Teaching moral....

Got this thru mail. Have no idea about the origin, from which country it is..but interesting..


Got this thru mail. Have no idea about the origin, from which country it is..but interesting..
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   Vibrant Vici  From California    Supporting Member
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Ha-Ha! This is SO to the point! Thanks, Anu!
21/Aug/09 12:21 AM
   shosho  From los angeles    Supporting Member
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Well, it was law abiding. ROFL!!!!

21/Aug/09 12:26 AM
   Jane  From St. Simons Island, GA
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Very funny! I would have guessed this originated in England because of the spelling of "patronises", but then I noticed two lines later, it's spelled "patronize". In any event, I'm guessing it came from Australia because it reminds me of the Aussies' sense of humor (humour)!!!
21/Aug/09 12:35 AM
   Heidi  From Magnolia, KY    Supporting Member
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This is FANTASTIC!!!!
21/Aug/09 2:23 AM
   Fiona  From France
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good one Appy!
21/Aug/09 7:58 AM
   Anne  From Albany W Australia    Supporting Member
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I opt for Great Britian with the hare coursing and double decker buses.
21/Aug/09 9:58 AM
   Judy  From Nunawading
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I also vote for GB - the fox-hunting, hare-coursing and bathing in blancmange sound very English - though somewhat Monty Pythonish! The mention of patronising the congregation is interesting - is this a church notice?
21/Aug/09 12:15 PM
   Rayray  From Yorks & E.Sussex    Supporting Member
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Excellent, Appy
31/Oct/09 2:33 AM
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