Yes. One heathen, size you. Repent, sucka!

Hey- that link didn't come up in its own window.
Lazy, lazy blogger you.

ps: Steak... grrr... yummmm...

Yeah for some reason when I upgraded the link stuff changed. I'll probably have to go back through the code and alter the link format again.

Like most things Catholic this makes a little more sense translated by Babelfish from English to Italian then back again:

"Lend Origin of the word the word of lend Teutonic, that we employ in order to denote fast Passover preceding of the forty days, originally has not meant nient' other of the season of the motivating force. Still it has been used from the period anglo-Saxon in order translate the quadragesima Latin more meaningful than term (car�me French, Italian Lent, cuaresma Spanish), meaning more literally "the forty days", or "fortieth the day". That in its turn has imitated the lend Greek name for, tessarakoste (fortieth), a word formed on the analogy of Pentecost (pentekoste), than last it was in use for the festival Hebrew before the times of the new one testament. This etymology, poich� we will see, is of sure a little importance in the explanation of the developments begins them of Passover fastly."

I think the English->Italian->English thing works wonderfully! Now I understand completely.

So do we still get steak? Please?