rambling adventures
"bible reading should be dangerous to my life and the status quo - transformation is better than information."
- mark driscoll
About Me
- Name: Rick
- Location: Cayce, SC
husband. father. coffee-drinker. reader. writer. music listener. iphone 4 user. mini cooper driver. social media goofball.
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Book Reviews
- Twentysomething
- Just Married
- The Gutter
- Eleanor Rigby
- Monster
- The Seeker's Way
- Experiencing the Power of the Cross
- Leadership Wisdom From Unlikely Voices
- The Last Word, And The Word After That
- Comic Book Character
- The Jesus Habits
- Searching For God Knows What
- a Generous Orthodoxy
- Out Of The Question...
- The Assignment
- Under God
Movie Reviews
Previous Posts
- You're Looking For What?!?
- Reconcile
- Marketing Jesus
- got Word?
- Monday Ouchy
- Review: THE SEEKER'S WAY
- "Flowers For My Wife"
- Criticism
- The Masters
- Living In The Moment
2 Comments:
I used to play DOOM by the hours.... with cheat codes of course. Imagine combining Turbotax and Doom?
~ long drawnout explianation of how the levels would work and what weapons would be used on the various demons and spawn of hell, as you enter your local H&R Block and move through the court systems defending yourself from an IRS audit -self censored- ~
You could end it with either getting your Tax return money... or die and having to pay. Of course the cheat codes would allow you to be rich and have tax shelters.
Blessed,
iggy
keep telling my son that i used to have to play video games without cheat codes - he looked puzzled, just like me and taxes.
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