Re: Cucumber, the proof of God’s existence Atheists
And not to mention, he knows that he can't debunk your air tight argument, so he's posting recipes as a distraction. These aren't his recipes anyway. He's just posting passages from his Pastafarian bible.
I went out to water my cayenne peppers this morning, and found that they had all been snipped right at the ground. At first I thought I might have a cutworm, but a cutworm wouldn't take them all out in one night. So I knew it must have been that effete neighbor of mine, still mad because I sprayed Round-Up on his cucumbers.
I went over and banged on his door. He answered and said he did it because he didn't want me to be tempted to shove one of those hot peppers up my ass and end up in Hell. At first I thought that was mighty neighborly of him, if misguided, because I have grown cayenne peppers for 20 years and never considered doing anything with them but eating them.
But then I noticed the smirk on his face and I knew he did it for spite, and he was just making fun of me. I left, but didn't let on that I knew any different. I just said thanks for looking out for me, and went home.
Later today, I'm going to go buy a big bag of salt. Tonight, I will spread it on his lawn in a pattern, so that it will burn the grass away, and the scorch marks will say "Lev 20:13" in three-feet high letters.
Originally posted by Bobby-Joe
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I went out to water my cayenne peppers this morning, and found that they had all been snipped right at the ground. At first I thought I might have a cutworm, but a cutworm wouldn't take them all out in one night. So I knew it must have been that effete neighbor of mine, still mad because I sprayed Round-Up on his cucumbers.
I went over and banged on his door. He answered and said he did it because he didn't want me to be tempted to shove one of those hot peppers up my ass and end up in Hell. At first I thought that was mighty neighborly of him, if misguided, because I have grown cayenne peppers for 20 years and never considered doing anything with them but eating them.
But then I noticed the smirk on his face and I knew he did it for spite, and he was just making fun of me. I left, but didn't let on that I knew any different. I just said thanks for looking out for me, and went home.
Later today, I'm going to go buy a big bag of salt. Tonight, I will spread it on his lawn in a pattern, so that it will burn the grass away, and the scorch marks will say "Lev 20:13" in three-feet high letters.
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