humor II

The latest adventure of God-Man.

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"Religion is the best business to be in. It's the only one where the customers blame themselves for product failure."
-- Ellis Weiner (quoted on the NAiG message board)

A manga-esque version of Revelations that I originally saw posted at No Answers in Genesis.

I thought this was appropriate considering the current Foley thread:

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"My country is the world, and my religion is to do good." -- Thomas Paine

The latest This Modern World: Second to the last panel: Fortunately that didn't happen this election.

For those who are interested, I just found out that the fourth installment of apocamon is now up.

Must be an acquired taste.

I heart Tom the Dancing Bug.

God himself (represented by God-Man) explaining why it is silly to believe in Santa: God-Man himself is a powerful white-haired man with supernatural powers who knows people, loves them, and grants them wishes if they're good (and represents a character that many in real life believe to be fictitious). The irony is killing me!Added by edit:It occurred to me that you didn't like my last contribution to this thread, either. Maybe you should just ignore my contribution.Edited by Chiroptera, : No reason given.

Hi, Anne.But the main question is whether gasby will find it funny.

Ah, now I understand. My apologies, gasby. Now I see why you didn't appreciate Apocamon. You have to be pretty familiar with North American Protestant eschatology, and even then you might not find it as funny as someone who actually lived fundamentalist. It is possible that as a former Baptists fundamentalist I will find things funny that others may not.I apologize for my rudeness.

Where I grew up, one of our TV channels was CBC, so I was able to appreciate the humor in the linked spot about the effects of various drugs on the wood spider.Enjoy.