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To: Charles Henrickson
Apps is just a fancy way of saying programs. Some apps like game apps I don't do but some are VERY useful. Like if I'm on line and bored, I just watch YouTube videos on my SmartPhone. Don't tell me you don't have a SmartPhone? They are now as cheap as DUmbPhones. You can even use an app to scan barcodes and find out where you can find the cheapest such product in your area. I bet a lot of folks in your flock have the Bible app on their phones. You can get almost any version in almost any language. I figured for sure you had that app.

BTW, I was watching Andrew Zimmern in St. Louis and want to know if St. Louis pizza is that good. He said he was prepared to dislike it because of the processed cheese but really liked it. And I'm sure there is a restaurant app out there. Maybe even a pizza app.

15 posted on 09/23/2013 7:22:48 PM PDT by PJ-Comix
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To: PJ-Comix
I do have a smartphone, got one last year.

I have a Bible app in my head.

St. Louis "pizza" is NOT good. That provel "cheese" is not meant for human consumption. I grew up in Chicago, where good pizza is plentiful, so I know better.

16 posted on 09/23/2013 7:29:04 PM PDT by Charles Henrickson (Native Chicagoan, now living in St. Louis, where good pizza is hard to find.)
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To: PJ-Comix
BTW, I saw a little bit of that Andrew Zimmern show in St. Louis. He said he was a Jew, but then he goes and eats pork. What's up with that? He must not be very observant. (I am a goy who grew up in the most Jewish neighborhood in Chicago.)
17 posted on 09/23/2013 7:33:19 PM PDT by Charles Henrickson (Native Chicagoan, north side of the city)
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