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closet pastafarian bio professor
Published by Bobby Henderson November 24th, 2009 in General FSM news. 3 Comments
My college biology professor, who I believe to be a closet Pastafarian, has shown my class these two biological structures. These are important to life as we know it. Also while in Biology class, I was procrastinating using google trends, and my results show quite clearly, that our religion is becoming more popular at an amazing rate. Pirates are now more popular than Jesus. My biology class has been touched by his noodly appendage.
RAmen – Cody
Lady Pirate-Fish
Published by Bobby Henderson November 23rd, 2009 in General FSM news and arts and crafts. 24 Comments
Hello!
I just wanted to share my latest tattoo design with you guys since I got the image from your lovely wonderful site.As you can see, I added a bow to the top of it to make it a girly pirate fish as I myself am a girl. :) (I added one of me too so you can see just how girly I am!!) The pirate fish is on my left forearm and I had it done last night.
I hope you like it!!
Maria
Rowan Science sighting
Published by Bobby Henderson November 18th, 2009 in General FSM news. 1 Comment
I saw this banner at school the other day. The artist’s rendition of the cosmos bears a shining resemblance to His Noodliness. A coincidence? I doubt it.
-Jarid
Finally, His noodliness has joined my Facebook and even visited my Farmville!
RAmen!
-Hillary
Thanks to Wailler for the video. Very nice.
Ceiling Tile Evangelism
Published by Bobby Henderson November 1st, 2009 in General FSM news and Spread the Word. 11 Comments
Back in May in the closing days of school, the Astronomy teacher at our school, aka Johnson, had his final for his class be to paint a ceiling tile of different galaxies, constellations, or anything Astronomical. Myself, who already took the class but had Johnson for 3 other hours, decided to paint one also. But i wouldnt be painting any stars, oh no… I found it necessary to paint the Almighty FSM.
After starting my project, my friend Slabcock said he would help also. I diligently worked on my portrait while the other students in the school were taking their writing finals.
With blood, sweat, and tears, it finally came around. It was directly put on display. Everyone was in awe of His Noodleiness. Johnson loved it also, and I put it smack dab in the middle of the room. On it had one simple message…
So for the years to come, He will be overlooking all and will be there for any inspiration.
Ramen.
-Mk
Very nice, Matt, you do excellent work. Some of you will remember Matt and Slabcock from their earlier work.
Halloween roundup
Published by Bobby Henderson November 1st, 2009 in General FSM news and arts and crafts. 3 CommentsPlease keep sending me your photos, I’ll post them here.
Kyle and his Pirate Fish pumpkin
Billy’s pumpkin
Domenico’s pumpkin
Jeff’s pumpkin
Kevin and his pumpkin
Kevin’s pumpkin, close-up
Mark’s pumpkin
Mike’s pumpkin
Mike A’s pumpkin
Richard’s pumpkin
Timothy’s pumpkin.
Troy’s pumpkin
Dana’s costume
My Halloween costume this year was a roaring success! Walking from unenlightened home to home, I did my pastafarian duty by spreading the word of the Flying Spaghetti Monster to those with closed ears. “Blessed art thou, touched by His Noodly Appendage!” (Articulated noodles were a real boon.) I realize that preachers must wear full pirate regalia, but I hope an exception can be made when instead one appears in all the splendor of His Noodliness. Or perhaps it is sacrilegious and I should walk the plank!
-Dana
This one was anonymously sent in.
Last June I attended my daughter’s college graduation ceremony and I was touched to see that the great FSM was also present. He was hidden within an abstract poster hanging above and behind the stage where the graduates were receiving their diplomas.
Notice his noodly appendages reaching down to touch the graduates as they pass. I have no doubt that his intervention at that moment helped my daughter find and obtain the excellent position that she how has.
I don’t think that many people in the audience noticed his presence, but then, many don’t yet have the Faith.
Rénald (Canada)
Pastafarian Kim’s Pirate-Fish pumpkin. I like it.
keychain
Published by Bobby Henderson October 26th, 2009 in General FSM news and arts and crafts. 3 Comments
Our Deity has chosen to appear on my key ring!
You can imagine I feel really Touched.
Ramen,
Theo
amazing painting
Published by Bobby Henderson October 20th, 2009 in General FSM news and arts and crafts. 48 Comments
As an artist and a Pastafarian, I deemed it necessary to heed the calling of his noodliness and commence work to bring His glory to the two dimensional surface.
And I have used the principles of composition, of values, of line, and chromas, and I have painted pixels in his image. Blessed be the FSM for giving us the rules of composition!
And I arranged the masses of light and dark, and behold, they pleased His noodly Eye. Blessed be the FSM for creating contrasts in value!
And I cooked spaghetti for visual reference, and rendered His holy form, guided by His Noodly Appendage. And I have consumed the spaghetti, and rejuvenated by this holy communion, I placed the highlights upon his noodles. Blessed be the FSM for creating light and shadow, so that we could see our pasta!
And I placed colours and pirate regalia upon the army of His deciples, and behold, I spent many a day putting details in their midst. Praised be the FSM for showing us the way, for to err is human, but to Arr is Pirate.
R’amen brothers and sisters, may the image of His Noodliness please thy eye.
Pastafarian Miłek aka Ethically Challenged
Huge thanks to Milek … I was blown away when I saw this painting. Click on the picture for the full-resolution version.
Pirate boat feedback please
Published by Bobby Henderson October 15th, 2009 in General FSM news and pirate ship. 85 Comments
James Wharram Pahi 63
What do you guys think of something like this for the FSM voyaging church? I will tell you a few reasons it appeals to me.
It’s something we can build together.
We can start right away. We have enough money to get started and we can buy more materials as we raise more during the build process.
It’s more realistic and practical. I like 200′ Galleons as much as anyone, but I don’t see a lot of them sailing around. Pirate boats are extremely expensive to buy and maintain, and require a large trained crew to sail. If we get one, it’s going to spend much of its life being rented out to pay for itself.
Something like this is relatively cheap (hundreds of thousands vs millions), simple to sail, lots of room.
The one in the picture is ~65′, I’m not sure the upper limit on sailing catamarans.
What do you guys think? Build or buy?
Halloween 2009 preview
Published by Bobby Henderson October 14th, 2009 in General FSM news, Spread the Word and sightings. 6 Comments
Probably my favorite FSM pumpkin
Halloween is coming up in a few short weeks. Please send me photos of your FSM pumpkins, FSM costumes and any sightings of Pastafarian Missionaries or Saucy Wenches you come across.
The photo above and photos below are some highlights from past years.
The Beer Volcano
The FSM or maybe a costume
FSM bless these wenches for spreading the Word
A few links from previous years:
This figure in Japan is called “フラスパ(fura-supa)”.
Dogū (土偶, “clay idol/figurine”) are small humanoid and animal figurines made during the late Jōmon period (14,000 BC to 400 BC) of prehistoric Japan. This one clearly resembles the FSM.
RAMEN
tomomi tanaka
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