Christmas Rants
Phoenix posted the latest Foamy. It is a must watch.
Also don't forget to have a Merry Fucking Christmas.
posted by Bill Rowland @ December 04, 2006
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When your only tool is a hammer
Continuation of a blog that I lost 10-11 years ago
Monday, December 4, 2006
Also don't forget to have a Merry Fucking Christmas.
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- You gotta see this.
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- Hammer and nail: Thats a surreal pic.The guy hamme...
- Here are the entries for my new profile pic
- Bully tasered in middle school.
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- The Leprechaun
- Tagged again.
- This made me laugh...
- Getting adjusted to the new home
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Actually, it's from two years ago... it's just my favorite one. Hmmm... maybe Amityville Toaster is my favorite. Well, Squirrel Songs is pretty funny...
Looks like I'm off to watch some more!
"...a fat bastard, that works one day a year, and eats all the cookies he wants."
Yeeeees!
It's all nonsens any way. When the Christianity arose, no one would celebrate that idea at all, so the authorities of Christianity had to put the celebrations to times of the year when it already WAS a celebration, and by time twist the human mind to believe it actually all the time have been a celebration of a child that never have lived.
Even in the Bible, this "Jesus" suppose to be born at the Harvest-feast. That is in Sept./Oct.
The Ortodox celebrate this "birth" the 9.Jan.
How many times was he born??
Christianity has taken all the feasts they celebrate from the paganism.
How do they deal with the fact that they are cheated up the wall?
that foamy clip was so funny. he sounds like a ranting blooger.
I think we should send a copy out to Bill O'Reilly...What do you think?
Flyinfox_SATX
I love Foamy, he is the shit.
As Kirsten was saying, the development of Christianity in the early stages is very... well... interesting. I certainly don't see how all the parallels with Mithraism could be coincidence. You read enough, and it does start to look like a religious chameleon. Still, it gets to me when I hear about people screaming that their First Ammendment rights or Seperation of Church and State are being violated because there's a Nativity scene outside of a school. They don't understand what the Constitution means, and the Christian symbols of the season are familiar to us... we know it's holiday time when the plastic Wise Men show up in front yards. And I don't begrudge Christians their holiday happiness. I just don't like the "Jesus is the reason for the season!" crowd. Other religions have holidays around this time, too.
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