Plastic colanders are offensive to Pastafarai

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I feel that wearing plastic colanders is an offence to Pastafarai. It is grossly disrespectful when clearly one should wear a colander of stainless steel.

I realise that some non pastafarian 'people of the starch' do not feel the need to wear a colander at all but if one is worn then it should be of good quality.

[pineapplebunnybounce]

Wouldn't that be a little heavy to put on a head? Would ruin the hairstyle.

[Chad32]

I don't care how they choose to prepare the spaghetti, as long as everyone agrees that spaghetti is delicious. We should all invit the Spirit of the Flying Spaghetti Monster into our stomachs, via plastic or steel. Ragu or Pregu. Parmesan, or no parmesan.

[là bạn điên]

I don't care how they choose to prepare the spaghetti, as long as everyone agrees that spaghetti is delicious. We should all invit the Spirit of the Flying Spaghetti Monster into our stomachs, via plastic or steel. Ragu or Pregu. Parmesan, or no parmesan.

Ecumenacist heretic!

[c172]

Chad's pretty much right. However, you aren't a real Pastafarian if you don't shake lots of red pepper flakes into the sauce you use.

[Chad32]

I don't know what that first word means, but I implore you do not divide yourselves as other religions do on petty differences. The important thing is that we enjoy the greatest food in the galaxy. Let us all enjoy it as one people with differing methods and tastes.

I'll have to try the red pepper flakes some time.

[Jackalope]

Chad's pretty much right. However, you aren't a real Pastafarian if you don't shake lots of red pepper flakes into the sauce you use.

Blasphemy! Heresy! His noodliness cares not how we partake of his noodly appendages.

[Minimalist]

Chad's pretty much right. However, you aren't a real Pastafarian if you don't shake lots of red pepper flakes into the sauce you use.

I use red pepper flakes in my sauce. They should make us cardinals or something.