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  The Pastor heretically told the faithful that if they were of Irish descent, he dispensed them of the Lenten, Church-wide abstinence of meat on Friday the 17th of March 2017 as it happened to be St. Patrick's feast day. The Bishop of the Diocese is the person in whom the authority over blanket dispensations lie, not a parish priest. Bishop Noonan made no such dispensations.

  Added January 16, 2017 by Der Reisfuher
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  Every time I eat a lunch-able with the deep dish pizza, I always make sure that whenever I am about to mix the Kool-aid powder with the water, I always make sure that I drink almost all the water out of the water bottle before. I then put in the Kool-aid powder, resulting in a small batch of compact sugar water. Of course I don't drink it, not immediately. I might drink a little later, but when I get the chance, I go to my room, and I save up the sugar water in a single small bottle. This time, however, the water bottle is about full, and I am about to complete what is possibly the hardest worked on creation I have made in my lifetime. If you thought normal Kool-aid stained a lot, you had no idea what pack this thing could punch. I decided to drink a little every once in a while whenever I'm tired. I can always get more of it. I can feel the sweetness deep in my jaw, and almost immediately I can go from breathing heavily after exercise to just being a sweaty person. It never takes a lot. Recently the water is turning deeper and deeper red, and the bottom of the bottle is white, which I think is bubbles because whenever I turn it upside down they go away for a while. I wonder if I can make more bottles of this. I wonder how much Lunch-able it will take for me to achieve whatever I will do next, but right now, all I know is that I have succeeded in what I wanted: A full, small bottle of condensed Kool-aid. I will always cherish these moments.

  Added December 30, 2016 by John Smith