963: The Shed

[Junkenstein]

Originally Posted by Blitzgal

I'm agnostic, myself. I always liked the fable of the blind men and the elephant as an illustration of why divinity -- if it exists -- is inherently unknowable to mere humans.

Robert Graves wrote a nice book about the origin of all types of divinities and how they're basically corruptions of the main pagan concept of a mother goddess.

It's interesting stuff, even if one does not believe in anything.

[Mundane Soul]

Keith's version of The Aristocrats beats the ass off of any version on that shit movie.

Nice one, Keith. lol rofl :P ;o| {=u/

[raym]

Originally Posted by Mundane Soul

Keith's version of The Aristocrats beats the ass off of any version on that shit movie.

Nice one, Keith. lol rofl :P ;o| {=u/

Yes Keith did have a nice bait and switch on that joke, that was the most original spin I've heard on that joke and it's even funnier when your familiar w/ the legacy and history behind that joke.

[Junkenstein]

Originally Posted by Mundane Soul

Keith's version of The Aristocrats beats the ass off of any version on that shit movie.

Nice one, Keith. lol rofl :P ;o| {=u/

I was in stitches way before the punchline...

"The dog walks on two legs, which is cool, but also creepy after a while"

Genius.

[Blitzgal]

Originally Posted by Junkenstein

Robert Graves wrote a nice book about the origin of all types of divinities and how they're basically corruptions of the main pagan concept of a mother goddess.

It's interesting stuff, even if one does not believe in anything.

All the religions have borrowed very heavily from one another. I went through a phase in college where I couldn't decide "what I am" and researched a bunch of different spiritualities. I grew up in a devout family that went to church every Sunday, my dad was a Sunday school teacher and lay liturgist, etc.

I like reading about that stuff, and mythology in general. Unlike many Christians I know, I've actually read the Bible from beginning to end.

[Blitzgal]

Originally Posted by raym

That is awesome! some smart philosopher thought the same way I do, and I didn't even have to write a book or do any research; I'm calling that the 'Devito Way' That's when you come up with important and accurate theories w/o doing any research or spellcheck

I like it!

[GirlNextDoor]

Originally Posted by Junkenstein

I do!

Welcome to the religion. Call it what you want. Believe in whatever. Do what feels right to you.

The most important rule is if you’re an asshole I can kill you lolz

I'm joking. . . or not

[lalalemon]

The Highlands and Bardstown Road. MY FAVORITE. although, i will admit i probably wouldn't want to live anywhere else in the state....there's practically nothing. Even in Bowling Green I want to kill myself sometimes. Definitely a college town that would be empty if it weren't for -ya know- the college.

Thank you Ray for defending my lovely city.


i just get protective.

ignore me. i just like to ramble about how much i love where i live.

[Astigos]

Originally Posted by Mundane Soul

Keith's version of The Aristocrats beats the ass off of any version on that shit movie.

Nice one, Keith. lol rofl :P ;o| {=u/

I'm was almost certain that the movie mentioned that alternate ending to the joke.

Or maybe I'm confusing the movie with this equally hilarious aristocrat joke.

[Junkenstein]

Originally Posted by GirlNextDoor

Welcome to the religion. Call it what you want. Believe in whatever. Do what feels right to you.

Yay! I'm free!

Originally Posted by GirlNextDoor

The most important rule is if you’re an asshole I can kill you lolz

I'm joking. . . or not

Yay! I'm dead!