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PRT072 – The Beast You Constantly Have to Feed

This week we’re talking about working in the industry, among many other things.

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  • http://www.paperclipping.com Noell

    There are many non-religious families who celebrate these holidays to celebrate their own values of hope, tradition, family, giving, spring and new life, etc. Since these holidays were originally pagan and then adapted to Christianity, I don’t see anything wrong with the non-religious deciding to adapt them as well.

    Plus, it was also discussed that sympathy cards and products all lean religious as well. That was, in fact, the biggest point.

  • http://www.paperclipping.com Noell

    Since this episode, BPC did run a special for people to start over again — if you’re catching up you may not have heard that announcement. I don’t remember how it works, so you might want to try the current code to see if it started over for you.

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