2001 February

Feb 28

Pythagoras of ancient Greece forbade his followers to eat fava beans because, according to legend, they were said to contain the souls of the dead.

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Feb 25
  • Instead of roasting the flesh of infidels, the fires of Hell are now just used to roast marshmallows.
  • Vegetarians emit more gas than meat-eaters. What, you thought that smell was sulphur?
  • Have you tasted soymilk? Is there any its the work of the Devil?
  • A suspicious conspiracy amongst so-called experts to declare cheeseburgers bad for you.
  • If God had wanted us to eat vegetables, He would have made them out of meat.
  • The universal symbol for death and destruction is a mushroom cloud and not a T-bone steak
  • That pitchfork that Satan always carries? Salad fork.
  • There is no greater evidence of evil than people willing to pay that much money for food that tastes like total crap.
  • Well, dressing up in a bunny suit at public events and then handing kids pictures of mangled animals is a pretty good sign if you ask me.
  • Who else, other than the beast, would invent & popularize the tofu burrito?
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    Feb 16

    If you cannot get someone to love you, pity is an acceptable substitute.

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    Feb 15

    Why is it that when people speak to a non-native speaker of English, they’ll talk with an accent, as if that would make things clearer to the non-native speaker.

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    Feb 14
    taken from the Annals of Improbable Research

    taken from the Annals of Improbable Research

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    Feb 12

    Why is it that Egyptian men die before their wives?
    There is no divorce in the Church.

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    Feb 10

    1. How about you and me make a couple of Sunday school students?
    2. So you pray here, often?
    3. Hey baby, I’ve got a tamiya sandwich with your name on it. (Effective during fasts)
    4. Want to see my cross?
    5. I know a nice youth meeting/bible study we can go to.
    6. I love a man in a tunia. (For use on deacons, obviously)
    7. (Serenade the person with their favorite selections from tasbiha)
    8. I got a bible verse I know you’ll like.
    9. I’m a US citizen (Highly effective in Egypt)
    10. I’m a doctor and finished/working on my equivalency.

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    Feb 04
    “And you shall make for them linene trousers to cover their nakedness and they shall reach from the waist to the thighs. They shall be on Aaron and on his sons when they come intp the tabernacle of meeting, or when they come to the altar to minister in the holy place, that they do not incur inquity and die. It shall be a statue forever to him and his descendants after him.”
    – Exodus 28:42-43

    Commentary
    Apparently based on this abounas, and possible the deacons, must wear boxers not briefs to pray the liturgy

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    Feb 03

    How many Egyptians does it take to change a light bulb?
    6

    2 to argue how it should be done.
    1 to reminesce about how light bulbs were changed in Egypt in the old days.
    1 to complain about how the job is being done
    1 to actually change it.
    1 to make tea for everyone involved.

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    Feb 01

    People who talk to themselves can’t find intelligent conversation elsewhere.

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