Can I still keep the f-bomb?

Saw this yesterday and thoroughly enjoyed it. I keep asking people how this stunt is any different from that whole “Sharia Law” term that gets thrown about in horror by Christians. Isn’t that fear, in essence, a group of people holding the laws of their faith above the laws of the land?

Battle Royale: Santa (ooh, sorry, BABY JESUS) vs. the Great Pumpkin and the Macy’s Parade Turkey.

Not just her own. This woman is going to be set up for life by crowd funding. Hopefully, like George Zimmerman, she’ll be a laughing stock for the rest of her life, but I fear she’ll be held in higher esteem within Christian circles than that.

JESUS CHRIST ON A FUCKING CRACKER this is the best .gif of my life.

Of course she said thank you. This is the pinnacle of the grand publicity stunt she’s been working towards. UGH.

I’d watch that show.

Hush is SO GOOD. Also there’s a sick part of me that loved Normal Again and wished that were the series ender.

I was in my teens/early 20s during the first run, and was totally obsessed with Spike. Rewatched in my 30s, suddenly started having sex dreams about Giles. I suppose I’m ahead of my time?

I re-watched a year and a half ago and started seriously hating Xander. He was such a douche to Anya!

Heyooooo!

The roller skates! The plaid suit! Amazing. But my favorite part of that video is honestly just Colbert dancing around, because he’s fucking ADORABLE.

Truth be told, I’ve always envisioned heaven like Oz, think it was the streets of gold/yellow brick road connection that formed in my young mind. But even that sounds boring as hell. It was never an easy movie to sit through for me. :)

Dude, that’s basically bullying. Or at least emotional blackmail.

How the hell is this woman — and the other conservative Christians who feel their faith trumps the law — any different from the dreaded Sharia Law they all scream about? Isn’t that concept a group of people who hold the laws of their faith higher than the laws of the land? What is the difference exactly? The mind…

Yep. That’s called “Saved by Grace.” I’ve never been able to wrap my head around it either, and I was raised on it.

Ugh. Deathbed repentance just triggered a nasty memory for me. My dad had a business colleague who was Buddhist. An absolutely lovely, gentle man. I hadn’t seen him since I was in high school, and a few years ago heard from my dad that he had terminal cancer.

I remember being a kid and riding in the car with my mom who was listening to Christian talk radio. There was a preacher on talking about how he regularly met with Jeffrey Dahmer in prison before he died, and said that Dahmer had accepted Christ and was baptized. The whole show was about his redemption.

I just looked…

I can’t believe I’ve never seen that before, based on everyone who says it’s so old. I agree, it’s the most comprehensive list of Biblical hypocrisy I’ve ever had the pleasure of reading. And yes, I looked up every single verse.

Perhaps. That’s a shitty catch-22, but an unavoidable one I suppose.