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Friday Fun: Here's One Activity That Should Never Be Performed in the Lumber Aisle of Home Depot

AP Photo/Steven Senne

Well, it wasn't any weird sex act stuff. There were no Hunter Biden escapades, but this is a rather random location to perform this religious act—and in the lumber section, no less. 

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The whole story is just odd. We're not mocking religion here. There's evil in the world, but performing an exorcism in a home improvement store is just not the venue to do this sort of thing. Yes, the cops will be called. This all occurred at a local Home Depot in Pennsylvania. We don't know why this was chosen, what transpired, but it was obviously enough of a ruckus to have the Father Merrin wannabe crew escorted from the premises (via NY Post): 

Pennsylvania police claim they were called to a Home Depot on a report of “disorderly people having an exorcism” in the lumber aisle.

The exorcism was for the dead trees and the would-be wood exorcists were escorted out of the building, according to a now-viral post from the Dickson City Police Department.

The incident was described in only 27 words, part of a long list of the small-town department’s daily log of calls – but the post has drawn attention due its bizarre quality and had been shared more than 550 times as of Thursday.

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Two people were involved. No charges were filed. Prank? Maybe, but we're a nation of over 330 million people. Not all of us are sane. 

H/T Mary Chastain 

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