CenLamar | Est. 2006

Occasionally, I like to read these reader’s write debates between Christians and atheists, and today’s TT features yet another installment of this neverending back and forth. At issue is an article that TT published a few weeks ago about a Harvard study that said prayer wasn’t scientifically provable. The study refuted the findings of a seriously flawed Columbia University, which said prayer had an 11% success rate (basically something that ridiculous). Anyway, this guy, Gray Easterling, wrote into complain about how secular the TT is and how it should have never published that story and how the story served no…

Mr. Aymond made a couple of follow-up remarks on Cenla Antics, one in which he admitted to being a member of the Ku Klux Klan for three months back in the late 70s. Whoa. Interesting backstory to this whole thing. But still, Mr. Aymond’s right: That has nothing to do with the current case. I, for one, am interested to hear these tapes, because, if they’re as damning as Aymond claims, then this could expose a little cover-up going on across the river. Someone else said this today: “Anonymous said… I’ve been thinking alot lately about the two elitist republican…

An Editor’s Copy of “Anonymous” Greg Aymond’s Entry in Cenla Antics: (Disclaimer: I don’t know Mr. Aymond, and I don’t know the reasons I should care about this case. I’m sorry. I just couldn’t help myself). Anonymous said… I am Greg Aymond that everyone seems to have an opinion of. I am the Greg Aymond of which everyone seems to have an opinion. I sued Rich Dupre for slander, based 2 (two)separate and distinct acts of slander. First(,)he told a fellow board metting meeting thing I allegedly said in a meeting with Rich, in order to influence him to vote…