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    Upcoming series: Great Fictional American Heros

    May 25, 2011 10:38 pm 1 comment

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    • Recently I read the series by August Weisz, called “Portrait of a Christian Hero”. This wonderful series chronicled several men who have proven to be great role models for today’s American youth.

    I was actually just reading Stephenson Billings article “Should I Hire a Hippie” and I was reminded of my own personal favorite Hippie Hater Eric Cartman. I realized that some of the flock may not be familiar with some of these great Americans.

    Also some may question why we are celebrating fictional characters. I ask you, Is Velma from Scooby Doo fame any less real than Arnold Schwarzenegger?

    So who do you think should be added to the list? List them in the comments, or write on my facebook wall (real graffiti wouldn’t be tolerated by a great fictional American hero).PinkyNtheBrain Upcoming series: Great Fictional American Heros

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    Although over 80 years old, she is still a woman of unparalleled intellect and passion. She brings this spiritual fire to every aspect of her life. "Sister Susan" joined our staff in 2011 and has a fiery writing style on a diverse set of topics. A widow she lives in Atlanta, Ga and has been active in her church for over seven decades! You can now add her on Facebook or Twitter.

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    • Brian Fellow Brian Fellow
      May 25, 2011
      10:57 pm

      Velma from Scooby Doo is a known lesbian-homosexual. Just look at her sensible dyke shoes, short dyke hair, and nerdy “I went to community college” dyke glasses that she uses for reading feminist literature instead of cooking and doing housework.

      She is not a hero.

      Now that stud Frederick Herman Jones, Jr., with his causal ass-cot and tight fitting man pants! He is a hero!

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