{ ... }

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Not-one-jot.  Not-one-tittle.  The only true followers of the following were gathering.  

“One hand up, one hand down … A poker player.  One hand up, one hand down … The Crucifixion.  He was trying to keep a straight face,” said Llugnurgus, concerning Isuas.  

{assuming Christ}  

“Agonizing,” said one from Veolia, the rubbish dumping company. 

“Agonizingly witty.”  

Rubbish dumping company.  

{from amidst the congregation}  

They lovèd a good joke about The Crucifixion.  

Llugnurgus's portrayal was not to scale.  

“He's off his cross today,” said Llugnurgus as if Isuas.  “Sober for it.  They carried him home like that the previous night, the wedding at Cana.”  

{the Tau posture}  

{head hung}  

{arms outstretchèd}  

“Bibbers-and-sinners, brothers-in-arms,” said The Law, two police officers sat next to each other on a

pew.  

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