My College Dining commons is, at this very moment, preforming debased and blasphemous acts with it’s pasta displays. Attached is my complaint letter. Be warned, their depravity knows no bounds, and what I write of their acts may shake you to your very core, but such perversion must be fought with stalwart hearts wherever it is found. I shall keep you posted on the aftermath if you are so inclined, fellow pastafarian
Noodly Yours,
Walter
Pictures supplied by Pastafarian April.
A little late for Easter but I just found this picture on the internet and had to post it. These eggs were made by Pastafarian Jamie.
I recently had a birthday and was fortunate enough to have my very own FSM cake.
RAmen.
Emma, Oz
Look what appeared before me (as the vegetarian option) at dinner last night!
Keep up the great work in spreading His message!
Ramen,
Brother zagbag, Austin TX.
This is the cake that we made for our son’s first communion. Yes, you read that right – first communion – it’s a long and complicated story of cultures and families. How fortunate that our son got to eat two Gods in one day, and I think we all know which one was tastier.
-Pastafarian Brian
I have converted to Pastafarianism, after I found that the Flying spaghetti monster had honoured me with his presence and touched my popcorn with his noodly appendages!
-Pastafarian Emma
Leeds, U.K.
This might be a stretch but it made me chuckle.
-Abby
I see Him.
Spotted by Pastafarian Anna
My wife Lucía did this FSM/Halloween cake for her Birthday, which happens to be 31 October. Now she is a hearted FSM follower and she will be happy to see this year’s cake in the website!
Marcelo
I like it very much, especially the drawing of Him creating Mountains, Trees and Midgit.
Something special on the menu at Apple.
Huge thanks to Bruce for sending us the photos. I had heard that there were Pastafarians at Apple, and now we know it’s true. Could Steve be a Believer?
There’s an FSM sculpture at Microsoft.
I’m curious, what about Google?
Evil Mad Scientist’s edible Flying Spaghetti Monster
Today, the New York Times published a photo of the FSM with the article Dry-Ice Martini and Electric Cake.
In the spirit of Samhain/Halloween/Día de los Muertos/etc… I crafted a likeness of his noodley goodness from a popcorn ball and thought I’d share it with the world. I used red and brown frosting (visible) and white frosting to hold the eyes and other pieces on the popcorn ball. He came out alright, imho.
Anyway, enjoy!!!
~BaDiTuP~
Frozen food delivery company Schwans is offering an item for halloween that looks familiar. They call them “Meatball Spiders”, but clearly these were built in the image of the FSM.
You can get them here.
My friend Andrea was graced with the presence of His Noodliness on her 24th birthday this year. He came to us in the form of funnel cake with chocolate cookie “meatballs” and nonpareil eyes. The t-shirt speaks volumes as well. Hope you enjoy!
Lauren
My wife Lucía did me this wonderful FSM cake for my 47th birthday. I had to give a lot of explanations when I brought it to my workplace but it was worth the effort!
Marcelo
Buenos Aires, Argentina.
That is one of the best FSM cakes I’ve seen. How did He taste?
Pastafarian Steve sent me these photos:
The fsm appeared to me in my watermelon earlier this year. This is conclusive proof that pirates eat watermelon in order to fly.
-Steve
Steve, I disagree with your conclusions. But as this is a matter of religion, the burden is on me to disprove your claim. Well done.
His Greatness landed on a cake…. who knew….
-Sammy
Did you eat Him?
My wife made me this great FSM-cake yesterday.
Simo
Finland
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An elaborate spoof on Intelligent Design, The Gospel of the Flying Spaghetti Monster is neither too elaborate nor too spoofy to succeed in nailing the fallacies of ID. It's even wackier than Jonathan Swift's suggestion that the Irish eat their children as a way to keep them from being a burden, and it may offend just as many people, but Henderson, described elsewhere as a 25-year-old "out-of-work physics major," puts satire to the same serious use that Swift did. Oh, yes, it is very funny. -- Scientific American
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