what the hell is wrong with you

hello. I came across your so call WEBSITE as a mistake. ok, I have one question for you. WHAT THE HELL IS WRONG WITH YOU? How can you honestly believe that spaghetti can have legs, arms, and a pulse at the least bit? Your web site is clearly a joke, and anybody that believes a “thing” can have MEATBALLS for eyes, is clearly disturbed and should seek help immediately. How can you people make such vulgar comments about the catholic and Christian religion? saying that we have to accept that God’s balls are larger than ours? that is clearly disrespectful to all Christians. If you wish to disrespect me, i will disrespect you, by saying that you are all a bunch of LOONS with mental disabilities. Worshiping spaghetti is like worshipping Poland just because they make good water! Oh, and one last thing. tomorrow night, while i am enjoying my wonderful plate of spaghetti, ill make sure i enjoy it. But, you can give me a call next time you see the flying spaghetti monster. I would give you my number, but I can guarantee you wont need it.
-e.f.

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  1. 301 - Booty - Feb 2nd, 2007

    LOL Alchemist – I am sure we are all one big happy dysfunctional family!
    @ Lolli – 15! I sometimes can’t wait until mine are that old – and sometimes it fills me with terror! Daniel had his first “date” today – he’s 6!

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  2. 302 - Alchemist - Feb 2nd, 2007

    Some Random Visitor
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    Not called Ed are you :)

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  3. 303 - Beastly Rich - Feb 2nd, 2007

    wow, SRV really humbled us with his far superior intellect

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  4. 304 - JonL - Feb 2nd, 2007

    @Some Random Visitor Feb 2nd, 2007 at 3:22 pm
    “Mock all you want, you will come to regret it before moments of your death.”
    .
    Why’s that??

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  5. 305 - Lolli Popoff - Feb 2nd, 2007

    Alchemist Feb 2nd, 2007 at 3:47 pm

    Gnocci Man – ta for the link. Wouldn’t let me subscribe to their mailing list! Sods.
    #6 Lolli? I’m into #5, mine are 500ml jobs though!
    .
    Mina are only 354ml “12 oz”.
    But you’ve got five hours on me too! haha

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  6. 306 - Marc McOar - Feb 2nd, 2007

    Hehehe, thanks Cap’n.

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  7. 307 - Alchemist - Feb 2nd, 2007

    Booty – “Daniel had his first “date” today – he’s 6!”
    .
    Wow. I’ll buy him a cigar (no, not good. A big spliff then :))
    Like I’ve said, the only baby I’ve got has four legs, barks and has a taste for human flesh. Don’t think I could do the children thing – FFS I’m not exactly mature myself hahaha.
    .
    I hope you told Daniel to be careful!

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  8. 308 - Booty - Feb 2nd, 2007

    I can quite safely say that as a nurse I have seen quite a few people die, and they usually are too far gone to know they are about to pop their clogs so I don’t think they are regretting anything at that point – their brains are too busy trying to keep them breathing.
    The only people who have known they are dying have also had other things on their minds – like how much pain they are in, or whether their daughter is coming to see them or not.
    I haven’t known anyone say “Oh bother, I wish I hadn’t taken the piss out of…”

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  9. 309 - Beastly Rich - Feb 2nd, 2007

    Ha!
    ~7 660ml!

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  10. 310 - Lolli Popoff - Feb 2nd, 2007

    Booty Feb 2nd, 2007 at 3:50 pm

    Daniel had his first “date” today – he’s 6!
    .
    haha, first date. Enjoy those years Booty, it’s a blast watching them grow and learn.

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  11. 311 - Booty - Feb 2nd, 2007

    LOL! I have been too busy trying not to laugh when he told me they were getting married!
    I suppose I should buy him some condoms….;)

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  12. 312 - Beastly Rich - Feb 2nd, 2007

    I’m kidding, It’s 2 at 660ml and 4.5%(ish)

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  13. 313 - Booty - Feb 2nd, 2007

    Oh yes! A blast! I can hardly wait until the knocks on the door from irate parents! ;)

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  14. 314 - Booty - Feb 2nd, 2007

    You be careful in that cupboard Beastly!
    It will be tricky to get out of if you get too tiddly! Any luck with that student yet? ;)

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  15. 315 - Marc McOar - Feb 2nd, 2007

    Where have we heard “sheeple” before?? *vomiting sound*

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  16. 316 - Snaggles - Feb 2nd, 2007

    Quick question.
    What does FSM think about the Japanese using his noodly image in naughty-cartoon-shows and on thier packaging?
    RAmen

