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1997 Archive: The Neon Paper Protocol

Printing the youth group retreat flyer on eye-searing, neon-pink paper because it was the only way to ensure teenagers wouldn’t immediately mistake it for regular trash.

Part of the 35 Religious Jokes: The 1997 “Dial-Up Webpages, Beepers & Fellowship Hall Potlucks” Edition archive. Historically Verified

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