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3 comments:
I really enjoyed this one-- such a wonderful mixture of humor and insight. (They really make LEGO Bible scenes books??)
I remember plenty of irreverent hymn parodies myself (remember "welcome, welcome, crocodiles"?) My personal rule of thumb was, use parody nothing that had the Lord's name in it. (Topics Sunday school was fair game.)
My favorite lines were the ones about insects swarming in rancid clusters and the quicksand. I've probably already asked, but did you save the whole set of alternate words you wrote for that one?
I agree with Dr. Croc about the good balance of humor and insight. Also, I remember that Lego book. Hilarious!
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