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  17. 317 - Lolli Popoff - Feb 2nd, 2007

    Just for Booty…
    .
    A six-year-old boy told his father he wanted to marry the little girl across
    the street. The father, being modern and well-schooled in handling children, hid his smile behind his hand.
    “That’s a serious step,” he said. “Have you thought it out completely?”
    “Yes,” his young son answered. “We can spend one week in my room and
    the next in hers. It’s right across the street, so I can run home if I get scared of the dark.”
    “How about transportation?” the father asked.
    “I have my wagon, and we both have our tricycles,” the little boy answered.
    The boy had an answer to every question the father raised.
    Finally, in exasperation, his dad asked, “What about babies? When
    you’re married, you’re liable to have babies, you know.”
    “We’ve thought about that, too,” the little boy replied. “We’re not
    going
    to have babies. Every time she lays an egg, I’m going to step on it!”

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  18. 318 - Booty - Feb 2nd, 2007

    Oh dear! PMSL! My other son, Isaac wants to have babies – personally – growing in his tummy – I think he is going to be very disappointed! Then again, he also wants to grow up to be the Tooth Fairy!

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  19. 319 - Booty - Feb 2nd, 2007

    I shouldn’t think the FSM cares Snaggles – he’s too drunk, especially on Fridays. :)

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  20. 320 - Booty - Feb 2nd, 2007

    I have to go to bed – blooming kids getting up at the crack of dawn – roll on when they are teenagers and won’t get up til noon!
    Have fun everybody!
    Drink plenty of water with it Lolli, Alchemist and Beastly!

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  21. 321 - Lolli Popoff - Feb 2nd, 2007

    G’nite Booty…
    #7

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  22. 322 - Alchemist - Feb 2nd, 2007

    Night Booty.
    (#7 ha, light weight :))

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  23. 323 - Dread Wench L’TUAE - Feb 2nd, 2007

    @Booty- hate to tell ya, but most teenage males will not voluntarily get up till at least three or later. I know this from experience.
    *
    Me: Is Adam there?
    A’s Mom: He’s asleep.
    Me:…… It’s 4:30.
    A’s mom: yeah, it is a bit early, but he should be up in an hour or so.
    *
    True story, I swear on the grog I will one day be legal enough to ingest.

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  24. 324 - Alchemist - Feb 2nd, 2007

    Dread Wench. Sorry about this but most 30 odd year old males are the same! It’s the Y chromosome.

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  25. 325 - Mecoptera - Feb 2nd, 2007

    My first post….

    Shame on you people! Don’t you know better than to argue with the mentally *slow*? I mean, “Polish water”, meatball-eyes, “LOONS”, lack of grammar/spelling? C’mon, isn’t it obvious?

    This is possibly a result of being a regressive Fundie hillbilly….ahem *possibly inbred* ahem.

    Pity him; don’t mock him!

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  26. 326 - Lolli Popoff - Feb 2nd, 2007

    Mecoptera, well welcome anyway.
    If you stick around, you’ll get the jest of it.

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  27. 327 - TrueBeliever - Feb 2nd, 2007

    i know many teenage girls willing to sleep all morning, its not just the guys
    i can easily sleep till one, thats normally when someone (or a cat) decides i have to get up

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  28. 328 - Alchemist - Feb 2nd, 2007

    TrueBeliever. Ha. I’ve got a Cairn Alarm Clock! You can’t ignore him. He won’t let you.

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  29. 329 - TrueBeliever - Feb 2nd, 2007

    some people think its funny to wake me up “just so i dont sleep all day”
    and my cat just thinks hes funny. hes actually very stupid, but i love him

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  30. 330 - Zach - Feb 2nd, 2007

    I clearly have nothing wrong with me and yet for some reason the idea of an entity such as this pleases me more than what I got out of years of bible school. Hurray for the Flying Spaghetti Monster….Amen.

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  31. 331 - Navigator Spider - Feb 3rd, 2007

    Iron Gill, Yep, you’re free to disagree. But what it comes down to is that religion or faith is never independant of those around it. It is not possible to hold a belief that does not effect others. The fact that you’re willing to argue for that belief gives support to others who do not keep it to themselves, also it colours the way you think about the world, your opinions and the way you think the world should be run. it is impossible for it not to. so no matter how you try, even if it is not overt it effects others.
    .
    i do not agree with your car analogy at all, in fact to use it, i argue the opposite. simply because a study shows that red cars cause accidents you argue that only the red cars (or extremists) should be limited. i argue that that is a sympton of car ownership and criticism should apply to all vehicles, irrespective of colour or type (or faiths). again to emphasise the point you are arguing from effect, i argue from cause. your willingness to tolerate or accept a faith depends of whether the results are morally and socially acceptable. this will vary from person to person and society to society and is highly subjective. I try to be objective, for a faith to be valid it should be proven, based on evidence (such as a graph!) and face the same critical examination regardless of its tenets or resulting behaviour. In essence it makes no difference what it tells you to do, but is it true?

