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One of the B3ta team danced on stage at the Brixton Academy dressed as an enormous white rabbit, and lived to tell the tale. Confess the stuff – good or bad - you've done anonymously.
( , Thu 14 Jan 2010, 12:10)
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My neighbour lost her husband, I have been secretly putting alot groceries on her front porch for over a year now.
She thinks its from a local church and has no idea I am helping her.
Its fun to listen to her go on and no about how I should become an xian and go to that church because they are such angels there because it would help me become a good person and i am going to hell because i dont believe in her Jesus. Eventually I am going to tell her that her jesus is bullshit fiction and its the pagan next door thats been filling her belly.
( , Fri 15 Jan 2010, 20:38, 4 replies)
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agree to go to her church just once and then loudly thank the people in the congregation for buying her groceries for her.... wait for confusion etc....
( , Fri 15 Jan 2010, 21:35, closed)
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It is well known that giving is best done in an anonymous manner. Xians prefer it that way (tis written in teh buk like that). Unwittingly you are acting in a manner to which she should be familiar.
However, if you are a pagan, you still have a religion and that slightly weakens your punchline as pagan is a pile of bullshit as well.
Your best reward is in your own heart for acting in a fantastically practical way (lets face it; prayer wont feed anyone). Thumbs up.
( , Fri 15 Jan 2010, 22:14, closed)
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...and I thought I was the only one who did that.
That is all
( , Sat 16 Jan 2010, 11:35, closed)
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but I agree with gearanach above, it was all going so well until you got to the 'pagan' bit.
( , Mon 18 Jan 2010, 10:32, closed)
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