I bought her a neclace and everything.
I'm working on my dad now.
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JaxieArggh
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With the gospel, i successfully converted my hardcore christian mother to become a pastafarian.
I bought her a neclace and everything.
I'm working on my dad now.
Encourage non-believers to read the gospel!
I bought her a neclace and everything.
I'm working on my dad now.
Encourage non-believers to read the gospel!
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pastapesto
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it's not that hard to convert people, at my workplace most of the people around me were enthousiast pastafarians after making some promotion for it.
but we still don't have an official holiday on friday.
but we still don't have an official holiday on friday.
pastafarian enthousiast
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Aye, but at least He made it faster than Jehova, or whoever the Christians have. Or do they just call him god?
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Drew Anderson, Th. D.
Captain of the Birthday Massacre
High Magus of the Wise Council of World Pasta
If you love someone, set them free. If they return to you, put several 8 inch blades into their head. If they return again, then run.... Just RUN.
1st Nautilus 4:4 " For, in the words of the Flying Spaghetti Monster, “Don’t be a bitch. It’s not nice.” "
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Pirate Terramort wrote:Aye, but at least He made it faster than Jehova, or whoever the Christians have. Or do they just call him god?
I have Python on the brain. Everytime someone says "Jehovah" I want to shout "no-one is to stone anyone until..."
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peacefulsongs
Not Converting 100%
I have converted but I am thinking of cashing in on my 30 day guarantee for the following reasons:
Principles must be unobtainable. Otherwise the idea is not difficult enough to provide any value. Principles must be adopted in order to gain any respect or self improvement. It is advantageous to hold firm to a set of principles. It is certain that owning a strong set of principles leads to hypocracy or a violation of these principles. This should never discourage you from seeking betterment. Embrace your hypocracy for the purpose of sanity but publicly deny your hypocracy for the purpose of maximizing the utility of higher ideals. Powerfully proclaim your moral superior capacity to never violate those principles that you hold dear.
Those without higher ideals are destined to remain stagnant or regressive.
With principles people are destined to improve but never succeed. This class of people are rarely happy with their life and that's fine. Happiness isn't the purpose of life or we should all take drugs to maximize our happiness.
It's ok to be a Pastafarian but you should probably hold on to your old religion as a supplement. If you shoot for low moral standards you will certainly succeed. If you shoot for high moral standards you will certainly fail constantly and continually hate yourself.
Do you want to be better? or happier? I suppose this is a decision we all have to make for ourselves.
juicegiver
Principles must be unobtainable. Otherwise the idea is not difficult enough to provide any value. Principles must be adopted in order to gain any respect or self improvement. It is advantageous to hold firm to a set of principles. It is certain that owning a strong set of principles leads to hypocracy or a violation of these principles. This should never discourage you from seeking betterment. Embrace your hypocracy for the purpose of sanity but publicly deny your hypocracy for the purpose of maximizing the utility of higher ideals. Powerfully proclaim your moral superior capacity to never violate those principles that you hold dear.
Those without higher ideals are destined to remain stagnant or regressive.
With principles people are destined to improve but never succeed. This class of people are rarely happy with their life and that's fine. Happiness isn't the purpose of life or we should all take drugs to maximize our happiness.
It's ok to be a Pastafarian but you should probably hold on to your old religion as a supplement. If you shoot for low moral standards you will certainly succeed. If you shoot for high moral standards you will certainly fail constantly and continually hate yourself.
Do you want to be better? or happier? I suppose this is a decision we all have to make for ourselves.
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Re: Not Converting 100%
juicegiver wrote:It's ok to be a Pastafarian but you should probably hold on to your old religion as a supplement. If you shoot for low moral standards you will certainly succeed. If you shoot for high moral standards you will certainly fail constantly and continually hate yourself.
Are you suggesting Pastafarianism lacks principles or values? and it seems you're suggesting a dichotomy between low and high moral standards, which, at least in this religious tradition, does not exist. They are flimsy moral standards, you see, and therefore can wibble and wobble between the two as needed.
daftbeaker wrote:But if I stop bugging you I'll have to go back to arguing with Qwerty about whether beauty is truth and precisely what we both mean by 'purple'
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Re: Not Converting 100%
Qwertyuiopasd wrote:Are you suggesting Pastafarianism lacks principles or values? and it seems you're suggesting a dichotomy between low and high moral standards, which, at least in this religious tradition, does not exist. They are flimsy moral standards, you see, and therefore can wibble and wobble between the two as needed.
Is this a Qwerty post I see before me?
Too old to give up but too young to rest - Pete Townshend
I would rather be a rising ape than a falling angel - Sir Terry Pratchett
I liked his explanation about what brought him to chemistry as much as the video itself - pieces o'nine
I would rather be a rising ape than a falling angel - Sir Terry Pratchett
I liked his explanation about what brought him to chemistry as much as the video itself - pieces o'nine
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daftbeaker wrote:Is this a Qwerty post I see before me?
No, but only because you're clearly confused about what "before" means.
daftbeaker wrote:But if I stop bugging you I'll have to go back to arguing with Qwerty about whether beauty is truth and precisely what we both mean by 'purple'
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Re: Not Converting 100%
daftbeaker wrote:Is this a Qwerty post I see before me?
Why is it so fascinating to see a Qwerty post? He posts every once in a while.
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Because we welcome old friends here, after their absences.
I will honor Monkey in my heart, and try to keep it all the year.
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Re: Not Converting 100%
Qwertyuiopasd wrote:daftbeaker wrote:Is this a Qwerty post I see before me?
No, but only because you're clearly confused about what "before" means.
Before, in front of, same thing. If it was good enough for Shakespeare it should be good enough for you
pieces o'nine wrote:Because we welcome old friends here, after their absences.
Welcoming old friends, looking for an argument, same thing
Too old to give up but too young to rest - Pete Townshend
I would rather be a rising ape than a falling angel - Sir Terry Pratchett
I liked his explanation about what brought him to chemistry as much as the video itself - pieces o'nine
I would rather be a rising ape than a falling angel - Sir Terry Pratchett
I liked his explanation about what brought him to chemistry as much as the video itself - pieces o'nine
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