Because the Bible measures stuff in feet, unicorn bladders and Fahrenheit degrees.
Mike
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As long as the new weather order doesn’t bring tornadoes to Morocco. Very cool.
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Or... stable, cheap, plentiful, safe energy. The need for weapons greatly diminishes when energy is plentiful.
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