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To: MACVSOG68
I know an outstanding member of the US Catholic Church who read the book and called it boring.

I had sent him a SATIRE email called The Smell Dogs Really Love: The Da Vinci Cr@p

It is a take off on changing the word "code" with a smelly word that also begins with C. In this case the word is analogous to horse manure, dog manure, buffalo chips, cow pies, bird do-do, etc.

I have tried to do it in a tasteful way (pardon the bun) and place a stigma on those reading the book or seeing the movie (you spent $15 to see a bunch of horse manure/dog cr@p/bird do-do...)

After this is all about a BROWN book and a BROWN movie.

Why not call it a piece of cr$p.

33 posted on 05/15/2006 9:48:18 AM PDT by topher (Let us return to old-fashioned morality - morality that has stood the test of time...)
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To: topher
You do appear to be a bit obsessed with the end of the feeding cycle, especially considering an earlier post of yours.

I can certainly understand fundamentalists, especially those unsure of the roots of their faith condemning the book on its substance, but the writing is far above average, and I am an avid reader of mysteries and thrillers. I'm not sure what your standard is, nor whether you have actually read the book, but the money I spent was well worth it. Brown has taken some controversial historical references, some facts, and built a brilliant fast moving thriller.

Perhaps you and your Catholic friend also found State of Fear also a piece of crap. Funny that none of the Catholics/Christians on this site condemned that book. After all, it does exactly the same thing, only with the environmental movement.

34 posted on 05/15/2006 10:33:21 AM PDT by MACVSOG68
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