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Yikes! Domino Pizza Town in Florida
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Paula
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I should note that I was raised Catholic and have many fond memories of growing up Catholic yet this new Florida town kinda scares me. The press may be playing up the Catholic thing a bit too much, but I know the guy tried to create the same Ave Maria college in our town and the town didn't support it (Domino Pizza headquarters is in our town).
As for rabbits, I think they'd be OK in this new town because they have lots of babies and don't use birth control. However, they may not be monogamous and that may be a problem in the new town. They'd have to change their ways if they wanted to get admitted to the college, I'm sure. Or at least abide by a "don't ask, don't tell" policy.
As for rabbits, I think they'd be OK in this new town because they have lots of babies and don't use birth control. However, they may not be monogamous and that may be a problem in the new town. They'd have to change their ways if they wanted to get admitted to the college, I'm sure. Or at least abide by a "don't ask, don't tell" policy.
whiteyfunn
SoWal Staff
I bet you do.Kimmifunn said:
Paula
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Yes, I just got back from SoWal last night and I haven't transitioned back to my regular life yet. I'll be fine by Monday morning, though.
Actually, we had an interesting discussion with the kids (and a few of their friends) about this town/college at dinner (with all joking aside). It raised some interesting food for thought for sure. There are many private colleges that cater to different groups, as well as cultures and towns (or parts of towns) that support particular cultural/religious beliefs. But this one seems to inspire some particularly strong reactions.
Actually, we had an interesting discussion with the kids (and a few of their friends) about this town/college at dinner (with all joking aside). It raised some interesting food for thought for sure. There are many private colleges that cater to different groups, as well as cultures and towns (or parts of towns) that support particular cultural/religious beliefs. But this one seems to inspire some particularly strong reactions.