Lent, a topic for Christians
Posted: Wed Feb 21, 2007 4:24 pm
For those of you who attempt year in and year out, even if you fail every time, what are you giving up?
As for me, I'm not sure yet
As for me, I'm not sure yet
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Is that even possible?edmundomcpot wrote:havent given anything up this year...im resting from when i gave up gaming last year
i managed it..it was such a relief when easter camepancakemix wrote:Is that even possible?edmundomcpot wrote:havent given anything up this year...im resting from when i gave up gaming last year
LOL Bad ass man Bad assBackglass wrote:All I know is there are a few people at work to today who need to wash their face. Maybe tomorrow I will come to work with Limburger Cheese on my face and proclaim it a religious holiday. "Stinky Cheese Face" day.
Just remember...there are no rituals in christianity.
Wow, the atheists around here are so classy.Backglass wrote:All I know is there are a few people at work to today who need to wash their face. Maybe tomorrow I will come to work with Limburger Cheese on my face and proclaim it a religious holiday. "Stinky Cheese Face" day.
Just remember...there are no rituals in christianity.
i thought it was quite cleverbenmor78 wrote:Wow, the atheists around here are so classy.Backglass wrote:All I know is there are a few people at work to today who need to wash their face. Maybe tomorrow I will come to work with Limburger Cheese on my face and proclaim it a religious holiday. "Stinky Cheese Face" day.
Just remember...there are no rituals in christianity.
Offensive?! How DARE you mock one of our holiest of holidays..."Stinky Cheese Face" day!benmor78 wrote:Not really. I guess, though, that for some people, expression of religious belief is as offensive as smelling like Limburger cheese. Makes a lot of sense.
I never saw the big deal about cheese. I mean I had alot of friends who had given their life to Velvetta, but I didn't think it was for me. I figured my good deeds alone were enough without the presence of cheese. When I was 10 I went to a cheese revival camp. My friend exposed me to the limitless power and grace of cheese. Before I knew it, I was down on my knees and bawling my eyes out as I covered my face in Limburger.Backglass wrote:Offensive?! How DARE you mock one of our holiest of holidays..."Stinky Cheese Face" day!benmor78 wrote:Not really. I guess, though, that for some people, expression of religious belief is as offensive as smelling like Limburger cheese. Makes a lot of sense.
The application of Limburger to the face is sacred to us as it proclaims to the world our devotion to the TRUE GOD, Velveeta and her son EZ-Cheese. YEAH for even tofu and tahini know they exist AND TREMBLE!
You too should pray to the great god Velveeta and her son EZ-Cheese by opening YOUR HEART (and mouth!) to receive her sweet creamy gifts. For it is SHE that gives us nachos and dip! Hallelujah! When I taste her I SHOUT and CRY OUT! And remember...it was her only son EZ-Cheese that gave us cheese on crackers through his initial processing and rebirth in aeresol form.
I pray that you TURN from your wicked ways NOW or on judgement day YOU will boil in the great fondue for ALL ETERNITY and serve the evil overlord Laughing Cow...who once was a real cheese but was CAST OUT due to his wickedness and lack of flavor.
There is still time for you. Apply the Limburger to the face and recite our mantra: "Oh great Velveeta, here our plea. Give us the strength to avoid non-binding foods. We worship your curds and whey and natural cheese food coloring and beg forgiveness for our non-cheesy transgressions...in Krafts name we pray, amen.".
There's room in this forum for your thread too.btownmeggy wrote:I thought about making this thread, but mine was going to have something to do with women's genitalia.
Colaalone wrote:I never saw the big deal about cheese. I mean I had alot of friends who had given their life to Velvetta, but I didn't think it was for me. I figured my good deeds alone were enough without the presence of cheese. When I was 10 I went to a cheese revival camp. My friend exposed me to the limitless power and grace of cheese. Before I knew it, I was down on my knees and bawling my eyes out as I covered my face in Limburger.Backglass wrote:Offensive?! How DARE you mock one of our holiest of holidays..."Stinky Cheese Face" day!benmor78 wrote:Not really. I guess, though, that for some people, expression of religious belief is as offensive as smelling like Limburger cheese. Makes a lot of sense.
The application of Limburger to the face is sacred to us as it proclaims to the world our devotion to the TRUE GOD, Velveeta and her son EZ-Cheese. YEAH for even tofu and tahini know they exist AND TREMBLE!
You too should pray to the great god Velveeta and her son EZ-Cheese by opening YOUR HEART (and mouth!) to receive her sweet creamy gifts. For it is SHE that gives us nachos and dip! Hallelujah! When I taste her I SHOUT and CRY OUT! And remember...it was her only son EZ-Cheese that gave us cheese on crackers through his initial processing and rebirth in aeresol form.
I pray that you TURN from your wicked ways NOW or on judgement day YOU will boil in the great fondue for ALL ETERNITY and serve the evil overlord Laughing Cow...who once was a real cheese but was CAST OUT due to his wickedness and lack of flavor.
There is still time for you. Apply the Limburger to the face and recite our mantra: "Oh great Velveeta, here our plea. Give us the strength to avoid non-binding foods. We worship your curds and whey and natural cheese food coloring and beg forgiveness for our non-cheesy transgressions...in Krafts name we pray, amen.".
Yours in Velvetta,
-Colaalone
Yes. Both the Catholics, and those that worship that classy, classy CHEESE!2dimes wrote:there's people where you work that don't wash their face for some religious reason? I seek knowlege on this.


They get a cross of ashes on their forehead on Ash Wednesday. I don't think prancing is necessarily any part of it, unless that's their normal bit.2dimes wrote:Ok so there's people that get that cross thing put on their head and prance around with it for a week or something?