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So, wearing shorts during preparation is the key. Who knew?
Body language enhances the message.
I thought the key to good presentations is having good sound bites, like:
"Good scribes are less interesting than bad scribes"
(OK, I may have mangled the quote a bit;)
I'm glad you showed some modesty while in bed. What is that thing covering your loins anyway?
Wesley prepared his sermons on horseback.
Thanks Tommy,
Good use of time I think. Shorts and smiles are also good for preparation.
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