| Confusing!
(Rated by: Anonymous) Posted April 12 2007 |
Rating: 1 |
| Not appropriate for young children (or adults with any biblical knowledge) , unacceptable.
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| This is too strange.
(Rated by: Michael) Posted June 17 2004 |
Rating: 2 |
| It's not really about the return of the Lord is it? I think the way Mr House and the squirrell alternate between orthodox cliches and strange antisocial/aggressive behaviour and then back again will only confuse 5-7 year olds - what is the message? It's Ok to bite someone's leg off if you do it with a Christian cliche??? |
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| Just read it!
(Rated by: Jenn) Posted February 15 2004 |
Rating: 9 |
| Funny. Appropriate. I can't use it, but perhaps others can. |
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| Those who can't write, teach
(Rated by: Anonymous) Posted January 14 2004 |
Rating: 9 |
| Those who can't write puppet plays, write bitter critiques. Enuf said, cest paz? |
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| As Virgil says,
(Rated by: Dave Marriott) Posted January 14 2004 |
Rating: 4 |
| this one is Theologically, um questionable. Also, if you choose to use an Old English type accent, try to incorporate it throughout the piece. Maybe take a different approach to the squirrel thing and show how God has made us to be in dominion over animals - squirrels. |
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| Get ready for the rim-shot!
(Rated by: Lester) Posted January 7 2004 |
Rating: 10 |
| "I don't live in Los Angeles, do they have a squirrel infestation problem there?!" CRASH! Thanks for the laugh, you "nut"! I like the funny ones that are a hoot! Reminds me of David Marriot's "Attempt At Humor" And I do mean "Attempt." Meaning: ya gotta laugh once in a while, even us CPs! Anyhoo get some British accent into the next one. They kill! |
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