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No bacon? No pancakes? No biscuits and gravy? This whole heaven thing is beginning to look like nothing more than an old fashioned bait and switch. I mean seriously! Does an eternity with no cholesterol sound like heaven to you?
What about that other place? Are they planning on still serving breakfast? I'm ready to cash in my ticket and change our planned retirement location if they are.
Thanks for posting this John. Now, pass me the butter and syrup please. Some of that steaming corn bread would sure be nice too.
Posted by: Michael Dee Smith | 04/19/2009 at 01:54 PM
The only thing good about this song is that Kathlene is holding the mic far from her mouth.
Simply amazing. Just when I thought "Jesus is My Best Friend" was my favorite Christian Song, I find this.
Posted by: Chris Ballard | 05/03/2009 at 03:30 PM