The Funny Side of Religion

Galvasean

Poe's law!! :pac:

ShooterSF

Galvasean wrote: »

What a ****!

Maybe the wrong place but having a sense of humour about death might not be the worst thing. Maybe..

Galvasean

ShooterSF wrote: »

Maybe the wrong place but having a sense of humour about death might not be the worst thing. Maybe..

I just think making a joke like that when someone is clearly grieving / lamenting is very poor form.

Turtwig

Blatantly stolen from YLYL.

MagicMarker

Came here to post that myself, never has something been so damningly truthful. They should put that on the side of buses.

Turtwig

MagicMarker wrote: »

Came here to post that myself, never has something been so damningly truthful. They should put that on the side of buses.

AhA! Three! Three!! I beat ya with the post by 3 divine minutes of the trinity. A sign!!

The Mad Hatter

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burkini

A burqini (or burkini) swimsuit is a type of swimsuit for women designed by Lebanese Australian Aheda Zanetti under the company name Ahiida.

The suit covers the whole body except the face, the hands and the feet (enough to preserve Muslim modesty), whilst being light enough to enable swimming. It was described as the perfect solution for Muslim women who want to swim but are uncomfortable about "revealing" bathing suits.

It looks rather like a full-length wetsuit with built-in hood, but somewhat looser and made of swimsuit material instead of rubber.

mikhail

Galvasean wrote: »

I just think making a joke like that when someone is clearly grieving / lamenting is very poor form.

It's not clear from the image what the time interval between the post and the reply is. Not that it makes it okay, but I do think it makes a big difference in terms of severity: from a really obnoxious thing to do to merely a tasteless joke.

amacachi

Liked something on HIGNFY tonight. Basically it's perfectly plausible that the Pakitani authorities didn't know that Bin Laden was where he was because they're too busy stoning rape victims.

Stercus Accidit

mikhail wrote: »

It's not clear from the image what the time interval between the post and the reply is. Not that it makes it okay, but I do think it makes a big difference in terms of severity: from a really obnoxious thing to do to merely a tasteless joke.

The guy who posted the joke was the son of the deceased so not some outsider, his ability to make a joke in such a time is heartening, at least to me.

TwoShedsJackson

rainbow kirby

robindch

No commentary possible.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_LNJn0JI0oE

The Mad Hatter

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Nmov86o-6k

robindch

Christwire realizes that Portal 2 promotes the gay agenda!!!!

http://christwire.org/2011/04/is-portal-2-safe-for-the-christain-family/

Skrynesaver

Perhaps a little NSFW but hilarious none the less

oldrnwisr

robindch wrote: »

Christwire realizes that Portal 2 promotes the gay agenda!!!!

http://christwire.org/2011/04/is-portal-2-safe-for-the-christain-family/

Oh, man I've read some bat**** crazy stuff before but that is brilliant.

It's as if he's channelling the spirit of Ned Flanders.

This is my favourite part:

"This game is made by Valve software, a wholly owned subsidiary of NAMBLA – the people who invented child molestation."

It is truly a disturbing place inside this guy's head. Especially when he opens the body of this "research" with:

"Just the name “valve” produces images in the mind of a Christian man that should not be there."

We're supposed to be the godless, amoral ones and yet the image that pops into my head when I hear valve is a nice Ferrari.

If he's worried about video games pushing the gay agenda then I hope he doesn't play Dragon Age or New Vegas or Fable 3 etc. etc.

AhSureTisGrand

We all know it's a parody, right?

oldrnwisr

AhSureTisGrand wrote: »

We all know it's a parody, right?

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seamus

Poe's Law wins again.

CiaranMT

I thought NAMBLA was made up by South Park :eek:

Turtwig

CiaranMT wrote: »

I thought NAMBLA was made up by South Park :eek:

I thought it was how you pronounced [latex]\nabla[/latex] for ages.:o

CiaranMT

Malty_T wrote: »

I thought it was how you pronounced [latex]\nabla[/latex] for ages.:o

What's that symbol?? I'm learning so much today. Why didn't I apply myself like this for my Cognition exam earlier?

robindch

CiaranMT wrote: »

What's that symbol??

A nabla:

http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/nabla

This is the first time I've seen a joke made about it. Full marks for bravery, Malty!

sponsoredwalk

CiaranMT wrote: »

What's that symbol?? I'm learning so much today. Why didn't I apply myself like this for my Cognition exam earlier?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7HQ_G_N6vo

Probably recognise it from Maxwell's equations:

robindch

Been years since I've used it, but in UL, we used to call this 'del' instead of 'nabla'. Does everybody do this, or was it just a bit of local flavor?

sponsoredwalk

I'd say Del is more common alright, but Del doesn't have the same ring
to it as



:cool:

CiaranMT

sponsoredwalk wrote: »

I'd say Del is more common alright, but Del doesn't have the same ring
to it as



:cool:

Del's got plenty of rings



:pac:

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