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Atheists & Agnostics

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3. That's great, but

Mon May 11, 2015, 11:51 AM

May 2015

I think it's the public funding of it that voters rejected. Some people vote against anything they think will raise their taxes.

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Voters reject Christian-themed water park [View all] RussBLib May 2015 OP

I have never heard of something like that - a publically funded hollysmom May 2015 #1

Good for the 280 or so voters who rejected this nonsense! mountain grammy May 2015 #2

That's great, but frogmarch May 2015 #3

LOL! Love that sign. onager May 2015 #4

you're probably right RussBLib May 2015 #7

I'm curious what that would be like. deucemagnet May 2015 #12

I'd love to see them try to recreate Noah's Ark in a water park RussBLib May 2015 #17

Could work AlbertCat May 2015 #22

A $1.75 million bond is quite a lot for a town of 3,000. Curmudgeoness May 2015 #6

Now Jesus haz a sad. Arugula Latte May 2015 #8

LOL!!! truebrit71 May 2015 #9

your signature is literally mesmerizing. PeaceNikki May 2015 #11

Jesus water park? Lordquinton May 2015 #10

You want fries with your loaves and fishes? AlbertCat May 2015 #14

they only serve wine Lordquinton May 2015 #15

Well they're nothing if not cheap. beam me up scottie May 2015 #16

Holy Water Land olddots May 2015 #19

that water won't be holy after 1000 kids go through it Lordquinton May 2015 #20

Shit ... GeorgeGist May 2015 #21