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| − | An enjoyable way to pass the time during a very long meeting, is to get the hymnal and read the titles of each song, then follow it with "in the bathtub."
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| − | Another thing that can follow hymns is "in the outhouse." Perhaps a page should be dedicated to these things. Anyone know what the term is? [[User:Swampthings|Swampthings]] 12:13, 4 April 2007 (MDT)
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| − | == Hymnwiki Fund ==
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| − | Hymnwiki is a good cause, please feel free to donate to it. If you have excess lands, money or other property including cars, jewelry or other "charitable treasures" please donate them to us. We would put them to good use.
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| − | If you are feeling generous, or indeed believe that your concsience has moved on you to move out of your self-centered world, please click on the link, "donations" found on the left of your screen.
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| − | Thank you and God bless.
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| − | Hmm - I'm not sure who wrote the above (though I have a good idea), but I've recently edited the donations section under the site support page. Read the part that says ''Read before donating''. You're certainly welcome to donate things instead of money - though we recommend you hold onto them (we'd probably just hold a contest and have you ship the things to the winner - unless the things were public domain hymnals, songbooks, or other forms of public domain sheet music). [[User:Veramet|Veramet]] 12:11pm, 11 April 2007 (MDT)
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