umm u have GOT to be kidding

umm u have GOT to be kidding. wow. im a christian and im not gonna bash this but wow…u have to have alot of faith to believe in this type of thing. i sure as heck dont. food is food is food. i like spaghetti. i just dont worship it. lol
-mickchick

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  1. 101 Cap'n Ollie Feb 19th, 2008 at 7:29 am

    @Bo Johansson-
    When it says contact the forum admin, i believe it means via email.
    Try looking around for some of the admins’ email addresses.

  2. 102 Ramen_loving_brittni Feb 19th, 2008 at 7:34 am

    hm… this is good quality hate mail. I only wish she would accept our noodle god… but to each his own!

    RAmen

  3. 103 Pirates Evolve Too Feb 19th, 2008 at 11:09 am

    Hey Mvemba,
    .
    Are you for real? I consider myself pretty good at deciphering between sarcasm and seriousness…but either you are an extremely dry person or extremely misinformed. I’m banking on misinformed. If this is the case, listen carefully. We (the scientific community) DO NOT just put things into computers and wait for a date. There are decades of research, sampling methodology, sample preparation and quantum mechanics that go into determining how old a particular piece of bone, wood or stone is. Do you understand what radioactive decay is? It is the absolutely regular (like a ticking clock) decay of an unstable isotope (variation of an element based on atomic weight) into a stable isotope. This regularity is measured in terms of a “half-life” which is the amount of time it takes for the total amount of unstable isotopes to reach stability, it then taken another half life for the remaining half to reach stability, another half life for the remaining quarter of unstable isotopes to reach stability, etc. This regularity has been empirically measured by counting the number of alpha or beta emissions in a given time and then extrapolating this count into time (just like when you take your pulse and count for ten seconds then multiply by six to get how many beats per second). This can be done for numerous isotopes including Carbon 14, Argon 39/40 and Uranium. Similar strategies but with different methodologies exist in the form of Electron Spin Resonance (ESR) dating and Optically Stimulated Luminescence (OSL) which can work on tooth enamel and quartz sand grains, respectively.
    .
    Listen, Mvemba, we don’t have to live billions of years to be able to accurately date artifacts and objects to that time period. The same principles that govern your TV, your ipod and most modern technology govern the principles of dating methodology; deny your TV works if you want to deny that dating is accurate. Given, as dates become older they become less reliable in terms of accuracy but if you ever actually read an academic article where these dates are published, you will also see increasing margins of error for these older dates. This is how we determine if dates are reliable…based on the possibility of contamination and the specific expected versus given isotope counts.
    .
    If your post was actually dry sarcasm, then I’m sorry, if it was serious, then I certainly hope you learned something.
    .
    P.E.T.

  4. 104 Dewi Feb 19th, 2008 at 9:57 pm

    Lol indeed you are so right pastafarianism is so silly lol lol…….lol.

  5. 105 Bo Johansson Feb 20th, 2008 at 4:39 pm

    Thanks for answering Cap’n Ollie.

    The only moderator that has a mail-button is Capellini (if there are any others please let me know) but I have to be logged in to mail her. And since I can’t log I can’t mail her… I am probably a member of around 50 different forums and this has never happened before. The only solution seems to reregister with another nick and e-mail and I would rather not.

    Apparently someone is moderating these comments - can’t you please help me in some way?

  6. 106 PoJo Feb 21st, 2008 at 4:10 am

    You’re right, sir, we are crazy. A food god is preposterous, but a woman being created from a man’s rib is perfectly acceptable.

  7. 107 Thoreau Feb 22nd, 2008 at 8:31 am

    I have a question: I make lasagna for my students, as a teaching tool. Sort of. Could I be considered a Pastafarian if I don’t actually make spaghetti, but instead use lasagna noodles? Would this be considered blasphemy or am I guilty of heterodoxy? Do I need to start making lasagna out of spaghetti noodles in order to worship properly?

  8. 108 Ramenlover Feb 22nd, 2008 at 7:42 pm

    Thanks for being nice about your disbelief. :) We get a lot of mean, abusive people here. This is refreshing.

