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Topic: Sociology > Education
User: "Tommy"
Date: 07 Oct 2005 02:25:37 PM
Object: Jew$ Sell Dirt For The Low Price Of $29.99
I hope that Gentiles aren't stupid enough to pay $29.99 for a vial of dirt.
Although, It wouldn't surprise me to see these minions of the Anti-Christ
like Jerry Falwell & Pat Robertson walking around with a vial of dirt
around their necks...
World Peace for the Low Price of $29.99
You too can now purchase Jewish dirt in the name of world peace
Launched in the summer of 2004, The Common Ground? Necklace (pictured) is
quickly becoming a symbol of unity and peace.
People around the globe can spread the message of peace and unity by wearing
an emblematic necklace made in the land of Israel. The Common Ground
Necklace is handmade in Israel and consists of a crystal glass pendant
filled with soil from the breadth of Israel including Jerusalem, The Dead
Sea, the Negev, as well as other locations. The encapsulated earth has
beautiful natural green, brown and chocolate color variations creating a
stunning layered effect. With its multi-layer colored design, the necklace
is beautiful in its own right, however, its message makes it the most
attractive necklace around.
http://www.nationalvanguard.org/
--
Tolerance is how far a mechanical part can deviate from the
norm before it screws up the entire machine. -Any Mechanic
.

User: "Gassen Burnham"

Title: Re: Jew$ Sell Dirt For The Low Price Of $29.99 07 Oct 2005 07:21:41 PM
Tommy wrote:
"You too can now purchase Jewish dirt in the name of world peace "
The only place they could have found that much jewish dirt was in Joe
Bruno"s armpits!!
.
User: "Joe Bruno"

Title: Re: Jew$ Sell Dirt For The Low Price Of $29.99 07 Oct 2005 08:04:09 PM
Gassen Burnham wrote:

Tommy wrote:
"You too can now purchase Jewish dirt in the name of world peace "

The only place they could have found that much jewish dirt was in Joe
Bruno"s armpits!!

You're filthy dirt and you ain't worth $29.99.
.
User: "Tommy"

Title: Re: Jew$ Sell Dirt For The Low Price Of $29.99 07 Oct 2005 08:05:59 PM
Joe Bruno wrote:


Gassen Burnham wrote:

Tommy wrote:
"You too can now purchase Jewish dirt in the name of world peace "

The only place they could have found that much jewish dirt was in Joe
Bruno"s armpits!!



You're filthy dirt and you ain't worth $29.99.

At least he isn't the one trying to *sell dirt* for $29.99.
--
Tolerance is how far a mechanical part can deviate from the
norm before it screws up the entire machine. -Any Mechanic
.



User: "szaki"

Title: Re: Jew$ Sell Dirt For The Low Price Of $29.99 08 Oct 2005 12:32:12 AM
Tommy wrote:

I hope that Gentiles aren't stupid enough to pay $29.99 for a vial of dirt.
Although, It wouldn't surprise me to see these minions of the Anti-Christ
like Jerry Falwell & Pat Robertson walking around with a vial of dirt
around their necks...


World Peace for the Low Price of $29.99

You too can now purchase Jewish dirt in the name of world peace

Launched in the summer of 2004, The Common Ground? Necklace (pictured) is
quickly becoming a symbol of unity and peace.

People around the globe can spread the message of peace and unity by wearing
an emblematic necklace made in the land of Israel. The Common Ground
Necklace is handmade in Israel and consists of a crystal glass pendant
filled with soil from the breadth of Israel including Jerusalem, The Dead
Sea, the Negev, as well as other locations. The encapsulated earth has
beautiful natural green, brown and chocolate color variations creating a
stunning layered effect. With its multi-layer colored design, the necklace
is beautiful in its own right, however, its message makes it the most
attractive necklace around.

http://www.nationalvanguard.org/

How about a PET rock from Israel for $49.95?
JS
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