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  32. 332 - Red DutchPasta Kidd - Feb 3rd, 2007

    I have two cats and they like to be fed on time. If we don’t get up they’ll come and sit on us. One is ok, lightweight, but the other is one of those big fat (ex)toms. When he sits on you screaming for food, there is no sleeping on.
    *
    These are the only kids i want though. So I wont have to worry about the car, teens playing loud music etc.

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  33. 333 - Booty - Feb 3rd, 2007

    Dread Wench L’TUAE – you have made me a very happy woman – 4:30! Yay!
    At the moment if they sleep past 7am it is a miracle! I will look forward to that – a whol day of peace and quiet *sigh* – only 10 years to go!

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  34. 334 - Snotty Boot the Pirate - Feb 3rd, 2007

    hope you enjoy worshipping with us tomorrow night (we love spagghetti too!!)

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  35. 335 - Iron gill Kidd - Feb 3rd, 2007

    Spider–”The fact that you’re willing to argue for that belief gives support to others who do not keep it to themselves, also it colours the way you think about the world, your opinions and the way you think the world should be run.” So, because OTHER people go too far due to a lack of functioning brain cells, I have to stop believing? Doesn’t seem very fair. And, yes, my faith DOES ‘color my opinions’–but what DOESN’T? Being black as opposed to white gives you a different perspective. Being American as opposed to British does to. And being Jewish as opposed to athiest does as well. But when I take EVERYTHING that makes up what I am, then I like to think my opinions are pretty well-rounded. Normally–this is exckuding fundies, obviously–people are more then just their religion.
    -
    That car analogiy was such a made-off-the-top-of-my-head thing I’m surprised it made sense at all, haha. But anyway, what I meant with it is that you seem to be saying that because some red car drivers drive badly, all red car drivers should be acted against. (Or because some religion nutcases go around running IHateFags websites, all religious believers should be considered evil people and stopped.)
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    “In essence it makes no difference what it tells you to do, but is it true?” I think it is. Is there a scientific test that’ll prove that? No. So do I have any logical reason to try and convince you of its truth? No, because I can’t prove it to you. And believe me, I understand that fully. But I look at it the same way I look at love: if I fall in love with someone you’re not attracted to, well…how can I prove to you that this person is someone you should love too? There’s no scientific test that I’m aware of that can dictate who’s worthy of loving and who’s not, or who you’ll fall in love with, or WHY you fell in love with them, or why, since I love them, obviously you should to. It just happens. (And speaking as a person who’s still battling the Teenage Hormone Disater, I can say that a lot of the time when you fall in love with someone, to others it seems the most illogical, stupid thing you could ever do. But to you it might be something entirly different, eh?)
    Same thing with a belief in a god/gods/goddess/godesses/random diety/FSM. To an outside observer it might seem impossibly irrational. But you know why you believe the way you do, and you know you have your reasons. They might not be reasons that hold up water to that outside person, but it’s not their belief or lack of you should be worrying about, after all.
    -
    To add to the sleep discussion: when I can, I’m up till 4 in the morning and asleep till 4 in the afternoon! Then again I’m a night owl.

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  36. 336 - Alchemist - Feb 3rd, 2007

    Gill. Sorry to disappoint you but the love shit doesn’t get any better.
    I think you’re pretty well rounded as a person Gill. Don’t let anyone tell you differently – at least don’t believe them! I wish I could sleep ’till four! Little Firestorm has different ideas :)

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  37. 337 - Dread Wench L’TUAE - Feb 3rd, 2007

    aaawww, we wouldn’t want you to change gill. You keep us from pillaging when we get angry and drunk^_^
    I’m not saying girls don’t sleep late also. I sleep till well after noon if I get a chance. unfortunatly, the chances are becoming few and far between. :( This is what I get for being an over-achiever.

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  38. 338 - BJ Cook - Feb 3rd, 2007

    I have nothing to contribute to the current discussion, but I would like to say that the hate mail section of this site makes me feel so much more intelligent than when I started. Thank you, religious fundies.

