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A Wise Lesson
King Solomon had a thousand wives; a thousand wives had he. He gave them each a credit card. Come on! How wise can that be? They all went shopping the very next day and cleaned out the stores in the malls. There were clothes and shoes all over the rooms—and even out in the halls! The moral of this sorrowful tale is to marry no more than one wife, lest you spend all your money paying credit card bills the rest of your miserable life! Pat Nelson September 21, 2008
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