boy, you've really dropped the ball on this one. it isn't bad enough that you've let me go through life thus far without knowing anything about "Lost" but now you're going to leave me in utter futility spinning the rabbit ears of my Flintstone's era analog set...
Wow, I never thought of that...advertising from the pulpit. Maybe you could ask for a "fee" for each ad you mention throughout your sermon. It could be a "side" job...making money by advertising from the pulpit :)
That might be worth it :) You'll have to contact Starbucks and see what they say. Then you could try a local restaurant and maybe get a free dinner out of it too. (Not that I'm telling you to do this or anything).
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boy, you've really dropped the ball on this one. it isn't bad enough that you've let me go through life thus far without knowing anything about "Lost" but now you're going to leave me in utter futility spinning the rabbit ears of my Flintstone's era analog set...
I also feel kinda guilty about not updating the Super Bowl score throughout the sermon a couple of Sunday nights ago.
Wow, I never thought of that...advertising from the pulpit. Maybe you could ask for a "fee" for each ad you mention throughout your sermon. It could be a "side" job...making money by advertising from the pulpit :)
Perhaps an occasional pitch for Starbucks might land me some free iced vanilla lattes...hmmmm.
That might be worth it :) You'll have to contact Starbucks and see what they say. Then you could try a local restaurant and maybe get a free dinner out of it too. (Not that I'm telling you to do this or anything).
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