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Comment #162395 by themadlolscientist on April 16, 2008 at 9:11 pm

=ZOMGZROFLMAO= =gasp= Gimme some =choke= oxygen!

Where can I get one of those light saber chalises to smight and vanquish mine enemies?

From the Unitarians, maybe? They light a chalice at the beginning of their services.

Comment #148764 by themadlolscientist on March 23, 2008 at 9:40 pm

"What was he afraid of? What did he think PZ would do, open fire with a Kalashnikov?"

It seems the old adage about the pen and the sword has just been updated - with a vengeance - for the 21st century:

The blog is mightier than the Kalashnikov.

"Give the creationists a choice: their god or another yet unknown god."

Like the old lady said: "Young man, it's turtles all the way down!"

Or maybe it's really Privy Seals all the way down. Who knows?

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