Whatever happened to the Lazarus that Jesus resurrected? I mean wasn't he already decomposing when he returned? 
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Whatever happened to the Lazarus that Jesus resurrected? I mean wasn't he already decomposing when he returned?
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Coincidentally that's the guy who invented body deodorant.
I have a friend who is very much into the church and even he couldn't answer what happened to Lazarus!!!
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I have a friend who is very much into the church and even he couldn't answer what happened to Lazarus!!!
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Given how people tend to exaggerate when they tell a story over and over... he was probably passed out for a few hours from drinking too much wine and Jesus went by at the moment when he was starting to sober up.
Well Lazarus had rotted apparently too, unless you think it could have been a skin condition like Eczema?
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Back then they all had plenty of these.
You know about Ötzi? The mummified man found in a mountain? He had like a dozen different ills all over his body, most of which were chronic diseases that must have plagued his life really bad. We don't often realize it but we are really lucky to be living today.
I have a friend who is very much into the church and even he couldn't answer what happened to Lazarus!!!
Some possibilities...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lazarus_of_Bethany#Additional_traditions_about_Lazarus_of_Bethany
Very interesting indeed, thanks, Laura!
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You're welcome. I dunno which, if any, are true.
Plus the off kilter music bit too?
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From "Dagger of the Mind."
Two-shot of Lethe and Dr. Adams.
LETHE: I love my work.
followed by two priceless reaction shots of Kirk and Helen:
and back to a wide shot:
makes me laugh every time I see it.
I don't get it.
Please explain.
Favorite little moment. Assignment: Earth.
Isis the cat joins Gary Seven in the transporter room after his escape. The doors only open about 18 inches, plenty of gap for a cat. The doors don't open all the way, because the being entering doesn't need that big a opening.
Isis the cat joins Gary Seven in the transporter room after his escape. The doors only open about 18 inches, plenty of gap for a cat. The doors don't open all the way, because the being entering doesn't need that big a opening.
When Lethe says, "I love my work" with all the excitement of someone who ... well, really doesn't love her work -- followed by Kirk and Helen looking at her as if to say, "Really? Are you serious?" -- then the odd music cue playing too -- it just strikes me as funny. See it HERE
Yes, I think the message they are trying to convey, with an EIGHTEEN WHEELER is (hold on to your hat!) that she doesn't love her work.
I am surprised that we didn't see Kirk take the other woman (I forget her name) apart to whisper in her ear: "You know I think she doesn't love her work."
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