as fun. Well done to SMV! |
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25-11-2008
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Resident
Join Date: 17 Dec 2006
Location: Australia
Posts: 81
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Wow, that does warrant congratulations, SMV, extremely well done! That one was difficult. __________________ "To confine our attention to terrestrial matters would be to limit the human spirit." Stephen Hawking |
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25-11-2008
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Citizen
Join Date: 02 Apr 2007
Location: Romania, UK and inbetween
Posts: 10,665
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Oh damn it, whenever I want to do a MP, somebody's already discovered them. hehe. who's gonna do the next one? btw, the ugly deck story is really charming :-D |
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26-11-2008
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Citizen
Join Date: 16 Feb 2007
Location: Maine USA
Posts: 2,972
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Sorry Mitts, I dropped the ball on the game. We lost our power for three days prior and during Thanksgiving and then I was away from home until just a few hours ago. I was going to do a Thanksgiving themed MP. I believe a new player wants to give the game a shot as the person PM'd me and asked how to play so I am going to wait on the next game and let the new player give it a shot! __________________ Some mornings its just not worth it to chew through the leather straps |
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01-12-2008
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Citizen
Join Date: 07 Mar 2007
Location: Ontario, NY
Posts: 2,696
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I was wondering where you went Hope you had a nice holiday BA __________________ ☆´¯`☀.¸¸.☾♍ I'd wish on a star, but I'm too busy gazing at the moon ☆´¯`☀.¸¸.☾♍ |
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01-12-2008
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