FSM Vs. Frodo

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Just a little something I cooked up this afternoon. It depicts the FSM harrowing Frodo’s steps through Mordor on his quest to destroy the Ring. Why is the FSM depicted as an adversary, you ask? Well, sir, we both have our own religious agendas.

-Sam

Fair enough. I like the drawing.

18 Responses to “FSM Vs. Frodo”
  1. 1 - Kimberly Farfalle - Nov 21st, 2008

    Why is my belief considered an “agenda”?

  2. 2 - techskeptic - Nov 21st, 2008

    Looks like FSM is protecting him, not being adversarial! See? FSM is even warning him about the dangers he will be facing!

  3. 3 - Ack - Nov 21st, 2008

    The way to Mordor is fraught with Pesto? awesome…

  4. 4 - Ack - Nov 21st, 2008

    The way to Mordor is fraught with Pesto? Awesome!!

  5. 5 - DavidH - Nov 21st, 2008

    You are surely not implying that our deity is like Shelob?

  6. 6 - Aesi - Nov 21st, 2008

    It is a nice drawing. Never really liked Frodo either. ;)

  7. 7 - Sean Boyd - Nov 21st, 2008

    Clearly, Frodo isn’t a pirate.

  8. 8 - seawolf - Nov 21st, 2008

    Our Noodly Lord and Master isn’t depicted as an adversary! He is obviously tailing Frodo to whisper words of hope and inspiration, sustaining his hobbity innocence against the evil of the Ring with tender, carbo-packed touches from the Mighty Noodly Appendage. If Frodo were to turn around, FSM would, of course, become invisible: can’t have Frodo’s free will being affected by FSM proving he exists, can we? The way to Mordor may be fraught with peril, but if FSM is for us, who can be against us? Very nice artwork, incidentally… you can really see the gritty exhaustion in Frodo’s face, even if it’s half-shadowed.

  9. 9 - PK3 - Nov 21st, 2008

    Godly.

  10. 10 - FrodoSaves - Nov 22nd, 2008

    Luckily artwork is subject to interpretation! On one thing we can all agree though. Frodo could certainly have done with some heartier sustenance than that tasteless elven bread.

  11. 11 - Drunken Dogg - Nov 22nd, 2008

    Ya’ll are criticizing it? I think somebody’s a little jealous.
    Note: This is obviously not to the people NOT criticizing it.

  12. 12 - billy wright the “crazy artist” - Nov 23rd, 2008

    beats being stalked by golem or shelob.

  13. 13 - Ben - Nov 23rd, 2008

    The FSM is quite clearly watching over Frodo and ready to launch his noodly appendage into action should the need arise.

  14. 14 - Dan - Nov 23rd, 2008

    So the Miget was a hobit?

  15. 15 - Doctor of Pastdivinity - Nov 23rd, 2008

    If anyone want to deny the profoundly Pastafarian values of the Tolkienan complete works, it is free to depict the FSM as adversarial to Frodo. However, one must to keep in mind that the ultimate Lord of Rings is one and the same FSM, because He was the creator of all rings and of all world (real or fantastic).

  16. 16 - Thumper ™ - Nov 23rd, 2008

    Frodo or a Jehovah’s witness?…the FSM seems to me as though he’s pretending to be “not home” rather than suffer the demented ranting and pamphlets a Jehovah would inflict on His Noodleness…RAmen

  17. 17 - Kevin - Nov 24th, 2008

    I am sure the FSM would share some noodles and a bit of meatball if Frodo runs out of Lambas Bread…..

    I see the FSM as a kindly “Gandalf” like figure….just needs a hat…

  18. 18 - daqq - Nov 24th, 2008

    Apparently, the FSM wishes to help Frodo, by miraculously creating a wonderful bowl of elven spaghetti.

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