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sara farr wrote:What do they do with the bibles when they've traded?
mpbrockman wrote:sara farr wrote:What do they do with the bibles when they've traded?
Read the Song of Solomon and touch themselves.
Sorry, couldn't resist.
valetoile wrote:A group Roy and Kareem were in in college, the Knighthood of BUH, did this years ago. Before those fellows had heard of improv.
http://studentorgs.utexas.edu/buh/bibleporn.html
valetoile wrote:A group Roy and Kareem were in in college, the Knighthood of BUH, did this years ago. Before those fellows had heard of improv.
http://studentorgs.utexas.edu/buh/bibleporn.html
madeline wrote:i average 40, and like, a billion grains?
shando wrote:valetoile wrote:A group Roy and Kareem were in in college, the Knighthood of BUH, did this years ago. Before those fellows had heard of improv.
http://studentorgs.utexas.edu/buh/bibleporn.html
Heh, look at this old photo I found over there of Roy with some long ass hair.
Of course, I had hair about this time, too.
Roy Janik wrote:shando wrote:valetoile wrote:A group Roy and Kareem were in in college, the Knighthood of BUH, did this years ago. Before those fellows had heard of improv.
http://studentorgs.utexas.edu/buh/bibleporn.html
Heh, look at this old photo I found over there of Roy with some long ass hair.
Of course, I had hair about this time, too.
For better or for worse, that groups credits BUH with the idea here: http://atheistagendautsa.blogspot.com/
As for the hair, it was around that long for most of 1994 through like 2001. And that hat, or one like it, was usually involved.
Jordan, I have video somewhere of one of the BUH events where we walk by the Jury lying on the ground, holding flyers up in the air. Of course, I didn't know any of you guys, or even what improv was, back then.
sara farr wrote:What do they do with the bibles when they've traded
Spots wrote:I guess it's too much to ask for Biblical reenactments in Porn. The pizza delivery routine gets a little tiring.
PyroDan wrote:While I laugh at the thought of this, it doesn't really promote a sincere idea in atheism, only distaste for religion.
Spots wrote:PyroDan wrote:While I laugh at the thought of this, it doesn't really promote a sincere idea in atheism, only distaste for religion.
@Dan: It's definitely more of a middle finger than a "follow me" sort of approach. I see those atheists on TV all the time just sitting there smug and calling their Christian viewers idiots. I don't know about you, but I never went through that experience on my path to atheism.
It had more to do with self discovery.
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