Question: Chris, what are you giving up for Lent?
Answer: Exercise
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2 comments:
A couple of years ago, one of my brother's gave up his faith for Lent. Yep. Turns out that that has lasted for a lot longer then Lent, so be careful what you wish for!
Personally, I find a sixer and half a pack of smokes to be far more satisfying than an afternoon at the gym... but apparently my wife has other ideas.
Point taken!
Your wife and mine. Sadly.
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