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Okay. In the beginning was the word and the word was God and the word was with God and the word was friends with God

Kinda I mean, yes, but like, they were for sure

closer back in the day, but they're like definitely friends now,

like definitely friends now, like definitely friends now.

But it is like, like the word doesn't know like the last time they

actually talked like the word knows that they're cool they know that they're cool

with each other and they enjoy seeing each other other and they text like the word and God they definitely text

It's like you know their lives have gone so many different places and God is like literally famous now?

It's just like totally deserved and the word isn't saying it's not deserved.

It's like honestly kind of complicated.

Like they were close friends, they are friends and like allies probably, but like the word kind of struggles with what they're saying their God's friend now like in social situations or even like online like is that accurate or is it even like a little like clout chasy to do that or like

but they are literally friends so

these were all things the word could not say in public

it was gosh and no one in the Christian world would hear such honesty with, ironically, charity.

To get any kind of perspective, the word has only one option.

And to speak to him, the word had to go to hell. For those paying attention

Yule Tide Combat Family is a show about holiday characters fighting each other.

And part of that incredible mythology is about how the Christmas spirit was

trapped in hell for a little while.

If you remember that, then you also might remember that in the infinitely deep bowels of hell,

there is a hole.

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