  9. 109 Dylan Smith Feb 23rd, 2008 at 5:13 pm

    In my opinion… You have to have just as much faith to believe in all the bullshit that Christians believe.

  10. 110 Damita Feb 24th, 2008 at 3:12 am

    Yes, dear henderob, I do believe the author of the site is kidding. And if you had SOME common sense, you would, too.

  11. 111 Red DutchPasta Wench Feb 27th, 2008 at 2:32 am

    Ehm, Damita, the publisher and author og the site Henderob (or Bobby Henderson), yhe writer of this piece of common un-sense signed at the bottom of the piece.
    *
    Bobby, maybe it’s an idea to make this more clear??

  12. 112 Bo Johansson Feb 27th, 2008 at 3:45 pm

    Thanks for answering Cap’n Ollie.

    The only moderator that has a mail-button is Capellini (if there are any others please let me know) but I have to be logged in to mail her. And since I can’t log I can’t mail her… I am probably a member of around 50 different forums and this has never happened before. The only solution seems to reregister with another nick and e-mail and I would rather not.

    Apparently someone is moderating these comments - can’t you please help me in some way?

  13. 113 CER WILL Feb 27th, 2008 at 9:29 pm

    WOW IF WANT TO THINK THE THERE IS A GOD WHICH IS MADE FROM FOOD IM GOONA BELEAVE IT, ITS FAR BETTER THEN GETING YOUR RELIGION CRAMED DOWN YOUR THROAT BY SOME OLD DRUNKEN MINISTER WHO LIKES SPENDING TIME WITH THE YOUNG QUIR GROUP!!!!!!!11

  14. 114 James D King of Pirates Feb 28th, 2008 at 8:39 am

    So instead of spaghetti you worship a really old pervert? I am not talking priests here either. The guy supposed watches you constantly throughout the course of your life, likes to populate the world with 1 family, and will torture you eternally for not worshiping him. 3 Fetishes there I will describe and how FSM does not have them:
    1) Watching you known as voyeurism, FSM likes to give you private time whenever you are naked or doing something he would rather not see, whereas the Christian God will watch you constantly throughout your life, non stop to see if you ever stop worshiping him.
    2) Incest, twice recorded in the bible, he has forced one family to get it on repeatedly in order to make more children, (Adam and eve, Noah) whereas the FSM made a lot of midgets and they grew taller over time.
    3) Sado masochism, the enjoyment of the torture of others or yourself. The worst a pastafarian gets is Stale Beer and strippers with VD and even then its only if you were a total jack ass belief is not even mandatory for our heaven. What do you get for screwing up even once in your faith? An eternity of torment while your god watches you to make sure you stay there, so who is better? Your god probably has even more weird fetishes if you read the whole bible. (Like the whole snuff fetish thing)
    I hope you all enjoyed this commentary of a dirty old man, verses the FSM.
    RAmen
    James D King of Pirates

  15. 115 Bo Johansson Mar 3rd, 2008 at 6:36 am

    The only moderator that has a mail-button is Capellini (if there are any others please let me know) but I have to be logged in to mail her. And since I can’t log I can’t mail her… The only solution seems to reregister with another nick and e-mail and I would rather not.

    Apparently someone is moderating these comments - can’t you please help me in some way?

  16. 116 Vera Mar 23rd, 2008 at 9:25 pm

    You’ve got to have a lot of faith to believe in an invisible man in the sky who created us just for the hell of it.

  17. 117 Cap'n Wolf Mar 30th, 2008 at 8:49 pm

    Vera is right.

    And don’t forget what George Carlin says.

    The invisible man has a list of stuff he wants us not to do, and if we do it, he sends us to suffer for eternity. But he loves us. *rolls eyes*

  18. 118 higgy Mar 31st, 2008 at 10:07 am

    PoJo, that’s a great point :D

  19. 119 Michael Apr 8th, 2008 at 6:52 pm

    Hey Just to tell u guys pasta was created by man

  20. 120 chaos Apr 13th, 2008 at 3:26 am

    Michael, so was God. Pasta, on the other hand, is an actual thing created by man, whereas God is a large group of thoughts created by man.
    If you’re going to have God crammed down your throat, wouldn’t you rather it be a tasty God with parmesan sauce? RAmen

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