| Sunday, September 21st, 2008 |
4:11 pm
[anthraxia]
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This is pretty much how I feel about the ID 'debate'  |
| Wednesday, May 28th, 2008 |
6:16 pm
[anthraxia]
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For those days when the Godbotherers are out in force!  |
| Monday, October 22nd, 2007 |
1:15 am
[killer_spoons]
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KS #104: Cloud Drinks. A new comic with Jesus, but less sodomy and more Hitler. I hope you'll like it, we feel a bit proud.  |
| Monday, October 15th, 2007 |
11:11 pm
[anthraxia]
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New Web Comic - opinion sought Friends recently started an on-line comic. I think it's hysterical - but then, I also know the people the characters are based on. I'd be interested to see what people who don't know those involved think of it. Website is Indifferently EvilLet me know what you think. |
| Tuesday, September 11th, 2007 |
2:28 pm
[lonnieallen]
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Religion Vs. Science  |
| Thursday, July 12th, 2007 |
7:17 pm
[killer_spoons]
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Come Kill Us Part II. Too late?  |
| Friday, May 18th, 2007 |
12:01 am
[killer_spoons]
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80: The Game Our very first Satan comic.  |
| Thursday, April 5th, 2007 |
9:21 am
[evilgrins]
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*dies laughing*  Current Mood:  giggly |
| Monday, April 2nd, 2007 |
10:45 pm
[killer_spoons]
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A couple new religiousy type comics from us.   |
| Thursday, March 1st, 2007 |
11:39 pm
[t_h_mitchell]
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Science vs Faith  |
| Tuesday, February 27th, 2007 |
10:38 am
[evilgrins]
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uh oh!  Current Mood: crazy |
| Friday, February 16th, 2007 |
1:48 pm
[calantorntain]
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| Wednesday, January 31st, 2007 |
3:54 pm
[subweird]
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comics  more on my journal. |
| Saturday, January 20th, 2007 |
12:16 am
[evilgrins]
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| Friday, January 12th, 2007 |
1:30 am
[warm_fuzzy_inc]
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:) Hello! This is my first time posting my comics here. Actually, I'm a newbie with this whole webcomics thing. Anyway, I'll be updating my webcomics several times a week.  http://warmfuzzyinc.typepad.com/warm-fuzzy-inc.livejournal.com/ X-posted Oh, feel free to add me too! Thanks :) |
| Thursday, December 21st, 2006 |
5:14 pm
[maikoherajin]
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Prophecy Inc. It's more spam mail time! (:
OMG MY JESUS HAS REACHED LEVEL 20 FIGHTER!!
He did start out as a paladin, as you may have guessed, but then there was that unfortunate night with Mary Magdalene... Current Mood:  SAVED!!Current Music: Capitol Steps - Everything's Run By Pelosi (www.capsteps.com) |
| Friday, December 1st, 2006 |
9:48 am
[maikoherajin]
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GOD SPEAKS IN ALL CAPS, YOU KNOW. We get a lot of junk mail here. It comes with living in an apartment complex and not being the very first residents of said apartment. Sometimes however, even junk mail is fun. This is probably the best one we ever got.
A damn shame that even $46,000 can't buy coherent sentence structure. I like how it doesn't say how she got the $46K, or even that she used the rug itself. It leads one to all sorts of imaginative thoughts about what they might have cut from the letter. "...had to stretch for food and gas as well... So I did the only thing I could think of. I took your prayer rug and used it as a silencer on my 45 magnum. That poor banking executive never even knew he was dead until he'd been in hell for 5 minutes. $46,888.20 has me out of debt." The message of the second note appears to be that if you assign god a laundry list, he'll give you cash. I should really try that some day. Page two contains more testimonials:
That poor woman is apparently about to be blessed with a large headache after all those rapidly falling sentence subjects hit her. Great. Now I have that School House Rocks song stuck in my head. Thanks, prayer rug. The HEALED testimonial is quite moving, but what they forgot to mention is that the woman was suffering from a condition known as "very cold legs". The other testimonials are equally moving. St. Mark reminds us that GOD CAN DO ANYTHING, including cure a sore throat, drop off large quantities of cash, and act as a both a job recruiter and a real estate agent SIMULTANEOUSLY AND IN TWO SEPARATE STATES. God truly is a hard worker. I guess we could all learn a lesson from that spunky kid. I have to give it to these guys, they know how to prothesize the 21st century way: appeal to one's sense of greed. Yet for all that talk of wealth and fortune and OMG I CAN WALK AGAIN, the whole thing remains something of a mystery to me, as it wasn't asking for money, as most religious types seem wont to do. Not a mention of where to send your money, or even a hale and hardy, "come to our friendly church - or burn in the fires of hell, you bastard heathens!!". None of it. Just a place you could send like $2 to get one of these rugs. As much as you have to shake your head at the pure unmitigated insanity of this pamphlet, you almost have to admire that. As a post script, Semagic crashed as I was just finishing up this post, but when I reloaded it, the autosave had gone of just before the crash had. GOD CAN DO ANYTHING. Current Mood: savedCurrent Music: NPR Newscast: 1-Dec-2006 9:01 AM EST, http//www.npr.org/, Copyright:(c) 2006 NPR |
| Thursday, November 30th, 2006 |
3:43 pm
[evilgrins]
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the big questions If God dropped acid, would he see people? Current Mood: silly |
| Tuesday, November 21st, 2006 |
5:36 pm
[evilgrins]
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never underestimate the wiley buddha  Current Mood: mischievous |
| Monday, October 9th, 2006 |
10:37 am
[evilgrins]
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God made me goofy Do you suppose Jesus was a cat person or a dog person? Why do you feel this way? Current Mood:  curious |
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