While Vulcans would never stoop to the human emotional response of laughter, we know that Spock would wryly raise an eyebrow in appreciation of the absurdity (no, not irony, don't you dare say it was ironic ) of the Westboro Baptist Church's failure to follow through on its threat to picket Leonard Nimoy's funeral.
That is Yakety Sax (from Wikipedia): "Yakety Sax" is often used in television and film as a soundtrack for outlandishly humorous situations. It was frequently used to accompany comedic sketches in the ITV comedy program The Benny Hill Show,[6] where it accompanied otherwise silent, rapidly paced comedy sequences that typically involved a farcical chase scene. Indeed, thanks to Hill, "Yakety Sax" is so closely linked to the show that it is also known as "The Benny Hill Theme." On "The Benny Hill Show," the music was performed by Ronnie Aldrich and His Orchestra. Aldrich was the musical consultant for the series.This use of the piece, and the chase scenes themselves, have been parodied in many other movies and TV shows, including Get a Life,[7] the 2006 British film V for Vendetta, and the animated TV shows Family Guy and South Park.
Spock and Jesus. Both had troubled relationships with their father, hung around all the time with a bunch of guys and surprised all their friends when they died and came back. Hmmmm.
Is it POSSIBLE for people to get more stupid than these? Judaism is a REBEL religion?? Christianity AROSE out of Judaism you FUCKWITS! YOU WORSHIP A JEWISH RABBI!!
Nono, Benny Hill
That is Yakety Sax (from Wikipedia): "Yakety Sax" is often used in television and film as a soundtrack for outlandishly humorous situations. It was frequently used to accompany comedic sketches in the ITV comedy program The Benny Hill Show,[6] where it accompanied otherwise silent, rapidly paced comedy sequences that typically involved a farcical chase scene. Indeed, thanks to Hill, "Yakety Sax" is so closely linked to the show that it is also known as "The Benny Hill Theme." On "The Benny Hill Show," the music was performed by Ronnie Aldrich and His Orchestra. Aldrich was the musical consultant for the series.This use of the piece, and the chase scenes themselves, have been parodied in many other movies and TV shows, including Get a Life,[7] the 2006 British film V for Vendetta, and the animated TV shows Family Guy and South Park.
Set the phasers to "fucktard."
Well damn, now I know. I always assumed it was Yakkity tak
Yakety Sax is the Benny Hill theme song. It would have indeed been the perfect soundtrack to that craziness.
Of course, if it had been Walter Koenig's funeral, that would have been ironic.
Spock and Jesus. Both had troubled relationships with their father, hung around all the time with a bunch of guys and surprised all their friends when they died and came back. Hmmmm.
Well, Billo would know. After all he was right there when the Enterprise fought a battle at the edge of the Neutral Zone.
Or if you believe in actual Christanity, old Fred is burning in the deepest part pf Hell.
You should read "Waiting for the Galactic Bus. It has monkeys, God and the Devil, and an interesting take on Hell.
Batshit is good for the garden.
don't talk back.
Is it POSSIBLE for people to get more stupid than these? Judaism is a REBEL religion?? Christianity AROSE out of Judaism you FUCKWITS! YOU WORSHIP A JEWISH RABBI!!
Shoot, Christianity was considered a heretical movement within Judaism back in the day.
But Spock has an entirely different god. If he had the same god as us, why is Vulcan not in the Bible?
Galileo