Charles, there was no reason to drag religion into my story about The Shroud of Turin having been in a cave. And there was no reason to call me one of those atheist.
I doubt that I am an atheist. I am just really weird. I have seen things - unexplainable things. I have had 8 close calls with death - 4 in a cave. I have already purchased my plot and superstitiously sense the banshees are closely following me - sometime very closely like buzzards, especially when I smell my caver friends smoking strange smelling tiny cigarettes or that big glass tube thing. Sometimes, maybe right now, I feel I might even be like actor Bruce Willis in "The Sixth Sense" - not knowing that I am really just an apparition, or worse, that all of us are just apparitions tied into The Matrix. I lean towards Ganesha, as his story is the most logical of all the hybrid-human-god stories, except that I seriously doubt he was a real pachyderm. I have prayed to God, Allah and Buddha that they all send my soul to whereever they sent my hell-raising Grandpa, but to let me go caving to the caves on my Bucket List first. David Locklear P.S. I come from a Puritan-like family - all fanactical Protestants - mostly Baptist and Methodist, and wife being of the Virgin of Guadalupe Cult, and an ex-girlfriend that was Mormon ( she said that she would not do me unless I went to the tabernacle first, and so, after nearly 4 years of divine f*rnification, that one hour of suffering at the tabernacle enlightened me )
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