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Clay: a moldable material that is plastic when moist but hard when fired, best sculpted in the hands of an experienced potter. Romans 9:21. Friar: member of a mendicant order, distinct from monks in that they do not shut themeleves off from the rest of the world.
Welcome to the Clay Friar. We really don't have a theme here, and you can't depend on us for uplifting and positive thoughts because well... sometimes we don't have them. We don't lie to you though. So at least it's honest.
-Kate
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3 comments:
Oh that's no fun. Everyone knows that zebras reproduce asexually.
Though I am concerned that a zoo offers "fishing too." That seems like a good way to lose your best exhibits quickly. I doubt the Boston Aquarium allows fishing.
It could be a gay zebra. (Am I black with white stripes, or white with black stripes? And...)
The restaurant at the New England Aquarium has a very delicately-worded menu and explanation, to keep the kids from freaking out when it sinks in what is going on. It includes the reminder of what all those other fish eat.
Still guessing. Maybe I'm just naive?
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