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If facts, common sense, the instinct for self-preservation, and concern about others can’t break through…
Annie
PS: I just received this link from a friend. I know it’s been around for a while. Please let me know if you’ve seen it. Thanks.
“God’s Tech Support”: Essential Viewing (!)
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Is there a transcript?
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I don’t think so. But I could make you one if you like.
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Would that be easy? If so, would you like to use it as a guest post on my blog?
Shira
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Shira: Thanks so much. I appreciate the invitation and have great respect for your ambitious efforts. In this instance, however, I felt that more text would detract from the simple brilliance of the brief video.
But since you feel differently—and may have other ideas about implementing—I’ll provide the text to you, and you can use as you like.
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I’m really swamped, Annie, so no worries. Sorry, I just really hate videos, but maybe I’ll have time to work with the text later, no promises.
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Brilliant. Thank you for sharing.
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You’re most welcome!
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Seen it …hysterical!
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Hi, Margo! Thanks. I always wonder whether I should share something that’s been on social media for a while, but I laugh every time I watch this one.
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Hadn’t seen and so glad you sent it along. It feels good to laugh, doesn’t it? TY
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Sure does, Denise. Thank you!
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I did see it before and it always rings so true, unfortunately.
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But it makes people laugh —and think—so I believe it’s worth sharing, Fandango.
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Absolutely!
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That’s fantastic! Thank you, Annie.. and thank you for all you do! 👏🏻💕☮️
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Aw, thank you, my friend!
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I had NOT already seen this. It is sweetly brilliant. Thank. you for sharing it. There was a joke I learned as a child (don’t remember where or when) about people being caught in a flood and praying to G-d for help — but then turning away first a neighbor with a rowboat, then a rescue crew with a motor boat and finally (when they are trapped on their roof and still praying to G-d for help) a helicopter from the National Guard. They die and go to heaven and ask St. Peter why g-‘d didn’t answer their prayers and save them… and St. Peter says, “we sent a someone with a rowboat, a motor boat and a helicopter — what more did you want?” I keep thinking about this joke as Covid goes on and on and on… And Earth IS (very, very, very sadly) accelerating towards an extraordinary re-boot, the likes of which we humans haven’t seen for many millennia…
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Thank you, Will. The joke is very apt. And it’s good we laugh—because we must—but we know that time is of the essence…
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I loved it Annie! I’ve not seen it before anywhere, but then I’m not on social media much.
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Hi, Joni. Glad to hear that you enjoyed it. Thanks for letting me know you hadn’t seen it.
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Annie, this is terrific. Keith
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Glad you enjoyed it, Keith. Thanks.
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Annie, my wife and adult kids all love it. Thanks, Keith
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Wonderful, and so accurate.
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Hi, Matthew. Glad you enjoyed it!
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Happy to hear that, Keith. Thanks for letting me know!
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Unfortunately, the idiots who won’t get vaccinated would shrug this video off. That’s why they are idiots, among other things.
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Pretty well sums things up, Neil.
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I’ve seen it before. It’s so good. Should be played over and over again. Especially maybe on Fox News?
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Hi, Susie. Fox? If only…
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New to me. Thanks for the laugh.
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