Attached is a picture of my humble attempt to recreate His Noodly Perfection in hand-felted wool for a friend’s FSMmas card.
Ramen!
Alethea
Jennifer’s tree topper
I spent this Christmas with my family at my Catholic grandparents’ house. Little did they know, while they had a ceramic nativity scene displayed beneath their tree, a tree topper in honor of His Noodliness sat atop ours.
Cheers,
Oriana
My mostly Christian of coworkers made this wonderful image of his noodlines for me so that I would not feel left out during the season. He is made from office and break room supplies. I will forever cherish this.
– Tom
Wow, this is genuinely touching. Is it just me or have Christians embraced the FSM this Season?
Buck and family’s display:
Buddha rejoicing as sweet little 8 pound 6 ounce baby Jesus is touched by HIS Noodly Appendage.
That Just Happened! (and by "just" we mean many many years ago and by "happened" we mean without a single scrap of verifiable evidence.)
I love the nativity with the Buddha! When I look at the crossed hands and the mischievious expression on the little “Mary” figure, to me she looks like Morticia Addams with a blonde wig. I’m guessing the tall figure on the other side is Lurch. His Noodliness truly has an amazing sense of humor.
That is not a representation of Buddha. That is what is known as the “Happy Man” or “Laughing Buddha”, but it is not meant to be a likeness of Buddha. Since Buddha was purported to live a bare existance, he would not have been rotund.
He is Ho Tai but from a Buddhist point of view it really doesn’t matter since we are theoretically all potential Buddhas.
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I love this! i’ve always wanted for someone to speak the truth about religions, hail his noodliness!
I like the nativity scene! It’s nice to see religions come together.