Posts Tagged ‘ religion ’

Partly Cloudy

May 9, 2012
By Eric Hetvile

When reading or listening to someone speak, it is often difficult to know if the person is full of shit. Luckily there is one phrase which, when preceding a statement, indicates without fail that...

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The Catholic Coffee Snob

April 11, 2012
By Kathy Minicozzi

This is for all of you caffeinated Catholics out there who still go to Confes … er, the Sacrament of Reconciliation. Warning:  This is only for those who are reckless enough to make suggestions to...

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The God of the Hunger Games

March 29, 2012
By Eric Hetvile

The Hunger Games has been blowing away box office records and details the struggles of a dystopian future world of Panem – where teens are made to fight to the death by an oppressive...

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Celebrate President’s Day with a Valentine in Your Heart

February 20, 2012
By Charlie Kazfranco
Celebrate President’s Day with a Valentine in Your Heart

President’s Day reminds me of Valentine’s Day, so I celebrate Reagan and Bush. They were America’s best lovers. They fucked the country the hardest.   Charlie KazfrancoAccustomed to there never being a clean spork...

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Who is Missing?

February 16, 2012
By Stephanie Queen
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  At a House Oversight Committee Hearing, House GOP members convened a panel to discuss denying insurance coverage and access to birth control . The panel consisted of five men and NO women.  So,...

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Pope in Peril?

February 10, 2012
By Stephanie Queen

The European media is reporting that there is a plot to assassinate the Pope in 2012.  Church officials have denounced the report as untrue.  However, according to the same media report, the Church has...

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Starbucks under the Attack of God?

February 4, 2012
By Stephanie Queen

The Evangelicals are so busy lately.  First, they got Lowe’s to drop advertising on the show, All-American Muslim, because let’s face it; every Muslim according to them is a terrorist waiting to happen. Then...

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Being Catholic is Good for the Brain

January 3, 2012
By Kathy Minicozzi

They say that the more you exercise the memory functions of your brain the better it works.  This is otherwise known as “Use It or Lose It.”  If this is true, it is a...

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God’s Thundering Approval?

December 8, 2011
By Stephanie Queen

During a recent visit to the Jim Bakker show, evangelist Rick Joyner, who says he loves homosexuals but feels it’s important to tell them they are going to hell, and Bakker were not at...

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The Goldfish Who Changed the World

October 7, 2011
By Kevin Woolery

It was a dark and stormy night, and in a particular house on Maple Street, there lived a tiny little goldfish named Herman. Herman was home alone while his owners were at a special...

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