Huh?
"How long do you have to get hit in the head before you start asking who's hitting you in the head?"
For example, I always thought that the UN voted to create the state of Israel, but apparently it was created by a miracle—and the UN "has hated them [sic] ever since." Also, I always believed natural disasters were, um, natural, but apparently they're sent by a homicidal deity* who goes absolutely batshit whenever anyone "messes with" his favorite patch of dirt.
Labels: fundie follies, humor, religion, superstition
Today I’m especially thankful to be home with my dear mr. olio,* and I sincerely hope that all of you are able to spend the day with those you love, too.

8000 people gathered in Laguna Niguel yesterday to moon passing Amtrak trains:
The crowd, which included children with their parents as well as middle-aged adults -- stood on the shoulder of a road parallel to the tracks to show themselves. The sideshow included barbecues, T-shirt sales and RV parties.I’d never heard of this tradition before, so I Googled it and found the event Website. Apparently, the show is a real hit with passengers, and the trains actually slow down so people can get a better look.

Hey, kids! Turn your secular candy into righteous Mormon candy!
Mmm! Celestial Cleaning! 
Labels: food, humor, religion, superstition



Labels: afghanistan, george w. bush, humor, iraq, misc, women
Dear Wal-Mart,
Labels: health care, humor, reproductive rights, women
Doesn’t alleged closet case Bob “Lewdness and Indecent Exposure” Allen
look a little bit like fictional character Vito Spatafore?
And the resemblance doesn't stop there: Bob and Vito are both married. Bob and Vito are both fathers. Bob and Vito are both members of powerful crime families (Although to be honest, the Republicans make the Sopranos look like pikers).
Tomorrow is PZ Myers’s 50th birthday. Richard Dawkins has penned a birthday poem, and Pharyngula readers are posting their own poems/greetings in a comments thread. Here’s my effort:
I think that I shall never see another quite like dear PZ.
The man who blogs for you and me will soon turn half a century!
The man who makes the fundies cry when he explains ID’s a lie
by showing them the alterations in nature’s most bizarre creations.
A family man with wife and kids, who intimately studies squids
’cause he prefers cephalopods to any silly man-made gods!
Be honest: It’s a masterpiece, right?
Tags: pharyngula, pz myers, poetry, misc
It looks as though Mitt Romney is the GOP candidate to watch:
Mitt Romney's friends will tell you that he's as wholesome as they come. He doesn't drink, doesn't smoke -- and he doesn't curse.Maybe there's an occasional "aw shucks," but that's about it.
The GOP candidate's supporters say he's a devout Mormon who's all about faith, family, and trying to do what's right.
Wow—this Mitt Romney guy sounds shuckin’ awesome! I’d like to help him out by suggesting an equally awesome campaign slogan:
Gott Mit Romney
What do you think? It’s short (and therefore suitable for bumper stickers, buttons, or belt buckles), it’s a play on words (“mit” and “Mitt”—Cute!), and it connotes a "certain something" that I think many Republicans will find very attractive.
Tags: mitt romney, religion, politics, humor
Labels: humor, politics, religion, superstition
For your holiday viewing pleasure, here’s a clip from an old favorite,
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Remember when the Internets were abuzz with the mystery of the “Bush Bulge”?

Mysterious tubed apparatus
Well, I think I’ve finally solved the case.

The "Beer Belly"
Of course, Bush is wearing it backward, but that’s probably for concealment purposes. Or maybe he had trouble with the instructions…
Labels: george w. bush, humor