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New and Bigger Sins by Andrew Rafalski Monday, September 15, 2003 Share Print Save Become a Fan The bigger stick wins
Awaking Sunday almost at noon ohhh so late! cars outside already up making noise and a dog and a kid calling what? …is this guilt ? slinking, creeping angling for my brain? Off with you! Sleeping late on Sunday is no sin despite what church folk may believe. Besides, there are new sins in the world far more vile abominable and foul than sleeping late. Sins which are opposed and annihilated by larger sins the winner being the one with the bigger sin machine -- no room for integrity respect or reason… just like in business and war. The ape with the big stick vanquishes the ape with the small stick as for me …into to the shower and contemplate which sin shall it be today?

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Reviewed by Brenda Ross (Reader)	9/27/2003

Wow. I love this laid back tongue-in-cheek lesson in the triage of morality issues.




Reviewed by Aamie Burnley	9/16/2003

... sin lives in the mind of the beholder, so best we be beholdin' to no one. nice poem, but i can think of lots of sinful things one could add to laying late in bed on sunday. :)




Reviewed by Nancy D.	9/15/2003

Sins are made everyday, theres bigger sins that what you did by sleeping in, great write. Nancy