FSM Holiday Cards

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The above cards were created by Pastafarians Minhee and Tomek. I think they’re amazing.

Like them? Here are your options:

1) There will be one set of printed cards offered for sale here.

2) You can send these as E-Cards by email here.

Happy Holidays everyone.

21 Responses to “FSM Holiday Cards”
  1. 1 - Benito - Dec 3rd, 2008

    LOL

    Marry Pastmas!

    BK

  2. 2 - juhan - Dec 3rd, 2008

    Happy holidays!
    & ramen

  3. 3 - Demigodrick - Dec 3rd, 2008

    WOW! I like the last one most. It bears a slight resemblence!

  4. 4 - squints - Dec 3rd, 2008

    Awesome. I’m going to send these to everybody. After all, Pasta is the reason for the reason. RAmen.

  5. 5 - Zinc Alloy - Dec 3rd, 2008

    Beautiful.

    Many a wise man/woman has found his or her way to the Noodly One.

  6. 6 - Concerned Pastafarian - Dec 3rd, 2008

    These cards look amazing!! Happy Holidays!!! RAMEN!!

  7. 7 - Minhee & Tomek - Dec 4th, 2008

    Hi everyone,
    Thank you for all for comments. As you can imagine that was a lot of work and we really want to do more designs next year, so if you can support us and buy a set to cover printing costs would be great.
    Anyway feel free to send those jpg files to as many people as possible. :P
    Ramen and Happy Holidays!

  8. 8 - Pacific Pam - Dec 4th, 2008

    aaaaaaaaaaaahhh ahahahahaah Pastmas!!!

  9. 9 - Captain Phil - Dec 4th, 2008

    Great! But, well, I have to ask…

    On the last one ( my fav’), does it seem that our Noodly Creator has somehow urinated in the snow? If yes, this could bring a whole bunch of theological arguments…

    Oh, whatever, I’m sending them all anyway!

  10. 10 - Captain Phil - Dec 4th, 2008

    By the way, the spags as a kind of eybrow on the last card are great for emotional rendering. I think this is the way His Meaty and Noodly Majesty would want to be portrayed.

    Kudos again to the artist(s)

  11. 11 - Nil Zero - Dec 5th, 2008

    Haa,

    It is not allowed to make any pictures of His true being. This is blasemy and you will be fatwaed all.Bless You!!

  12. 12 - Minhee & Tomek - Dec 7th, 2008

    Hi we made YouTube wideo about this Christmas :)
    http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=Mc4GNVimxtY

  13. 13 - persiaprince - Dec 9th, 2008

    I’m disappointed, where are the damn pirates?

  14. 14 - David - Dec 10th, 2008

    As a lapsed pastafarian, I’m offended by the nature of this and other similar sites. It calls into question the respect and love we should each embrace in the one who leads us through our problems and gives optimism at this time of year. Thankyou Santa

    Our Father, who flies above us,
    hallowed be thy name.
    When though do come,
    your work will be done,
    In the North Pole where it is Santa’s Kingdom
    Give us this day our covetted desires.
    And forgive us our naughtiness,
    as we forgive those who were naughty to us.
    And lead us not into maxing our Visa,
    but deliver us from monthly statements.
    For thine is the giver, the goodness recorder, for ever and ever.

    Amen

  15. 15 - Clawtilda - Dec 12th, 2008

    I got some of the cards. Much fun! My friends will be touched by his noodly appendage this holiday season!

  16. 16 - Bobby Lee - Dec 15th, 2008

    Uh-Oh Hot Dog!

  17. 17 - tris - Dec 20th, 2008

    I thought I recognised the Nativity scene… it’s in the National Gallery in London, by Geertgen tot Sint Jans (c.1465–c.1495) an early Dutch painter who lived most of his life in the monastery of the Knights of St John in Haarlem (contemplating the wisdom of the FSM)
    ‘The Nativity at Night’ depicts St Bridget of Sweden’s mystical vision of the painless birth of the Spaghetti Monster, whose radiance eclipses his adoptive father St Joseph the buccaneer (and the hungry-looking cow and donkey!). The Light of the World is made visible in flesh. This concept is conveyed not with the opulence of stylised golden adornments but rather with a naturalistic glow, which reflects the piety of the time, in which humility is the path to holiness.

    Hmm…. a lesson to us all… But what are those dark objects under his tentackles? could they be hand grenades by any chance?… perhaps to blast those who disbelieve in His virgin birth? or to blast the -looking cow and donkey if they dare to take a nibble of his tender newly born appendages?

  18. 18 - D - Dec 22nd, 2008

    I’m a little offended by this and I am a Pastafarian. First of all I am offended by the last picture as I think it makes a mockery of his Noodlyness implying that he would ever be in such a state of stupor, secondly I am offended that people may believe his Noodlyness could even reach a state of such stupor, I believe he could consume alcohol of 90 proof for 50 fortnights and not be interred in the slightest.

  19. 19 - Pirate Gal - Dec 23rd, 2008

    I love these cards, although I’ve been trying to send by email and every time it tells me all fields are required - I have all fields filled in! What am I doing wrong??

    Other than that, excellent work as always :)

    Happy FSMas and RAmen!

  20. 20 - Emma - Jan 1st, 2009

    Hahahahaha! These are so cute! I love the little shoes FSM has.

  21. 21 - mindbird - Apr 28th, 2009

    Why do you not reveal and illuminate the real truth of His Birth? The truth of the Hot Kitchen, the Sweating Woman, his Noodliness rising pure from the Test of the Boiling Water Bath…

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