is it fun to Iritate religous people ?

[RationalLunacy]

This is so going on my Facebook!

 

[honooryuu]

irritating religious people. no not really. i pretty much leave them alone.

the billboard - HILARIOUS! i thought that was pretty amazing myself.

 

[CGHJ]

Hilarious! Inappropriate, maybe...but fucking funny.

And yes, it IS fun to irritate religious people. It's why I get up in the mornings

 

[Pushyourluck]

Cartoon drawings of fictitious characters from a best selling fiction novel. I just think it's cute.

 

[BeMused]

This is so going on my Facebook!

I'm glad I'm not the only one!

 

[Lefty]

Really CJ??? cuzz we waz toad by the 'rines at Camp LeJeunr that it wa the onny way you cud git it up in the mawnin

just playing man

 

[scrapple]

Actually, I find it highly amusing to irritate liberals. They have zero sense of humor and even less toleration for other views.

 

[Salemite]

There's a guy I used to work with (a really hot guy, actually) who would constantly bug me about "finding God" and all that horseshit, and as much as I told him I wasn't interested, he never gave up on trying to convert me. Sooo... one day I decided to screw with him and say that I would like to give go to church with him so I could hear him sing in his Christian rap group. He was over-the-moon excited about it and he couldn't believe he had finally gotten through to me.

That weekend, I stood him up.

I also got him fired a few weeks later when he called me a fag.

 

[hotb0d]

I love that poster!

 

[CaptainJohn]

By the time the Ark was purportedly constructed marsupials were confined to very, very particular portions of the world (i.e. South East Asia and the Australias). In roder for them to be present on the Ark and not be drowned with the rest, Noah and his family would have had to travel to these areas from the Middle East, gather up the requisite creatures and everything required to sustain them, transport them BACK to the Middle East, keep them sustained in the foreign climate whilst the Ark was constructed, and so on and so forth.

Taken literally, the Ark story is so riddled with absurdity even a five year old can poke great big massive holes in it. Taken as an allegory, it is a fairly interesting metaphor concerning the occassional necessity to deconstruct so that reconstruction can begin.

You big silly, all the millions of animals of the world were originally within walking distance of the ark at the time of the flood. It wasn't until after that they spread out to be native to distant continents.