It's kind of beautiful how, in the midst of tragedy, some people can calmly assess the situation and find a way to make things just a little shittier. Consider the great minds at conspiracy wackaloon hub WND, who took the occasion of Robin William's suicide to
"Williams was saying that in Olden Times, superstitious, unsophisticated folk used to label just about anything out of the ordinary as “demonic."
When I was in high school, my drafting teacher wrote KISS on the blackboard and asked us if we knew what it meant. :::bored class shrugs in boredom::: He then says, "It means Knights in Satan's Service" :::bored class rolls eyes::: One bright spark in the back of the room says, "I thought it meant, 'keep it simple, stupid'".
Thank Dog for godly Victoria Jackson.
"Williams was saying that in Olden Times, superstitious, unsophisticated folk used to label just about anything out of the ordinary as “demonic."
Olden Times are not forgotten.
"Yes, I ended a sentence with a preposition."
Well, you know where you can go to.
Whoa .... who did <i>he</i> piss off? That&#039;s got to be the far more interesting story.
A tip of the hat is all that&#039;s really required.
<i>the infilling of His Holy Spirit</i>
So that&#039;s what he calls it.
To be fair, <i>anybody</i> with a theology needs to be questioning it.
You&#039;re expected to get by on the tips.
Look away, look away.
Was your sister&#039;s friend&#039;s name Dana? Because now there is no Dana.
When I was in high school, my drafting teacher wrote KISS on the blackboard and asked us if we knew what it meant. :::bored class shrugs in boredom::: He then says, &quot;It means Knights in Satan&#039;s Service&quot; :::bored class rolls eyes::: One bright spark in the back of the room says, &quot;I thought it meant, &#039;keep it simple, stupid&#039;&quot;.
He got detention, but it was totally worth it.
Two Jews walked into a bar and the bartender says, &quot;Hey...we don&#039;t serve Christ killers here!&quot;
:::uproarious laughter:::
Do you mean there&#039;s a fungus among us?
George Burns, on the other hand, was God.
I wonder what WND has to say about Jim Carrey&#039;s possession as depicted in <i>Bruce Almighty?</i>
I thought that this demonic possession of entertainers schtick was archaic when it was applied to Robert Johnson.
Rachel&#039;s grooving on it and I&#039;m having a martini. Life is good!