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Originally posted by stumason
Originally posted by beezzer
1st bacon (mmmmmmmmmm. . . . . . bacon) and now tomatoes. All they need to do is ban lettuce, mayo and white bread and the BLT will become the sammich of heresay.
I think you meant Heresy, not hearsay, but I got your drift
That is funny, a heretical sandwich! You could "burn it at the stake" and have a toasted BLT.... Mmmmm
Originally posted by ignorant_ape
reply to post by deessell
so what ?
the : ""Popular Egyptian Islamic Association" "
appear to be a islamic version of the westboro baptists
Originally posted by wildtimes
What about Bahá'u'lláh and the Bahai faith? Wasn't he a Muslim??
He seems pretty cool. They have really nice temples, too. I've visited the one in Chicago.
(Didn't feel "God" there, but I only ever feel "God" when I'm outdoors.)
Originally posted by igor_ats
Remember when someone posted that Islamists wants to destroy the pyramids and it turned out to be a fake troll. Now we get this.
I'm curious why most of these sort of Islamic stuff comes out of 3rd world countries. Perhaps they usually make up things like this and now they're just getting reported more often.
all the makins of a good friday night
Originally posted by zonetripper2065
I just want to take this moment to applaud these guys. Because whats funnier than giving a food a religion? The fact that a large percentage of followers will believe it to be true.
It would be the same with you on your basic world view, despite our differences. Our fellow human brothers and sisters of the muslim faith have yet to get out of the clutches of repressive senile old foolish leaders who believe in form than substance to progress and evolve, similiar with most mainstream religions anyway, drunk on power and priviledges religon gives but otten misused.
Originally posted by wildtimes
reply to post by HamrHeed
all the makins of a good friday night
It's Saturday....and you left out "booze check"
Originally posted by b14warrior
reply to post by NullVoid
Originally posted by NullVoid
I wonder if anyone notice about the tomato pic.
Resembles United Kingdom flag. Just saying.
It looks nothing even similar to the flag of the United Kingdom.
en.wikipedia.org...
Originally posted by zonetripper2065
I just want to take this moment to applaud these guys. Because whats funnier than giving a food a religion? The fact that a large percentage of followers will believe it to be true.
Originally posted by samsamm9
There was a thread about this ridiculous subject made by "Stormdancer777" on June 17th 2012
Tomatoes are “Christian” Honest.,
Salafis/Wahabis are one the main reason Islam "seems" lost.edit on 4-8-2012 by samsamm9 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by SeekerofTruth101
Originally posted by samsamm9
There was a thread about this ridiculous subject made by "Stormdancer777" on June 17th 2012
Tomatoes are “Christian” Honest.,
Salafis/Wahabis are one the main reason Islam "seems" lost.edit on 4-8-2012 by samsamm9 because: (no reason given)
The main reason Islam seemed lost is not because of any particular sect, but only upon petty minded individual within all sects - salufist, wahabis, shias, sunnis, etc., each hell bent on supremacy of that religion, each believing themselves right.
Nothing different. Happens to ALL religions anyway, when a small but vocal idiotic group claim superiority instead of focusing on the intent of divine Teachers' messages.
The Christians have the Catholics, Anglicans and every other domination within with small minds attempting to win over the largely peaceful minded congregations, similar with muslims, using them as pawns to fight for each groups personal glory.edit on 4-8-2012 by SeekerofTruth101 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Badgered1
I'd have chosen pomegranate:
Hard, ugly outer skin containing a lot of very random and irregular seeds that are held together with distasteful, bitter pith. Eaten seasonally on the whole. Hard to swallow. The juice is good for you, but you have to process out a lot of it first. So some goodness, but mostly bitter and inedible. A lot of work and commitment for minimal returns.