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[tu_holmes]

Distended belly from having a baby of peace.

[Pandemic]

[visualizeperfection]

Distended belly from having a baby of peace.

would you still procure the corn?

[Pandemic]

[tu_holmes]

would you still procure the corn?

I would, in fact, "appropriate" the corn.

[visualizeperfection]

I would, in fact, "appropriate" the corn.

Would you utilize the corn to make an old fashioned necklace, something like the chumash indian would of designed?

[Pandemic]

I would, in fact, "appropriate" the corn.

Would you glue said corn to a piece of construction paper, arranged in a pleasing pattern, and place the artwork on your refridgerator?

[tu_holmes]

Would you utilize the corn to make an old fashioned necklace, something like the chumash indian would of designed?

Would you glue said corn to a piece of construction paper, arranged in a pleasing pattern, and place the artwork on your refridgerator?

I would put the corn to use by creating a christmas ornament and placing it at predominant location on the tree each year.

[visualizeperfection]

I would put the corn to use by creating a christmas ornament and placing it at predominant location on the tree each year.

would you ever consider purchasing a rhinestone jacket, and replacing the rhinestones with kernels?

[tu_holmes]

would you ever consider purchasing a rhinestone jacket, and replacing the rhinestones with kernels?

I have and not and will not wear a rhinestone jacket.

[visualizeperfection]

I have and not and will not wear a rhinestone jacket.

Its called a kernel jacket at that point.

[tu_holmes]

Its called a kernel jacket at that point.

Still, that's just taking it too far.

[Pandemic]

Would you take the kernels and place them on a fancy hat, and name yourself "King of the Harvest"?

[DroppingPlates]

Clearly Parkinson, would not hit.

[DroppingPlates]

except maybe climbing all those fucking steps 

...and the most efficient route to the ocean.

[240 is Back]

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[DroppingPlates]

 

"A Satanist statue cast in bronze is just months away from completion, and activists hope that it will find a home on the lawn of the Oklahoma State Capitol. Ultimately, the statue — which features the seven-foot tall, horned figure of Baphomet fawned upon by two exultant children — is intended to stand directly next to a highly controversial monument of the ten commandments that was donated by a state legislator in 2012 and subsequently placed on the grounds of the Capitol.

The Baphomet figure, complete with a goat head, angel wings, and a beard, comes from a recently-formed New York group identifying as The Satanic Temple, which raised over $28,000 on Indiegogo earlier this year to commission a sculptor and create the piece. Satanic Temple spokesperson Lucian Greaves tells ABC News that the statue is a symbol to "celebrate our progress as a pluralistic nation founded on secular law."

We're just now getting our first look at the what the statue will look like, thanks to images of the mold released by The Satanic Temple this week. Unfortunately for the group's activist aims, there hasn't been much progress on securing a spot for the statue at the Capitol in Oklahoma, one of the most Christian states in the US. The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) is currently challenging the ten commandments statue in court on grounds that it violates the Constitution's "establishment clause" against a national religion, and Oklahoma has prohibited applications for additional statues pending the completion of that case.

Greaves has made it clear that the group would no longer petition to have the statue installed should the ten commandments monument be removed, but he isn't concerned about finding somewhere else to place the statue should they fail to get permission in Oklahoma. "There are no shortage of public locations across the US where religious monuments await a contrasting voice," he tells Vice, which first published photos of the statue. And they're prepared should demonstrators destroy the statue: they're holding onto the cast and plan to take out an insurance policy on the statue."

http://www.theverge.com/2014/5/3/5678782/satanic-group-reveals-crowdfunded-monument-for-oklahoma-state-capitol

[240 is Back]

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[Wiggs]

Know that if I'm ever in town I'll will destroy this abomination and gladly go to jail and be branded a hero and marauder to my people.

[The Ugly]

Know that if I'm ever in town I'll will destroy this abomination and gladly go to jail and be branded a hero and marauder to my people.

Oklahoma, of all places. The Bible Belt. Odd, no? I'd spray a red SLAYER logo on it, problem solved.

[DroppingPlates]

Know that if I'm ever in town I'll will destroy this abomination and gladly go to jail and be branded a hero and marauder to my people.

It tells me that you're an easily offended person, a typical Christian of peace...

[avxo]

Know that if I'm ever in town I'll will destroy this abomination and gladly go to jail and be branded a hero and marauder to my people.

Except the only thing you'd be branded as would be "African AmericanHe-bro vandal" on the local nightly news. I am curious about one thing though; why does the statue bother you, and if it displeases your imaginary friend why doesn't he destroy it, so you can stay on your futon and continue getting stoned, instead of going to jail and getting pounded?

[tu_holmes]

Inanimate objects do not offend me.

I do not worship any idol, so why would I care?

Why does it offend you so Wiggins?

[DroppingPlates]

Inanimate objects do not offend me.

I do not worship any idol, so why would I care?

Why does it offend you so Wiggins?

Maybe he's Facebook friends with Jeebus Crust?

[freespirit]

Know that if I'm ever in town I'll will destroy this abomination and gladly go to jail and be branded a hero and marauder to my people.