I don't want to touch him.Don't you dare touch him you whore, his ass is mine.
jerking white hot tears?i'd show up for a circle jerk at his funeral
wrong crazy cultStill disappointed it wasn't via a snake handling malfunction.
by 'snake', i think he means 'huge cock in throat'wrong crazy cult
Yes.am i the only monkey to whom 2 Chronicles 21:20 rings a bell?
got a version that's legible?
You might not be the only one, but I suspect that you're in a minority. In the left bookcase, top shelf, is the Peters family bible. I am not going to open it to look up the verse(s).am i the only monkey to whom 2 Chronicles 21:20 rings a bell?
I actually looked it up, and while $tinkle makes a legit point, I'd be lying if I said it leapt straight to mind.You might not be the only one, but I suspect that you're in a minority. In the left bookcase, top shelf, is the Peters family bible. I am not going to open it to look up the verse(s).
Or maybe a pair of magnifiers from WallyWorld...$1.99.ctrl-mousewheel, n00b
am i the only monkey to whom 2 Chronicles 21:20 rings a bell?
sh*t just winds up pixelated. learn to post images properly and not post thumbnails.ctrl-mousewheel, n00b
speak atheist....
had a similar experience while an airman in alabama: a [presumably bible thumping] civilian contractor noticed my ministry cd & commented how pleased she was to see this kind of music in the workplaceMinistry's "Just One Fix" video was the most powerful anti-drug message of my early teens.
[coolstorybro] I grew up with a girl who's dad was the local Presbyterian minister. Bad Religion and Ministry both came through the valley one year, Presbyterian dad put the nix on "Bad Religion" but let said daughter go to a "Ministry" concert. The lesson I learned from that was that it's somewhat important to know what your kids are listening too. [/coolstorybro]
The prefix "anti" ended up in your post somehow.Ministry's "Just One Fix" video was the most powerful anti-drug message of my early teens.
Carrying signs saying “God Hates Self-Righteous Fanatics” and “At Least Satan Has Good Taste In Music”, members of the heavy metal rock band Slayer today camped outside the Westboro Baptist Church in Topeka, Kansas waiting to protest the funeral of WBC leader Fred Phelps. An outspoken critic of people of other races, homosexuality, heavy metal and pasteurized milk, Phelps passed away earlier today after suffering a severe heart attack when informed that Ellen DeGeneres had a popular television talk show. He was 84.
Animosity between Slayer and Westboro has been mounting since Phelps threatened to picket the funeral of Slayer guitarist Jeff Hanneman last year. Phelps, who fronted a Carnivore cover band known as “Jesus Hitler” back in the early 90′s, felt that beyond being a group of unwashed heathens, Slayer simply weren’t very good anymore. “They have profaned the name of Christ! That is obvious. But worse, they really haven’t recorded anything worth listening to since Divine Intervention!” said Phelps in a fiery sermon 3 months ago.
Phelps’ death has sent shockwaves through the Bigot community. Several Bigots across America have planned candlelight vigils to mourn the death of the man that some have called “The Godfather of Modern Bigotry”. His passing has also saddened many closeted Bigots who are now unable able to shake their heads at Phelps’ antics while masking their own hatred in the form of polished and coded political expressions.
Bigots across the world have lost a hero to their cause. “He was our Harvey Milk,” said teary-eyed Westboro member Harvey Atwater as he heard the news. “Our President is from Kenya, it’s legal for a donkey to marry a man in most states, and Satan himself is running half of the major television networks as well as the Internet. America is going to Hell in a handbasket and our greatest leader has fallen. This is a dark day for this great nation.”