April 2012 Screwballs

[Hamster]

I thought Vox Day was da man

Like most people, a mixed bag. He has some insights about the New Atheists but his ideas on the Trinity and omniscience are weak

[Manwë Súlimo]

Yea, a mixed bag. Like Hamster. On one hand he's funny and intelligent, but on the other he's just a small furry mammal without thumbs. You can't have it all.

[rogue06]

Superimprobable? Why not "super-duper-mega-ultra-improbable?" I don't think they've moved the goalposts quite enough. They should at least go above and beyond the call of duty if they're going to set the bar that high.

Add a "hyper" and "über" and I think we're onto something.

[Hamster]

I'm not that small

[Chrawnus]

I'm not that small

You're not much of a hamster then, are you?

[JB]

You're not much of a hamster then, are you?

He's a mutant hamster.

[fm93]

A baconster, if you will.

[rogue06]

You're not much of a hamster then, are you?

You sir have obviously not seen Joaquin on "Kids Next Door"

[fm93]

http://www.theologyweb.com/campus/sh...93#post3386893

Ladies and gentlemen, meet Whag, TWeb's newest brick wall.

[Chrawnus]

You sir have obviously not seen Joaquin on "Kids Next Door"

I don't watch shows for little kids.















Goes and watches My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic.

[lilpixieofterror]

http://www.theologyweb.com/campus/sh...93#post3386893

Ladies and gentlemen, meet Whag, TWeb's newest brick wall.

You're just figuring that out?

[fm93]

I had to do some prodding to see just how much the clay had solidified.

[T-Shirt Ninja]

subbing.

[Manwë Súlimo]

Screwball to some people on my company's internal forum. Somebody posted a Happy Easter thread, and the socially autistic atheists saw that as an opportunity to be....well.....socially autistic. One said "Happy Zombie Jesus Day!" another said "You Christians should really celebrate Horus rising from the dead" and one said that Christians were celebrating a pagan holiday and that they should do some research about it! I ignored the others and responded to the last one. I asked him to explain how a group of Christians celebrating a Christian God was pagan. He said I should read my history and learn how Easter was originally pagan. I said that regardless how it started, why should we believe that Christians in the modern west worshiping Christ is analogous to pagans worshiping pagan deities? And, in typical fundy atheist reasoning, he just kept repeating that Easter was originally a celebration of pagan fertility gods.

Yea, so, screwball to them.

[Manwë Súlimo]

And on that note, anti-screwball to a certain Jewish peasant for taking death captive.