I thought this would look nice on the vengaza.org website. It won’t top the fsm tattoo of course, but I hope you find it worthy nonetheless. It’s my brand new bank card from ING bank. In the Netherlands, some banks allow you to have a custom picture on your bank card, so I had them put the Flying Spaghetti Monster on it. I am rather pleased with the result so I took a picture (I blurred the numbers on the card of course).
Kind regards,
Bas
Eindhoven, the Netherlands
Really cool, I want one.
A fellow pastafarian added this:
I had just tried this with my Wells Fargo card, and they denied it. I wrote a blog post about it:
http://www.mastermarf.com/2009/02/would-have-been-better-than.html
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