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jesus, daddy, and the spook
the father, the son, and the holy spirit. in other words its jesus, god, and the spirit of jesus christ after he was crucified.
jesus, daddy, and the spook by kyle December 20, 2004
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Big Daddy, Junior & The Spook
A blunt satirical riff on the puzzling 'Holy Trinity'...as if a Schitzophrenic Deity who thinks he's his Own Father / his Own Son / each others' Disembodied Spirits - is BETTER than Just ONE.
"My girlfriends parents are SUPER-RELIGIOUS Catholics; the first time I met them, they started grilling me about 'the holy trinity' - you know, Big Daddy, Junior & The Spook...
Big Daddy, Junior & The Spook by nedlark April 19, 2021
Spoon Daddy
The owner, or "Daddy" of a Speen. The Spoon Daddy is meant to keep its Speen out of trouble, for once the parasitical Speen is attached, it can not be rid of.
"Damn, Carl's Speen is really getting out of hand. Yeah, he really needs to step up and be the damn thing's Spoon Daddy."
Spoon Daddy by speenshit March 10, 2017
Ping Spoof Me Daddy
Ping Spoof Me Daddy by SkepBoy6d April 15, 2020
spookdaddy
spookdaddy by Jojwjwjejej December 22, 2013
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Finding your way back to the truth by fixing on one verified fact and working out from there, the way you navigate by the North Star when everything around you is spinning.
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