Couldn't be arsed spending an hour doing it in Photoshop
From the Superheroes in History challenge. See all 302 entries (closed)
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From the Superheroes in History challenge. See all 302 entries (closed)
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there is no mention of superman in the bible
not to mention the hulk
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Mon 8 Mar 2010, 20:21,
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What about THIS:
"“Be strong and of a good courage, fear not, nor be afraid...for the Son of Jor-El, he it is that doth go with thee; he will not fail thee, nor forsake thee.”
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Mon 8 Mar 2010, 20:22,
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yes, but don't forget
"thou shalt not spout bollocks, lest i smite thee"
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Mon 8 Mar 2010, 20:27,
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There's also no mention of Jaffa Cakes
which means God did not invent them nor should people consume them.
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Mon 8 Mar 2010, 20:22,
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jaffa cakes are a human invention
nothing religion-based tastes good
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Mon 8 Mar 2010, 20:28,
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What about Jaffa Flakes
the communion wafer with the orangey 'blood-o-Christ' filling
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Mon 8 Mar 2010, 21:50,
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I'd have a lot more respect for the dietary laws in Leviticus
if they said, "thou shalt not eat pork or shellfish until thou invent the fridge then it will be fine".
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Mon 8 Mar 2010, 20:41,
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It's ok, I'm agnostic
I fully support the consumption of Jaffa Cakes.
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Mon 8 Mar 2010, 21:01,
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He should of changed the water in the Romans' blood into wine
thus rendering them fucked
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Mon 8 Mar 2010, 20:21,
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I think that was all just a metaphor anyway
He didn't literally change water into wine - he just took ordinary words ("water") and, with awesome super-demigod-debating skills he transformed them into poetic words of wisdom ("wine").
Same with the loaves and fishes. He took ordinary words and used his people skills to spiritually nourish 5000 people all at once.
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Mon 8 Mar 2010, 20:26,
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Same with the loaves and fishes. He took ordinary words and used his people skills to spiritually nourish 5000 people all at once.
Should *have* not *of*.
The mistake most likely to get your CV chucked in the bin, even more than spelling mistakes, fact fans.
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Mon 8 Mar 2010, 20:51,
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Who writes sentences involving "should have", "could have", "would have" etc on their CV?
Mine is just bullet-pointed with as few verbs as possible.
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Mon 8 Mar 2010, 20:57,
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good point
"I could have stayed in that job if everyone there had recognized my true genius."
"I would have done more in my last position, but I couldn't be arsed."
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Mon 8 Mar 2010, 21:09,
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"I would have done more in my last position, but I couldn't be arsed."
Threadjack!
Whilst making a cup of tea today I idly placed the spoon on the edge of the cup and it balanced in such a way as to fill me with an inexplicable sense of wellbeing I would like to share with you.
Tea is a force for spiritual restoration.
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Mon 8 Mar 2010, 20:24,
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Tea is a force for spiritual restoration.
That's magic!
Uri Geller's been visiting this city recently. He bought an island in the Forth.
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Mon 8 Mar 2010, 20:27,
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My 3rd Grade teacher said her "best word" was
Spittoon
just for the way it sounds, not the actual item!
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Mon 8 Mar 2010, 20:50,
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just for the way it sounds, not the actual item!
You will no longer suffer from surface tension )))))))))(((((((((
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Mon 8 Mar 2010, 20:37,
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That must have been the best cup of tea EVER
after that quite frankly a spiritual experience
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Mon 8 Mar 2010, 20:37,
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It was, it really was.
Every sip felt like a sacrament as I consumed the cuppa of equilibrium.
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Mon 8 Mar 2010, 20:40,
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