Dating dead people would make conversation harder.
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In some cases it would make the conversation better.
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This seems pretty typical:
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Typically human.
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My high school chemistry teacher, for which the demonstration’s instructions said “Take a pinch of this and a pinch of that, mix, and light carefully with a match”, poured some of each on an asbestos tile and pointed a Bunsen burner at it. It resulted in a small mushroom cloud and bits of stringy ash floating down. 
(There ya go, @Mervin_Bitikofer, 3x. ; - ) He was a fun teacher.
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Reminds me of @jammycakes
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This looks likely for what happened to a few packages I’ve recieved:
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That looks like a FedEx or UPS semitrailer loaded with packages from one that rolled over after blowing over or sliding off an icy Interstate.
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Funny but too close to my own experience to be ha-ha funny. Must be why humility is so highly recommended in the Bible.
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It’s a bit simplistic, and unfortunately it can ignore the problem of evil tremendously. Jokes do, it seems, run the risk of offending by their hyperbole–this is a good example. My Sunday School was quite strongly on that side yesterday–thank goodness one of them said “it’s ok to question God!”
Well intentioned, but I am concerned some of them won’t have the answers when really bad things happen.
Coming to Terms with the Problem of Evil - Randal Rauser
As Klax says, perhaps the only mitigation is a Christ that suffers with us–not that it explains things.
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This can also be achieved by using fabric, yarn and polyester fiber fill! With happier results!
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It seems like Craig is very strong on the procreation thing.
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Yeah, but where’s the canal? Oh, that must be outside and how they got to school.
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