>>150780360
Funny you say this because we had part of the ceiling if the second floor bathroom cave in last year during a bad storm and we shopped around for different contractors to fix it. Two things surprised me.
1) that there are still Jewish contractors and
2) they had by far the fairest price offered.
The eyeties all charged a ridiculous fee to begin with and kept trying to upsell us. I didn't deal with the Slavs because I wasn't here (and I'm not sure what sorta Slavs they were) but my wife said they kept finding new shit that needed to be "fixed", like the window frame and wiring.
The Irish roofer guy who also does some indoor repairs stuff was fairly reasonable, too, but there were other reasons we didn't go with him.
The Jewish guy and his son came, did the repairs, took the money, itemised everything and left. Took them two days.
It's kinda funny that the Jews jewed us the least.
>>150780284
I don't remember exactly but it was about ten years ago when I was first made aware of it so probably Rise of the Batmen. Prior to that, I can't remember which friggin comic it was but some earlier cover (not that early, maybe 15-20 years ago) had Batman at his parents' graves and one of them had a Celtic cross. I know Irish Catholics use Celtic crosses and while Protestants generally don't /Presbyterians are one of the few (or the only?) who do/, which ties back into Bruce's Scottish heritage mentioned numerous times ITT.
Presbyterianism spread throughout Scotland like crabs in a Czech hostel.
So if that was Thomas' grave, then he was a Presbyterian and not an Episcopalian, but if it was Martha, there's a strong likelihood she was a Catholic but also a less likely possibility that she was a Presby.
I'll look more into it.
Good call on asking me that.