Event in Tucson, November 22nd

What: Pastafarian Meetup- The Tucson Unified Church of the FSM is hosting a big event – all are welcome and encouraged to come.

Where: Tucson, Arizona – 4th Ave & 6th Street, Outside Carusoes Italian Restaurant.

When: Saturday, November 22nd, 8pm.

Pirate regalia not required but encouraged. Show up if you can, and please take lots of pictures.

25 Responses to “Event in Tucson, November 22nd”
  1. 1 - Bruce - Nov 17th, 2008

    Zounds! Wish I lived in Tucson!

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  2. 2 - Plague Chicken - Nov 17th, 2008

    …Oh for the love of the Noodle…spellcheck people…spellcheck!
    We’re trying to assert that we are in fact a more literate and well-educated bunch than the average fundy – but this level of spell-foolery drops us dangerously close to some of the hate-mailers. At least it wasn’t in all caps.

    Best of luck in your evening!

    PC

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  3. 3 - Doctor of Pastdivinity - Nov 17th, 2008

    Pastafarianism is the first religion fully developed in American soil. Very soon, we will be very proud of A Nation Under FSM.

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  4. 4 - brian - Nov 17th, 2008

    Capital on Confront and Spread

    PROOFREAD!!!!!!!!!

    moNster.

    satURDAy

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  5. 5 - Michael T - Nov 17th, 2008

    Just when in the week is “Saturady”? Is that before or after Fridya?

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  6. 6 - Belgian girl - Nov 17th, 2008

    :o I’m studying in Arizona (Mesa) for 7 months…I wish I could come, but I don’t have a car. :-(

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  7. 7 - Richard - Nov 17th, 2008

    You guys do well.

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  8. 8 - Scarlett - Nov 18th, 2008

    Holy Ravioli, I wish I could go to this!

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  9. 9 - Delilah - Nov 18th, 2008

    Dang it, I want to go. But, sadly, it’s a few hundred miles to far for me to get to easily.

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  10. 10 - loohcsnuf - Nov 18th, 2008

    I am disappointed by the fact that this event is not on the holiest of days, Fridays, but I guess people are usually more free on Saturdays since most employers don’t recognize our religion (which should be illegal according to the Constitution).

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  11. 11 - Madden - Nov 19th, 2008

    Awesome I’m in Tuscon this weekend!!!

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  12. 12 - Black Cloud - Nov 19th, 2008

    Belgian girl–

    The Tucson Greyhound station is less than a half a mile from our pastalytizing spot. :) We have extra tents and yard space, maybe even a couch. Can’t be too expensive for a round trip from Mesa.

    Loohcsnuf–
    We’ve been doing regular outreaches on Saturday nights. Friday is good, but we’ve found that people are more receptive to His Noodliness on Saturdays– there are usually just more people on the street. Friday is our day of rum and rest.

    The response to these outreaches, even when it’s just two of us, has been amazing. When they hear the truth of the stripper factories and the beer volcanoes, a dormant longing in their hearts is awakened. We are working on making Fridays work free for the whole of Tucson. We’ve made many friends, and even run into roving bands of pirates seeking rum… which they later pirated from us despite our willingness to share.

    If you haven’t done it, take some fliers and an eyepatch and hit your local bar district weekend nights.

    We’d love advice on techniques for spreading the good word. Opening lines, easily constructed props and visual aides, ect. Join us at myspace. http://www.myspace.com/tucsonpastafarians.

    -BC

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  13. 13 - Plama - Nov 19th, 2008

    I’m so excited! An FSM event I can actually attend! I truly feel touched by his noodly appendage today.
    RAmen.

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  14. 14 - Wow. - Nov 19th, 2008

    idiots. The Chrsitian cult could send you pasta mound to hell.

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  15. 15 - Darwinfish - Nov 19th, 2008

    For once, I wish I lived in Arizona… May the marinara be with them!

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  16. 16 - Black Cloud - Nov 20th, 2008

    Plama– Look forward to seeing you there.

    Wow– The Christian Cult is no match for our superior wit and likeability.. likability.. Lickability. Something like that. My bullhorn is bigger than theirs, and our Monster has bigger balls than their God!

    Darwinfish–
    Arizona is a wonderful place. Don’t believe the electoral vote. We have many sharp thorns, rattlesnakes, and killer bees. The stupid will perish from dehydration and languish with stale beer and infected strippers.

    “The Monster loves me, this I know..
    ..For dear Bobby tells me so.”
    Ramen
    Black Cloud

    http://www.myspace.com/tucsonpastafarians

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  17. 17 - Robert Woerheide - Nov 20th, 2008

    The flier says “Moster,” not “Monster.” His noodley holiness will be displeased.

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  18. 18 - Scarlett - Nov 20th, 2008

    Wow – I didn’t know that the Devil loved pasta! Rejoice everyone, for the Devil is a Pastafarian!

    P.S. Think about what you’re saying: Christian cult + sending people to hell = Existential Contradiction!

    P.P.S. I think you forgot the r in your. Geez, I wish Christians had an IQ over 50 and didn’t leave it up to us to unscramble the senseless gibberish they write.

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  19. 19 - Sally - Nov 21st, 2008

    I wish I wasn’t in Australia, I would definitely show up.

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  20. 20 - Black Cloud - Nov 22nd, 2008

    The Monster has obviously altered the spelling on our flier through by the noodling of his appendage.

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  21. 21 - Tuyo Isaza - Nov 22nd, 2008

    I would love to go!!

    I hope it goes well!

    Ramen!

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  22. 22 - Black Cloud - Nov 23rd, 2008

    The event went very well. Thanks to Bobby for posting the event, we met a number of new Pirates and Wenches. I spoke with Jonah about the multiple spelling errors on the flier. It turns out it was not a result of his noodly appendage, but the work of his sacred Grog which Jonah had imbibed in quantity before producing the flier.

    We took many pictures from the event and will send them as soon as they are processed. Thanks for your support, and we hope to continue these pastalyzation parties as often as possible.

    -Michael

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  23. 23 - Ken - Nov 25th, 2008

    Very awesome, just wish I had known about the event earlier. A lot of people need a good 2 weeks notice to even get their time off request at work looked at, let alone approved. I hope to hear about more events like this in the future (hopefully a little farther in advance though).

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  24. 24 - Bruno The Pig - Nov 25th, 2008

    Hey, try for one in Perth, Western Australia please. I would love to go.

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  25. 25 - Phone Number Lookup - Mar 28th, 2009

    Thats what I thought and you really helped me prove my point with this post. I cant wait to show my friend so he can see he was wrong. – Walter

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