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Wednesday, March 02, 2011
A Call to Christian Hedonism!
These cute little traffic pylons have (debatably) inspirational religious sayings on them. Here's the one that caught my atomically-enhanced attention.
I suppose they mean something like, "Let it go past. Don't take part in it." However, there's an old song from my childhood that I can't get out of my mind: "Yield Not To Temptation." (MIDI warning!)
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Inspirational FAIL! for sure.
And my captcha is "spirit". What's with the oddly appropriate real word?
Ah, the frequent idiocy of Christian retail. How nostalgic. I don't miss it at all.
One time, back when I still worked for a local Christian bookstore chain, our HR department came up with a catchy acronym ("L.I.G.H.T.") for their new customer service training program. It's so catchy that I only remember one letter out of the acronym: G, for Greet-- and the Biblical reference to support this letter was, "They love to be greeted in the marketplace." The context is oddly appropriate, although not in the sense they had intended.
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