GREAT post!!!!

I like it!

They were all awesome, but the last one made me wet myself.

I knew ive been stumbling too long when i found that last one funny. Keep up the good work.

Love em all!

Some of these pictures crack me up! Very nice collection.

Thanks
Dan

The “Deep Thought of the Day” absolutely made it worth getting out of bed this morning. I haven’t laughed that hard in a LONG time. XD

deep! especially the one about the war. so true.

@daveleo
The photos looks like it’s taken inside some military place, so i took it as, the marine corps detaching themselves from America (stigma). I have mixed feelings.

Christians are not “narrow minded bigots”. But the rest of them made me LOL

@Nicole

no, but those who persecute gays, deny scientific progress and interpret the bible as anything more than the world’s greatest metaphor are indeed narrowminded bigots, and they will never be any use to society as long as they cling to jesus as their excuse to never accept anything that pierces the bubble they have placed themselves into

Same Here!!!

thats incredibly amazing…imma qoute you, k? k.

so cheesy, but i love it.

I really like the one with “The worst part of censorship is ***** “

Not ‘Like’ worthy but hmm

As for the first one… writing on bathroom walls is definitely done for critical acclaim. Anonymous critical acclaim, but still. The entire concept is made to be read and reacted too… Even the statement in the first picture itself would never have been written if he did not intend it to be read.

So, it is not the highest form of art, it’s almost the lowest. Right above the people who tag the busstop timetables so you can’t read what time the bus is coming.

I LIKE THE RED WALL

holy s*** I <3 You!

@ralph
Ralph – Sorry to hear you say that. Have you considered the fact that modern science is finding that this universe we live in has not been around forever. Many scientists actually worry about the implications that a finite universe mean. Basically, before there was something, there was nothing. Can you create something out of nothing?

Christians are not narrow-minded followers of a simple way to think of life. Quite the contrary. It takes work to balance what we are told, and what we believe.

However, I believe that it takes MORE faith to believe that we are here by sheer luck. That somehow we ended up on this rock, and through the mixing of random chemicals, we came forth from some single-cell organism (just one), that was itself lucky enough to survive the harsh environment into which it was “created”.

Nothing is easy about true Christianity…but it beats the alternative. If I am wrong, who will be there to tell me. If you are wrong, HE will tell you, and I pray you realize that before it is too late.

Don’t close the blast doors… to your heart.. holy crap i am dying!!

The sign doesn’t say “ALL Christians are narrow-minded bigots”; it says “Stop using Jesus as an excuse to be a narrow-minded bigot”. There’s a difference. Those Christians who ARE narrow-minded bigots DO use Jesus as an excuse to be that way. Those Christians who are NOT narrow-minded bigots are horrified that their Savior, the Prince of Peace, is used by bigots to promote their hate by selectively taking certain passages from the Bible and warping it to suit their needs.

Like it or not, there are people out there who take advantage of the term knowing their prejudice thrives under the blanket protection of “good Christian.” It is up to the actual good Christians, who honestly believe that God is Love and we should do unto others as we would have them do unto us and to love our neighbor as we do ourselves, to call out those who espouse hate and bigotry and malfeasance and tell them to shut up and stop misusing Christ.

@ralph
no you really are, because it said Jesus and you automatically assumed they are picking on you. quit being a self martyr and live your faith with your actions not your words.

Why can’t people just accept that none of us know the answer to the god question and where life came from or where it is going? Seems like a stupid argument to me when no one has the answer. Just be a good person and move on with your life. Religions based on a notion of any type of god or gods seems crazy to me. That being said I agree with Jay that Ralph misunderstood the sticker. Anyway, good post.

I made the last one into a valentines day card for my girlfriend.

These are a great laugh. Give us more.

