There are lots of false religions that require hair or heads be covered. It makes no sense to me but its their thing.
What I object to is atheists ridiculing religions. Can you imagine how humiliating it is for them to see an atheist wearing a colander for his driver's license picture?? That is how crude and insensitive atheists are.
Guy Wears Colander In Driver's License Photo To Spread Religious Freedom
Ron Dicker,HuffPost 10 hours ag
It looks better draining pasta.
A Chandler, Arizona, man now has an official driver’s license featuring a photo of him wearing a colander, the Arizona Republic reported Thursday.
Sean Corbett actually succeeded after years of trying to be photographed with the spaghetti strainer hat and being rejected at the motor vehicles department. One location finally allowed it, and the license arrived in the mail on Tuesday.
“The whole process is intimidating, especially when people are yelling at you and scorning you for making a mockery out of their system,” Corbett, a Lyft and Uber driver, told ABC 15.
Corbett told the Republic that his quest was all in the name of religious freedom. As a Pastafarian in the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster, Corbett said he wanted to ease the way for people of other religions to don the headwear of their choice, such as a hijab or a turban, without opposition.
What I object to is atheists ridiculing religions. Can you imagine how humiliating it is for them to see an atheist wearing a colander for his driver's license picture?? That is how crude and insensitive atheists are.
Guy Wears Colander In Driver's License Photo To Spread Religious Freedom
Ron Dicker,HuffPost 10 hours agA Chandler, Arizona, man now has an official driver’s license featuring a photo of him wearing a colander, the Arizona Republic reported Thursday.
Sean Corbett actually succeeded after years of trying to be photographed with the spaghetti strainer hat and being rejected at the motor vehicles department. One location finally allowed it, and the license arrived in the mail on Tuesday.
“The whole process is intimidating, especially when people are yelling at you and scorning you for making a mockery out of their system,” Corbett, a Lyft and Uber driver, told ABC 15.
Corbett told the Republic that his quest was all in the name of religious freedom. As a Pastafarian in the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster, Corbett said he wanted to ease the way for people of other religions to don the headwear of their choice, such as a hijab or a turban, without opposition.

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I don't believe in cults and satanic rituals. I just don't like being a christian or going to church because its challenging and gives more pain. especially the people that surrounds you doesn't read a bible, learn to respect and love and they are afraid of changes and why do they even go to church when their not even wise to be a true christian and yes I know the church accepts everyone and has will to learn or not.
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