Monster Mash

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The FSM aka Matt and fake Mexican
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FSM and Slabcock

After becoming a believer in FSMism a while back, I always wanted to get His name out there… but didn’t know exactly when the best time would be. I have put up a sign here and there at my high school but no big buzz had happened. It wasn’t until two nights ago that, for my last high school basketball game that I would be attending (Senior Night), that I decided to name it “Monster Mash” as the theme. It was His time. After school on Friday, I was on a frantic buzz around town trying to find supplies and materials. At around 5 o’clock I started the production and at 7:30 I was walking through the door at the gym Yelling.

Everyone was asking me who I was suppose to be: students, little kids, adults, everyone. And I told every which one about His noodly appendage. And through this breakthrough experience, I found one other Pastafarian. FSM had be produced the the highest mass media of our town.

Now the other Pastafarian, which we will call Slabcock, have already talked about having an FSM Awareness Day, etc. at our school— of course dressing in full pirate regalia. If any ideas, support you could give (maybe a flag or something) to help spread His word would be lovely.

This costume has just seen the beginning of its days.

Ramen.

-Matt

P.S. There are two pictures enclosed. One of the fake Mexican is just a bud of mine, and the other one with Slabcock. He tried his best to get some piratey gear together at the game.

12 Responses to “Monster Mash”
  1. 1 - Jason - Mar 1st, 2009

    Awesome!

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  2. 2 - BlackBard - Mar 1st, 2009

    Matt,

    Excellent job! I have created a Jolly Pirate Fish business card that print 8 to the 8.5 X 11 page. They can be used to discretely approach likely prospects for conversion. I think I sent it to Prophet Bobby, but it never got included in the group of propaganda materials no the site.

    If you, or any other Pastafarians, want it in PDF format (free), just send me an email. My address is cambriadc@yahoo.com. I promise, on the honor of Pastafarians everywhere, that I will not misuse your email address.

    RAmen

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  3. 3 - Iron Mike - Mar 1st, 2009

    I’m so proud of the young folks that are converting to the Truth.

    rAmen

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  4. 4 - Weezle - Mar 2nd, 2009

    EPIC WIN

    Sauce be with you, RAmen.

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  5. 5 - Ben Tremblay - Mar 4th, 2009

    We all appreciate the offer, but I suggest using a differant e-mail address to offer a service, even on the FSM site.

    When I was organizing the counter-protest against the WBC, I used my regular e-mail and it’s now been flooded with spam mail. Bobby did warn me though, oh well.

    However, I receive many thank-yous from Pastafarians and non-Pastafarians around the world. I even got one from a soldier stationed in the middle east.

    Thanks again,
    Ben

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  6. 6 - BlackBard - Mar 5th, 2009

    Hi Ben,

    Thanks for the concern, but that e-mail address is not my regular (professional) address. That is the one I use when I don’t care if I get spam or not. BTW, Yahoo! does an excellent job of filtering out spam and keeping it out of the in box.

    So far, I have only received one message requesting the business cards from a fellow Pastafarian and it came from our Brother Matt, himself. I hope he finds them useful.

    In addition to handing them to prospective converts, I also occasionally place one under the wiper blade of automobiles that have suitable bumper stickers, etc, that make me believe that the owner may be open to the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster.

    RAmen

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  7. 7 - Low Level Orc - Mar 5th, 2009

    The pipes on that costume look heavy. How did you get them to stay on?

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  8. 8 - Matt Mk (the monster) - Mar 15th, 2009

    Not heavy at all. They were just styrofoam cones (here’s a link to Jo-Ann Fabrics were I got them: http://www.joann.com/joann/catalog.jsp?CATID=cat2898&PRODID=xprd78321) and then spray painted them yellow. The eyes are that material as well.

    And to get them to stay on, you can kind of tell that my shirt goes over them. Just cut the seams in the shoulder area of the shirt and slid them up through them. B-e-a-utiful design.

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  9. 9 - houston limo - Apr 1st, 2009

    I found your blog on google and read a few of your other posts. I just added you to my Google News Reader. Keep up the good work. Look forward to reading more from you in the future.

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  10. 10 - john smith - Nov 4th, 2009

    you people are f*********** retarded how dumb could you be

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  11. 11 - Anonymous - Nov 7th, 2009

    This is beautiful. Keep up the hilarity and spread the word of His Noodly Goodness!(and his Noodly Appendage, of course)R’amen.

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  12. 12 - Viajero del Mundo - Nov 12th, 2009

    HI.

    Gee I like this. I was slapped by nuns and castigated by clerics.

    Arrggghhh I also am bilingual! Avast, I speaks excellent piratese and I likes me rum with lime.

    Tell me confidentially? Did I hear that Jesus is also a member? And that he has the best Pirate outfit of them all? Is that really true?

    V d M.

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