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Religuous
Anyone who hasn't seen the new movie Religuous please go do so as soon as humanly possible. It's the funniest thing I've seen in a long, long time. It certainly is not an un-biased two-sided documentary, it's more of a smear campaign against religion, but what it lacks in two-sidedness it more than makes up in hilariousness. You'll laugh, you'll cry, and if you’re like all the people in the theater I was in you'll clap (except for me, I don’t clap at movies, it’s silly) after the Documenter’s heart-warming speech which closes the movie, the gist of which is "Rise up Atheists and Agnostics and throw down the religious idiots who run the world" .
Seriously, do it, now. You. Will. Laugh. Hard.
Seriously, do it, now. You. Will. Laugh. Hard.
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If by "laugh, cry and clap" you mean "chuck tomatoes at the atheist jackass" then your prediction of my behavior is 100% accurate.A Thing of Eternity wrote:Anyone who hasn't seen the new movie Religuous please go do so as soon as humanly possible. It's the funniest thing I've seen in a long, long time. It certainly is not an un-biased two-sided documentary, it's more of a smear campaign against religion, but what it lacks in two-sidedness it more than makes up in hilariousness. You'll laugh, you'll cry, and if you’re like all the people in the theater I was in you'll clap (except for me, I don’t clap at movies, it’s silly) after the Documenter’s heart-warming speech which closes the movie, the gist of which is "Rise up Atheists and Agnostics and throw down the religious idiots who run the world" .
Seriously, do it, now. You. Will. Laugh. Hard.
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He is quite the jackass in the movie. Did you see it? I would have thought that even religious people would at least be entertained by it - I know I'm entertained when people point out the stupidity of certain Atheist veiws, this shit has to go both ways y'know?moreh_yeladim wrote:If by "laugh, cry and clap" you mean "chuck tomatoes at the atheist jackass" then your prediction of my behavior is 100% accurate.A Thing of Eternity wrote:Anyone who hasn't seen the new movie Religuous please go do so as soon as humanly possible. It's the funniest thing I've seen in a long, long time. It certainly is not an un-biased two-sided documentary, it's more of a smear campaign against religion, but what it lacks in two-sidedness it more than makes up in hilariousness. You'll laugh, you'll cry, and if you’re like all the people in the theater I was in you'll clap (except for me, I don’t clap at movies, it’s silly) after the Documenter’s heart-warming speech which closes the movie, the gist of which is "Rise up Atheists and Agnostics and throw down the religious idiots who run the world" .
Seriously, do it, now. You. Will. Laugh. Hard.
fact of the matter is we're all idiots, we just manifest it in different ways and to varying degrees.
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I didn't notice that, I thought he was just misspelling it for fun.Mandy wrote:I really want to see it, but I don't know if they'll be showing it in this neck of the woods. Probably have to go to Tampa. I like how Bill came up with the name Religulous, by combining religion and ridiculous.
They might not be showing the movie where you are? How deep into Jesusland are you?
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Sad but true!
There isn't a theater in the nearest town anymore, and the one in Zephyrhills (a town that caters to retirees) probably won't show the movie. BUT.. you never know, we actually have a sex toy store now! They had to put up a fence so people could park behind it and shop in secret, but still, that is progress.
There isn't a theater in the nearest town anymore, and the one in Zephyrhills (a town that caters to retirees) probably won't show the movie. BUT.. you never know, we actually have a sex toy store now! They had to put up a fence so people could park behind it and shop in secret, but still, that is progress.
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by the time you are a senior, your to old to properly enjoy Spain!Serkanner wrote:We Dutch don't like the cold okay! Quite a few seniors from here spend their winters in Spain. I can't wait to become a senior.Baraka Bryan wrote:Freakzilla wrote:That's what they call Florida. It's where old people go to wait for death.
hillarious and true. i know so many old dutch folks who live down there half the year as soon as it gets a bit nippy outside
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That is very disturbing ... but also true. Good thing is I did enjoy Spain very properly during my more junior days.Robspierre wrote:by the time you are a senior, your to old to properly enjoy Spain!Serkanner wrote:We Dutch don't like the cold okay! Quite a few seniors from here spend their winters in Spain. I can't wait to become a senior.Baraka Bryan wrote:Freakzilla wrote:That's what they call Florida. It's where old people go to wait for death.
hillarious and true. i know so many old dutch folks who live down there half the year as soon as it gets a bit nippy outside
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"... the mystery of life isn't a problem to solve but a reality to experience."
“There is no escape—we pay for the violence of our ancestors.”
Sandrider: "Keith went to Bobo's for a weekend of drinking, watched some DVDs,
and wrote a Dune Novel."
“There is no escape—we pay for the violence of our ancestors.”
Sandrider: "Keith went to Bobo's for a weekend of drinking, watched some DVDs,
and wrote a Dune Novel."