Well of course you can make something out of nothing. That is the root of our universe and all universes. Nothing is less even than the vacuum of our universe, because Nothing does not behave. Newton’s laws of motion are meaningless. Conservation of energy is right out. Time? Forward, backwards, doing back flips, and anything else all at the same “time” yet also not existing in any sense of the word. And within this nothingness is me and you and a bunch of other stuff in our universe. Our universe is just a complex swirl of nothingness that does the same thing for a little while, and somewhere out there are infinite exact copies and infinite copies that deter by a single atom and infinite universes that consist solely of an immense mind feeling infinite pain for eternity. This existence is all we have, a result of low odds applied to an infinite number of chances. So do absolutely everything within your power to make it a more joyful universe, and that is all the morality your need.

@Outercontact (and any others)

What proof can you offer for these infinite number of other universes? The same as the brilliant minds that created the theories…none. I would encourage you to read the book “I Don’t Have Enough Faith to be an Atheist”. It is a great book that tackles many questions like this, and shows how modern scientists, and atheists, tend to need MORE faith to believe what they are saying, than we Christians who have come to accept the truth as put forth by God’s word.

Don’t just take my word for it (I know you won’t anyway). Check out the book.

Remember also, we are not projecting a holier than thou attitude towards non-believers, we are performing our duties of the great commission.

“He who has ears to hear, let him hear”

ok people please stop ruining a great thread with your bitching and moaning about where the universe came from
it came from somewhere and none of us were there to see it so keep your beliefs to yourself and well all get along allot more easily
if your a christian great if your not great i fail to see why we let such petty facts stand in the way of getting along and being nice people

@Frank
That was the point.

Remember also, we are not projecting a holier than thou attitude towards non-believers, we are performing our duties of the great commission.

Of course. You’re just claiming have the truth about obviously unknowable things because you think your personal relationship with the creator of the universe gives you unique access to knowledge unavailable to vast majority of humanity who do not believe as you do. I know it seems crazy that people would find that condescending.

As far as the original sign: If the shoe doesn’t fit, why are you so anxious to wear it?

@Jake (and anyone else) (hi!)
people are all way too different in the way they see things for a memeplex to be a universal truth.
things tend to exist in the simplest form possible, and its my personal belief that existence is much simpler than we are (or make it out to be, because we are made of truth). i seem to find proof in everything i do.
but thats just what i think. i also think people can do and think whatever they want, as long as they dont physically spread negative intent and/or force their personal beliefs on others, because the way i see it that is literally a virus of thought. and i like to keep my mind the way i want it.

@Frank
I was hoping someone would point this out!
And especially the fact that the first one has been placed on a website for millions to view kinda defeats the purpose…

@Jay
THANK YOU I completely agree

@Jay
Shut the f*** up.

@Nicole

I agree with you being a Christian does not make the individual “a narrow minded bigot” but the message was not really saying that. it was merely referring to the Christians who are narrow minded bigots.

@Jay = talking sense
@lol = Shut the f*** up.

Yup – this is the internet!

“I don’t believe in science, only love, sex and music.” I’ll probably be accused of lacking a sense of humor but if he said that while playing an electric guitar, or even a normal guitar, with basic western tuning and using the even more basic western harmonic language then it’s facepalm time because, without science, we would still be playing sticks and bits of reed (not necessarily a bad thing). If you are performing a reed concerto with stone orchestra accompaniment then you can maybe get away with a philosophy like that one!

@Jake
jake, seriously? are you real? if you are you need to cite your references because i know you dont know what you are talking about.

yeeeah jake, i’ve read your book aaaaand well A major drawback was the chapters on biological evolution, which I found wrought with mistakes and misunderstandings of what evolution actually is. Not only do Geisler and Turek make the same mistake as Lee Strobel, in his book Case for a Creator, by falsely linking atheism with evolution, but they also make false statements about what biologists actually claim (e.g., that man evolved from apes, and that the first life suddenly appeared as a fully developed cell in a warm little pond). These are basic mistakes, and the rest of the book is littered with them. FAIL It takes no Faith to be an atheist, sorry that christians are retarded href=”#comment-1209″>@Jake

these are all slightly depressing