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  1. 2007-03-30, 11:14 AM #1
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    Any Catholics suffering from meat-less Fridays here?

    I'd KILL for a nice burger!

    Anyone else here give up anything?
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  2. 2007-03-30, 12:41 PM #2
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    I eat chicken
    And I, I took the path less traveled by
    and that has made all the difference......yet...
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  3. 2007-03-30, 01:47 PM #3
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    Some of my friends gave up alcohol for lent, which has resulted in me going out/drinking slightly less than usual. I sorta haven't been to church in quite awhile so I kinda haven't bothered with the no meat on Fridays thing.

    I just had a great burger from this new place in Midtown called Lucky's. I've never been to In-N-Out, but the co-workers I went with said it's very similar. All I know is it definitely wasn't a New York-style burger, as it had mustard on it and it wasn't huge the way burgers at a lot of higher end NY burger places tend to be, it was just the right size.
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  4. 2007-03-30, 02:57 PM #4
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    I'm not catholic, i'm a non-denominational Christian.

    So, for dinner tonight, i'm going to have a nice, big, juicy steak!!! :D
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    Quote Originally Posted by nwafan20
    I'm not catholic, i'm a non-denominational Christian.

    So, for dinner tonight, i'm going to have a nice, big, juicy stake!!! :D
    Man, you guys are KILLING me!!!!!! :cry:
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    Quote Originally Posted by nwafan20
    So, for dinner tonight, i'm going to have a nice, big, juicy stake!!! :D
    Sounds painful!
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    If you can't spell steak, you don't deserve to eat it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mirrodie
    If you can't spell steak, you don't deserve to eat it.
    Let them man have some ground meat, Mario.
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  9. 2007-03-30, 09:19 PM #9
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    Catholic here... but if I had wanted meat today, I would've had it....

    <<If you can't spell steak, you don't deserve to eat it.>>

    (agree with Mario on the point above though.. :-)

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  10. 2007-03-30, 09:35 PM #10
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    Hey guys, its Friday, sorry bout that! I normally know how to spell steak

    But I feel for you Catholics!
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  11. 2007-03-30, 09:45 PM #11
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    I went to Burrito Loco and had me some nice burrito's today than I realized my boo boo
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    The Vatican came up with this to promote the fishing industry in Italy. When a Bishop can waive the rule for St. Patrick's Day I really don't think you will burn in hell for forgetting.
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  13. 2007-03-30, 10:30 PM #13
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    I didn't realize it was lent...

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    Quote Originally Posted by hiss srq
    I went to Burrito Loco and had me some nice burrito's today than I realized my boo boo
    You think there's real meat in those? You're fine with Lent...healthwise is another matter :shock:
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    Quote Originally Posted by emshighway
    The Vatican came up with this to promote the fishing industry in Italy. When a Bishop can waive the rule for St. Patrick's Day I really don't think you will burn in hell for forgetting.
    I really hate talking religion or politics, BUT...
    if the Catholic church can forgive the pedophile priests, I seriously doubt there is a problem eating meat on Fridays during Lent.
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