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I have knitted and then felted a tribute

Published July 8th, 2007 by Bobby Henderson

I have knitted and then felted a tribute to His Noodley Greatness. I wanted to share the flickr photo set of its creation with you.

Ramen!
Jen

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111 Responses to “I have knitted and then felted a tribute”

  1. Baron Von Bagshaw says:

    This site will enhance your understanding of the flying Spaghetti monster.

    http://shortlink.co.uk/mw9

    Hail the Flying Spaghetti monster,
    let his Vengeance be swift.

  2. ihatemyspace says:

    Hi, Thumper! I’d say we missed you but everyone else already did. In fact, we had a spammer we thought might be you. But sadly, it wasn’t.

  3. ihatemyspace says:

    Nice job, Baron. You mugged me. Also, I don’t believe the FSM does the whole “vengeance” thing. He’s kind of a laid-back deity.

  4. One-eyed Wonderkin says:

    I swiped 100.

  5. Alchemist says:

    Good call :)

  6. Baron Von Bagshaw says:

    If you do not believe that the Flying Spaghetti Monster is a vengeful god then you are an ignorant fool who will greatly suffer for that ignorance. I pity you, fool.
    Granted The Great Flying Spaghetti Monster is a highly laid back god, He can be compared to a women in his came state pleasant composed and gently but when crossed will fight with the ferocity of a rabid beast. In the name of vengeance he is a unequalled force.
    -
    Hail the Flying Spaghetti monster,
    let his Vengeance be swift.

  7. ihatemyspace says:

    Ugh. I hate having to make fun of my own people. But seriously, dude:
    “He can be compared to a women in his came state pleasant composed and gently”
    You were alright until you got to that part.
    First, I want to dissect your spelling and grammar. “A women” doesn’t make sense. Numbers agreement would help. What exactly is a “came state”? And where in FSM’s name are all your commas? Finally, I think you meant “gentle” as opposed to “gently” because “gently” implies a verb forthcoming, but you just kept going.
    .
    Also, I really don’t even know what to think about that sentence. Are you saying women are calm and gentle and then become rabid beasts? Or just the first part? Either way is insulting. So shut the hell up before the wenches come after you with frying pans.

  8. ihatemyspace says:

    P.S. Read the Gospel, Baron. Maybe you just need to be enlightened on our Noodly Master’s true nature.

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