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  39. 339 - sweetsoulsister - Feb 4th, 2007

    The recurring surprise I find when I read these idiotic messages is that the only mention of Christianity and Catholicism generally comes from incensed Christians and Catholics bandying insults and appearing to be very upset. Where on this website is this seasoned attack? There seems to be many other faiths that don’t feel threatened by this site, I have not seen a message from a follower of Hinduism as yet(they maybe on here but from what i have seen so far are in a huge minority to all the upset Christians & Catholics). What surprises me further is that everyone is quite polite in response to these attacks. For example, were someone to start posting commentary on thier websites about rapes, fake virgin births and ghosts they would not be so civil in thier resopnses at all.

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  40. 340 - Alchemist - Feb 4th, 2007

    sweetsoulsister. The virgin birth was fact!
    http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/6196225.stm
    .
    Jesus has come again. This time as lizard!
    Maybe David Icke has a point. hmmmmm

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  41. 341 - Dread Wench L’TUAE - Feb 4th, 2007

    is that about those Komodos? That is WEIRD. In chem we were saying they’re going to be the saviors of the komodo race. They’ll have to take turns, of course. Mabey they’ll draw straws to see who has to be barbecued.

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  42. 342 - Homo narrans - Feb 4th, 2007

    asexual reproducion among reptiles isn’t that wierd. would be nice if it were the next step in Komodo evolution, but i doubt it. probably just another previously-unobserved phenomenon.

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  43. 343 - Fred - Feb 4th, 2007

    anyone who hates fsm is sereosly fucked up
    what the hell is wrong with the world?

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  44. 344 - Red DutchPasta Kidd - Feb 5th, 2007

    Sister Gill, I am very happy for you to be yewish, as you are ok with me being an atheist (and fsm-follower obviously). Like I said before, I am a tolerant person: I think if you wish to believe go ahead believe, please do. You never once tried to push it on anyone of us here.
    *
    Personally I long for a world where people can believ whatever they want, or not want, in their own homes and lives. But I feel they just shouldn’t take it outside to bother the neighbours.

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  45. 345 - Wench Beth - Feb 5th, 2007

    Red DutchPasta Kidd, Denmark is kind of like that, so I’ve heard. You could check it out. I’d sure like to.
    .
    To e.f…. I AM STILL WAITING FOR YOUR PHONE NUMBER SO THAT I CAN PROVE TO YOU THE EXISTENCE OF THE FSM!! ARE YOU A WIMP?? ARE YOU SCARED?? ARE YOU AFRAID YOU MIGHT BE *WRONG*??? Horrors!!

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  46. 346 - Red DutchPasta Kidd - Feb 5th, 2007

    Denmark is great, a very good place to visit. Definitly worth doing one day Wench Beth.

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  47. 347 - JonL - Feb 5th, 2007

    @Alchemist Feb 4th, 2007 at 6:46 am
    “sweetsoulsister. The virgin birth was fact!
    http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/6196225.stm
    .
    “Jesus has come again. This time as lizard!”

    NOoo..this is the new FSM mesiah…how many again? (3?)
    Don’t let the xtians steal this one(s)!

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  48. 348 - hairybeast - Feb 5th, 2007

    “WHAT THE HELL IS WRONG WITH YOU?” is the question being asked of religion that they would assume what i know in my heart and my head.. to say how I feel is wrong.. that i am being fooled.. are u in my head, are u in my heart. no.. so why do u keep saying i am lying when god has told me i am who i am.. what the hell is wrong with you to assume that u are more intuned with who i AM.

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  49. 349 - Max - Feb 5th, 2007

    he dosnt have meatballs for eyes…

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  50. 350 - Wench Beth - Feb 6th, 2007

    To Red DutchPasta Kidd… I was in Denmark once, for one day. Took the ferry from Malmø to Copenhagen (this was before they built the bridge/tunnel). It was very nice and I wish I had had more time there. I have just met a friend this year who lives in a tiny town in Denmark (can’t remember the name) so I would like to visit her some time. I’d also like to see Holland.

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An elaborate spoof on Intelligent Design, The Gospel of the Flying Spaghetti Monster is neither too elaborate nor too spoofy to succeed in nailing the fallacies of ID. It's even wackier than Jonathan Swift's suggestion that the Irish eat their children as a way to keep them from being a burden, and it may offend just as many people, but Henderson, described elsewhere as a 25-year-old "out-of-work physics major," puts satire to the same serious use that Swift did. Oh, yes, it is very funny. -- Scientific American




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