The Great Tantra Challenge

[arthwollipot]

Has anyone posted this already?

http://www.rationalistinternational.net/article/2008/20080310/en_1.html

This is an epic fail if ever there was one.

[Sasha]

I like this:

"Only seven more minutes before midnight, the tantrik decided to use his ultimate weapon: the clod of wheat flour dough."

Oh nooooooo!!! Not The Clod of Wheat Flour Dough!!! :eek:

[Mister Earl]

To use the terminology frequented by my friends at Fark, this was an "Epic Fail".

[fingersmith]

To use the terminology frequented by my friends at Fark, this was an "Epic Fail".

I think you'll find the OP has already dubbed it so, but you're right Pandit Surinder Sharma was certainly pwned!

[schlitt]

Every misfortune from now on in the presenters life, is going to be blamed on this event, by believers.

Oh well, it is pretty funny. :)

[Gord_in_Toronto]

In answer to the question in the OP. "Yes", there is another thread on the Forum that was posted yesterday.

[ObscureReferenceMan]

I'm surprised the tantrik didn't counter with a "negative vibrations" retort. :con2:

[dogjones]

I love this - I can just imagine the guy gesticulating more and more wildly. People are a funny lot are they not.

[Moochie]

I like this:

"Only seven more minutes before midnight, the tantrik decided to use his ultimate weapon: the clod of wheat flour dough."

Oh nooooooo!!! Not The Clod of Wheat Flour Dough!!! :eek:

Yeah, I thought the "the tantrik decided to use his ultimate weapon: the clod of wheat flour dough" line was priceless. Good on all concerned for doing this.

M.