This one sort of fits how I feel, too:
Frank: The Jesuits taught me how to think. I haven’t felt safe since. –Homicide: Life on the Street
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Oh man - you quoted my beloved Homicide - I’ll be a fan for life…thekeez
I was baptized Catholics but kidnapped by Jesuits at an early age…
Me too. Got that free will picture the first time. Was 13, split immediatly.
Jeff Keezel wrote:
Envy me. I’m a resident of Baltimore City. Two episodes of Homicide were filmed within walking distance of my house. I recognized many of the story lines from our local news (including the beheaded gypsy fortuneteller!). I knew their Police Headquarters building before it was their Police Headquarters building. Many of their bit-part characters were real authentic Bawlmer types, though their Baltimore geography was always slightly askew.
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