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| − | '''Notre Dame''' (mispronounced "Norter Daym") is a papist seminary in flyover country. It has an inexplicably popular football team, and a pugnacious ethnic stereotype for a mascot. Some of its affiliates have problems with [[Barack Obama]]. | + | {{wp-also}} |
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| + | '''Notre Dame''' (pronounced "Note-ruh Dahm") is a beautiful gothic cathedral in Paris, inexplicably upstaged in [[Art Hum]] by the perhaps equally majestic but much less famous [[w:Cathedral of Amiens]]. | ||
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| + | The '''University of Notre Dame''' (mispronounced "Norter Daym") is a papist seminary in flyover country. It has an inexplicably popular football team, and a pugnacious ethnic stereotype for a mascot. Some of its affiliates have problems with [[Barack Obama]]. | ||
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Revision as of 00:24, 21 May 2009
- See also Wikipedia's article about "Notre Dame".
Notre Dame (pronounced "Note-ruh Dahm") is a beautiful gothic cathedral in Paris, inexplicably upstaged in Art Hum by the perhaps equally majestic but much less famous w:Cathedral of Amiens.
The University of Notre Dame (mispronounced "Norter Daym") is a papist seminary in flyover country. It has an inexplicably popular football team, and a pugnacious ethnic stereotype for a mascot. Some of its affiliates have problems with Barack Obama.
