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Joe Alexander@crk5 it's the day people become insufferable and ascertain they have rights they work hard at denying me
@crk5 it's the one people "own" god by mocking human nature
@crk5 it's the day where people work hard at hurting your feelings while you've done nothing to them at all - they are doing this because not only are they better than you, it's their moral imperative to remind you that they're better.
@crk5 Sometimes, people post offensive things about another group to show their own "side" how strongly they belong to the "correct" team.
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GLCIt's much more logical in France: no rabbit, the bells of Rome fly chocolates back from Italy to France, as one might expect at Easter.
(Some Americans protest that this is absurd though, since, after all, bells don't lay eggs [sic].)
P.S. It occurred to me, belatedly, that the whole "Easter rabbit" story is probably just a corruption of "Easter rabbi," a traditional name for Jesus.
Some evidence, mixing the textual original with the modified iconography:
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Ceramic-Mug-with-Easter-Rabbi-Hear-Eggs-Tulips/19891950110
Also https://en.uncyclopedia.co/wiki/Easter_Rabbit, but this seems to include some inaccuracies.
Similarly "cloches de Rome" might be a later allusion to the college of cardinals from a Gallican perspective; compare https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dumb_and_Dumber
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WoodyAllenJesus by Tim Minchin (on Jonathan Ross)
Ben AvelingIn fairness, the rabbit used to be a bird until a goddess took pity on it.
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