I mean, I'm assuming the guy doesn't have God the Father Almighty, the Holy Spirit, or the ressurected Jesus Christ on DVD.
My department gets requests for footage of the crucifixion on a regular basis. Most of the time, these requests are eventually clarified to mean reenactments. But only most of the time.
(My favorites are the ones that include helpful comments like "black & white film ok." Because, you know, they didn't have color back then.)
which is what led BoingBoing to offer $ for proof that Jesus is not the Son of the Flying Spaghetti Monster.
I just wandered over to the original Pastafarian site for the first time in a little while. I didn't know they'd been wiki-ed. And does anyone know anything about a schizm?
My department gets requests for footage of the crucifixion on a regular basis.
Hee!
Oh, I have some News You Can Use: My aunt's mother (aunt by marriage) was on the local news here last night, because Ticketmaster gave her the wrong price for tickets, and then came back wanting her to pay the rest. The story is here: [link] Fun!
Spaghetti & Pulsar Activating Meatballs
Awwww, that's cute. I was hoping for a fettucini heresy, but you can't have everything.
From Jesse's article:
The Ticketmaster agreement allows for such errors. It states prices are subject to change.
yes, but not AFTER you make the purchase. that's not her fault. They need to suck up the $600 and reap the PR benefits.
Math and logic in the wrong hands. I'm just... I don't even know what to say about this.
And they let this man teach? At Oxford?
Those are some axioms, right there.
McSweeney's Klingon Fairy Tales: [link]
"Little Red Riding Hood Strays Into the Neutral Zone and Is Never Heard From Again, Although There Are Rumors ... Awful, Awful Rumors"
"Snow White and the Six Dwarves She Killed With Her Bare Hands and the Seventh Dwarf She Let Get Away as a Warning to Others"