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5. Looking at Abbott, Patrick and Paxton, I have to ask-what do you mean AGAIN?

Wed Apr 8, 2026, 10:08 AM

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Bible stories would be part of a new Texas public schools reading list drawing attention [View all] groundloop Yesterday OP

How about Jack and the Beanstalk and Playingmantis Yesterday #3

And people thought Iran was bad! nwduke Yesterday #4

Of course, Sky Daddy lives in Texas, where else? wcmagumba Yesterday #7

And the lurid parts? usonian Yesterday #8

David the 4-skin collector wolfie001 Yesterday #10

Old joke (repeated or originated by Al Franken on SNL) usonian Yesterday #14

Sure wish Al was still in the Senate wolfie001 Yesterday #16

Shit state requires shit curriculum wolfie001 Yesterday #9

As long as they are identiied as fiction AverageOldGuy Yesterday #11

Fuck that and the whale you rode in on. twodogsbarking Yesterday #12

To bad those Texans don't live what they teach. republianmushroom Yesterday #13

Part of me wants to say that some Biblical stories DenaliDemocrat Yesterday #15

But which Bible Smilo Yesterday #17

As a Christian, I am totally against this. hamsterjill Yesterday #19

No better way of producing atheists Buddyzbuddy Yesterday #20

so for the adultery stories will they use pics of don and melanoma? msongs Yesterday #21