Why does God always pick such frightful prophets?
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Why does God always pick such frightful prophets?
http://cbs4.com/watercooler/Salami.GOD. ... 02364.html
You always kinda' hope these stories are works of parody. No such luck.
I know one of the lord's foibles is that whole 'mysterious ways' thing, but for once could he just be kind to us cynics, and manifest as words on a projector screen during a scholarly round table as opposed to a pattern of gravy stains on a Denny's menu?
You always kinda' hope these stories are works of parody. No such luck.
I know one of the lord's foibles is that whole 'mysterious ways' thing, but for once could he just be kind to us cynics, and manifest as words on a projector screen during a scholarly round table as opposed to a pattern of gravy stains on a Denny's menu?
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I think these gravy stain miracles are manifestations of Satan, to feed the cynics' appetite for mockery-ammo. I am sad to say that they are his..... straw man.
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You blasphemers can follow false prophetic fried salami all you want. I choose to walk with Cheesus.
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The king of lies is as nefarious as ever.
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To quell any worries that my mockery is confined only to Christendom...
I have to say this bizarro frog is a bit more visually stimulating that cheatos and fried luncheon meat.
To quell any worries that my mockery is confined only to Christendom...
I have to say this bizarro frog is a bit more visually stimulating that cheatos and fried luncheon meat.
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I really hope that the salami at the beginig of the post wasn't pork or else Yahweh and I are going to to have problems


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Re: frogly
I think it's pretty bizarro that they keep this god-frog in a bottle...StalinSays wrote:http://www.news.com.au/dailytelegraph/s ... 95,00.html
To quell any worries that my mockery is confined only to Christendom...
I have to say this bizarro frog is a bit more visually stimulating that cheatos and fried luncheon meat.
And then they worry about the frog not eating anything?!
Although, if it really were a god-like creature, it would not have to eat anything, now would it?
I'll be there in 5 minutes. If not, read this again.
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I supposed. Otherwise you welcome some quizzical lines of inquiry. Prime example: what is it that gods eat? Other gods?zZzacha wrote:Although, if it really were a god-like creature, it would not have to eat anything, now would it?
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or the even more eternal question what does god need with a starship? or a glass bottle? hmmm riddle me that indian guy.StalinSays wrote:I supposed. Otherwise you welcome some quizzical lines of inquiry. Prime example: what is it that gods eat? Other gods?zZzacha wrote:Although, if it really were a god-like creature, it would not have to eat anything, now would it?
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If I were a god, of course I would eat all other gods. No use having the rest around because one can do all the work, being all omnipotent.StalinSays wrote:I supposed. Otherwise you welcome some quizzical lines of inquiry. Prime example: what is it that gods eat? Other gods?zZzacha wrote:Although, if it really were a god-like creature, it would not have to eat anything, now would it?
I do wonder... would I start my dinner with a nice angel soup? Finishing with a pharaoh sorbet?
Hmm, I am starting to feel pretty hungry. Let me nibble on that one.
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Just watch out for explorer bots from the future. They can really stick in your throat.zZzacha wrote:If I were a god, of course I would eat all other gods. No use having the rest around because one can do all the work, being all omnipotent.StalinSays wrote:I supposed. Otherwise you welcome some quizzical lines of inquiry. Prime example: what is it that gods eat? Other gods?zZzacha wrote:Although, if it really were a god-like creature, it would not have to eat anything, now would it?
It is something that has to be proved scientifically, that a human being turned into a goat.
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It never ends
Those who reach to us from beyond needn't be divine:
http://cbs13.com/local/michael.jackson. ... 72797.html
(I don't see it, at all)
Also, MJ can't be there, he clearly never left Neverland.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4OSrXBSCqCc
http://cbs13.com/local/michael.jackson. ... 72797.html
(I don't see it, at all)
Also, MJ can't be there, he clearly never left Neverland.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4OSrXBSCqCc
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^^^
Ah, yes, good to see the ever-vigilant members of the press out raking the old muck. I'm so glad we have talented professionals who go the extra mile to discover this highly relevant information of which we would otherwise be in sorry ignorance.
Drabblenews: "Journalist" earns six figure salary for interviewing morons about who they think a stain on a tree stump most resembles. (You can't make this stuff up, folks.)
Ah, yes, good to see the ever-vigilant members of the press out raking the old muck. I'm so glad we have talented professionals who go the extra mile to discover this highly relevant information of which we would otherwise be in sorry ignorance.
Drabblenews: "Journalist" earns six figure salary for interviewing morons about who they think a stain on a tree stump most resembles. (You can't make this stuff up, folks.)
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