
Why are we supposed to be outraged that steroids may have warped wrestler Chris Benoit's mind, but not concerned about what the Bible may have done to same?
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Why are we supposed to be outraged that steroids may have warped wrestler Chris Benoit's mind, but not concerned about what the Bible may have done to same?
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We're supposed to cluck our tongues and twist our pearls...
and feel grateful that we're not roided-up, well-armed rage fiends with a son who'll NEVER be "Normal" like his dad...
You can take the boy outta the trailer-park...