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Bufo Caminus Inedibilis
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Give it a rest, Fred!
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Penultimate Amazing
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Hell, dynamiting fish in a barrel is more challenging. - Ladewig I suspect you are a sandwich, metaphorically speaking. -Donn And a shot rang out. Now Space is doing time... -Ben Burch You built the toilet - don't complain when people crap in it. _Kid Eager |
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Join Date: Jun 2004
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I'm glad he doesn't find anything wrong with celebrating other people's deaths. When he dies (I'm predicting stabbed in the groin by a trannie hooker he tries to cheat) I'm going to throw a party. There will be beer, and pizza, and those soft pretzels you heat up in the oven, and a make-your-own sundae buffet. And a marathon of John Waters movies.
Whoa. That sounds pretty cool. Maybe he'll die soon, and I can have it as a Halloween party. |
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Critical Thinker
Join Date: May 2005
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I hope I'm in Kansas when they have his funeral. Oh yes.
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"Maybe Republicans - like Democrats, like blacks and gays and servicemen and soccer moms and 30-somethings - are not some monolithic force, marching in lockstep to the cadence of their drill sergeant?" -BPSCG "What can be asserted without evidence can also be dismissed without evidence." - Christpher Hitchens |
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Critical Thinker
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Fred's from Kansas
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"Maybe Republicans - like Democrats, like blacks and gays and servicemen and soccer moms and 30-somethings - are not some monolithic force, marching in lockstep to the cadence of their drill sergeant?" -BPSCG "What can be asserted without evidence can also be dismissed without evidence." - Christpher Hitchens |
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Critical Thinker
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Just drive by with air horns, poppers, and other fireworks.
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"Maybe Republicans - like Democrats, like blacks and gays and servicemen and soccer moms and 30-somethings - are not some monolithic force, marching in lockstep to the cadence of their drill sergeant?" -BPSCG "What can be asserted without evidence can also be dismissed without evidence." - Christpher Hitchens |
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Critical Thinker
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I never thought about it before, but now that you mention it, I'm really looking forward to him kicking the bucket.
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"Maybe Republicans - like Democrats, like blacks and gays and servicemen and soccer moms and 30-somethings - are not some monolithic force, marching in lockstep to the cadence of their drill sergeant?" -BPSCG "What can be asserted without evidence can also be dismissed without evidence." - Christpher Hitchens |
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Bufo Caminus Inedibilis
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It's like the Klan without the hoods, which would actually make them dumber!
But at first, I immediately thought of this Fred: http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/23296404/ A completely different kind of crazy. |
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Ask yourself where Fred gets his permission to hate!
Oooooh the B-I-B-L-E Its the only book for me, And the only book for me, Is the B-I-B-L-E (A song my parents used to sing to me) |
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Jimmygun I have been referred to as a non-believer. I prefer the term 'Non-pretender' |
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I reckon there should be a big, noisy picket of his funeral by everyone he has thought obnoxious to date. Which means the whole human race plus most intelligent animals, at last count.
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Yes, that one.
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Fred Phelps brings us all together, even fundies.
He has managed to make everybody hate him. |
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You're wrong. Santa Claus loves him. In a special Santa Claus way. In the grocery store. With vacuum cleaner attachments. We may not recognize that sort of violence as love, but Santa does. And in the end, who are we to judge Santa Clause? He has powers, and that sets him apart.
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Well, it does take some talent to make strong ateists and religious fundamentalists agree on that you're an idiot. Unfortunately for Fred, the talent is completely useless unless you have a amazing machine that turns hatred and cynical comments into chicken nuggets.
If this guy and his friends actually turns up in Sweden, we'll have a welcoming committee, trust me. |
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Penultimate Amazing
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"Baseball is a philosophy. The primordial ooze that once ruled our world has been captured in perpetual motion. Baseball is the moment. Its ever changing patterns are hypnotizing yet invigorating. Baseball is an art form. Classic and at the same time...progressive. Baseball is pre-historic and post-modern. Baseball is here to stay." (Stolen from the side of a lava lamp box, and modified slightly) |
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Erk, monkey. Just...erk.
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"Man would have been too happy, if, limiting himself to the visible objects which interested him, he had employed, to perfect his real sciences, his laws, his morals, his education, one half-the efforts he has put into his researches on the Divinity" -Percy Bysshe Shelley, The Necessity of Atheism |
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Muse
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Papa FunkosophyJoin Date: May 2002
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I am intirely hip to doing an ironic protest of Phelps' funeral. I'm sure I could talk my wife into it.
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Critical Thinker
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No, we're going to demand that all his followers understand the feelings of betrayal and frustration that the families, at the funerals they've protested, feel.
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"Maybe Republicans - like Democrats, like blacks and gays and servicemen and soccer moms and 30-somethings - are not some monolithic force, marching in lockstep to the cadence of their drill sergeant?" -BPSCG "What can be asserted without evidence can also be dismissed without evidence." - Christpher Hitchens |
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Bufo Caminus Inedibilis
Join Date: Nov 2002
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I've mentioned this before, but....
My son, Chris, was coming home from rugby practice one day, and the Phelpsies were out in force in Ellensburg, WA. One of them jumped in front of his car, waving a "GOD HATES FAGS" sign in front of him. Chris gunned the engine. The Phelpsies split. I don't recall the actual incident, but I believe it was during a serviceman's funeral. And my oldest son, James, was in the Gulf at the time. I'm personally not going to waste my time protesting. I'm going to bring a tank truck filled with urine and manure, and I'm going to hook up a trash pump to the outlet. From there, I'm going to spray the church, it's parking lot, and the Phelpsies with that sludge, because that's exactly what Fred Phelps and his band of hateful cowards have been doing to military families and gays for years. |
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If, for any reason, I can't be there to witness, please, oh please, have video - from several angles if possible.
The day ole' snarly Phelps dies, I will be having the biggest celebration since one of my friend's birthdays involved male strippers and $1000 bottles of wine and champaign and, of course, an orgy afterwards. You must have an orgy as a proper send off for the b^st^rd! |
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The wikipedia article gives a worrying amount of background information on Fred Phelps
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fred_Phelps |
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Muse
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Why does this guy get so much press? He's just a pathetic nutjob, although a very harmful one.
I know a sort of blended polyamorous family in Kansas, and I like to think they cancel him out to some extent. |
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Papa FunkosophyJoin Date: May 2002
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I think there wil lbe a long line of people waiting to able to p.... on his grave - I recall a few peolpe anouncing they were looking forward to this.
I do think I could come up with nastier ideas still, though ... Rasmus. |
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Thing is, you don't want to come off nastier and slimier than Fred Phelps - which, as it may be, would be very difficult to accomplish. The retribution should be dignified but make the point clear. On the other hand, making every person at his funeral painfully feel what he has imparted to so many others would at least fulfill the second criteria.
I'm thinking that absconding his body and tying it to a fence in a pasture for the scavengers to pick at would be poetic justice without vigilantism (that is as compared to doing it while he's still wheezing..er..breathing). |
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Philosopher
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I have absolutely no idea how one could out-do him, really.
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Bufo Caminus Inedibilis
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Sorry. I think of Matthew Shepherd, crucified on a barbed wire fence for nothing more than doing what any other kid would be doing on a Saturday night, and I'm reminded of what that f***head Phelps said about God being happy that Shepherd is dead.
I'd rather see him end his life as Buzzard Chow. Sorry. |
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