I still like "Jesus Saves - Kobe Gets the Rebound and Scores!"

But along the lines of amych's, someone in my house has this shirt: [link]

I think Gud's card game might be something like Illuminati.

I'm still trying to work out what would happen if you countered your opponent's praying Calvin with pissing Calvin, but I'm too undercaffeinated to make it sing.

In re faith, the rector of my church once said "first we leap, then we fly, and then we grow wings".

Which is most powerful? Praying Calvin, Pissing Calvin, or Zombie Calvin?

(If there's not a Zombie Calvin, there should be. Or mabye a Zombie Calvin about to eat the brains of Praying Calvin. OTOH, you don't want your bumber sticker to get you beaten up....)

waaaay back in the '60s a local church was trying to close down a store because it had a t-shirt saying "Jesus saves, Moses invests". I think it was partly because it was right across the street from the parochial school.

Skippity skiping like a mad thing.

Yay for matt's mom, double yay for Olivia Rose.

JJust woke up from an interesting dream: ita and Patrick Stewart were fighting. In the middle of the fight, ita had some back trouble, so Patrick graciously performed a chiropractic adjustment on her, and they continued fighting.

Patrick graciously performed a chiropractic adjustment on her

What a gentleman! Me, I dreamed of a new electric toothbrush. If I hadn't already been sleeping, the boredom factor would have knocked me out.

In re faith, the rector of my church once said "first we leap, then we fly, and then we grow wings".

That's lovely...and highlights one of my points about faith in the discussions I've been having. Namely, that first leap...does it come from an internally motivated resolve or does it come through the influence of intercession? I'm going with the former, but some Christian pals have said they feel that the impulse to learn that type of flight only comes when 'the way is shown.' (by another, obviously.)

I'm memfaulting on the exact line, but Ed Norton has a good one in "Keeping the Faith" (one of my favorite frothy movies) about the difference between faith and religion.

I guess I come smack-hard, down on the side of faith, not to the exclusion of religion, but as a more reliable and sustainable code for living.

Yeah, Tep, I hear ya. Still ticked that I was too broke to go meet her when she came to town a few years ago. Not big on bumper stickers, but I used to get comments on my "Too Sexy to Be a Poster Child" one.ETA: I really enjoyed "Keeping the Faith" too, though the critics acted like it killed their sisters, and I'm not sure why.

I know. I couldn't figure out the hating either. What's not to love about a v.v. sexy Ben Stiller and Ed Norton catching his ass on fire?