Pinterest and Other Holes of Insanity

[thesummerqueen]

I love Pinterest. I get lots of ideas - recipes, research, artsy shit, gardening wants, and "mood" boards are the best way ever for me to organize my thoughts and inspiration. I spend a lot of time sifting through crap to find things I like and have come up with some real gems.

On the other hand though, I'm still sifting through crap, and sometimes that means Jesus's diarrhea.

I still can't figure this one out.


But I did ask the question and never got an answer.


However, a perusal of the original site showed that at least more important questions were also being explored.


Must be nice to have something sparkly out of your reach.


God sounds like a stalker teenager on Facebook.


The last time anyone said this to me, we were in bed and my wrists were being secured to the headboard with silk. I want that kind of religion.


In his defense, Jesus...you walk slow. Twitter gets shit done faster.


Feel free to fill this thread with postings from other areas of the nets where you find religious poo.

[Faith No More]

Saw this on a t-shirt and thought it was pretty appalling.

[The Grand Nudger]

The "can you please talk to me" bit is more than just a little bit creepy...

"I literally wan't you to follow me" -yeah...I bet he does, into the abandoned landscaping shed behind that treeline....

Who writes this shit?

[thesummerqueen]

Bahahaha, I forgot I had capped this:

[Oldandeasilyconfused]

Summer;

I'm impressed: I've never been able spell diar--erm dior,umm deira------You almost got it right.

As a medic, I was always getting into trouble for writing "the shits or the squirts" in the treatment book.*


Of course we were not allowed to cheat and use American spelling. The correct spelling has an 'o' in it somewhere

*treatment: opium et chalk,or a large cork and some duct tape.

[thesummerqueen]

Finally an answer back on that first picture (though not from the poster):

"I'm guessing this means that it's much easier to not question life and the great wonders around us and to come up short with science (as it doesn't profess to have all the answers, just that it has the facts for what it knows). People want everything to be told to them, and have all those answers, even if it means ignorance, because it's easier than to be left wanting as science leaves us. So perhaps in a round about way, rather than faith, the deeper meaning is that it takes more courage to not believe than to believe, since resigning your faculties is easier and less courageous than utilizing them. That's my take on it."

[KichigaiNeko]

Finally an answer back on that first picture (though not from the poster):

"I'm guessing this means that it's much easier to not question life and the great wonders around us and to come up short with science (as it doesn't profess to have all the answers, just that it has the facts for what it knows). People want everything to be told to them, and have all those answers, even if it means ignorance, because it's easier than to be left wanting as science leaves us. So perhaps in a round about way, rather than faith, the deeper meaning is that it takes more courage to not believe than to believe, since resigning your faculties is easier and less courageous than utilizing them. That's my take on it."

I'd vote for that interpretation Sounds pretty accurate to me

[thesummerqueen]

Global Secular Humanist Movement posted this on Facebook and I got a sudden vision of Bruce Willis walking theatrically slow away from a pile of bibles that looked suspiciously wet, and tossing a match over his shoulder, saying "yippie-ki-yay..."

[Nine]

God did it makes far more sense..

[The Grand Nudger]

Theism:

The belief that there was nothing, and nothing happened to nothing, and then nothing magically exploded [into a god] for no reason, [who] created everything and then magically rearranged itself for no reason whatsoever into [innumerable faiths]...[and] dinosaurs [never existed].

Makes perfect sense.