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The Five commandments of the Curch of Stuff
are the five simple rules by which we live our lives. As flexible as
they are straaightforward, they form the core of our ethos. |
| The Church of Stuff is only nominally organized.
There is no central authority, and no priest has any more authority
than any other member. It is primarily a symbolic gesture to become
a priest, and doing so requires only a simpletest. This test is described
here. |
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One of our most popular and memorable practices,
Milk Day is our sole holiday at present. Celebrated near the end of
August each year, it has been alternately described as an extactic experience
and a huge, unhygenic mess. |
| Any developing culture ends up building it's
own language, and the CoS has been no different. There is a growing
list of words with unusual or unique usages, and a word or two we've
invented ourselves in our vocabulary. |
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