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Category Archives: humor
Salvation Boulevard
This looks hilarious:
Posted in humor, music, religion
Tagged ed harris, greg kinnear, pearce brosnan, salvation boulevard
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Tim Minchin in Atlanta!
Finally finally finally Australian comedian/musician/skeptic/atheist Tim Minchin is coming to America. We have tickets to see his July 14th show in Atlanta, and we are stoked. If you’ve never heard of Minchin, just Google him or look on YouTube. Check … Continue reading
Yahoo Sponsored Links FAIL
From yesterday’s news:
Ascertain and Delineate
Here’s one of my favorite bits from one of my favorite TV shows:
Biblical Illiteracy in America
Here’s an amusing article from CNN discussing the appalling level of Biblical illiteracy in America, particularly among people who either should know better or claim to look to the Bible as the sole source of morality. This comes as no … Continue reading
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Harold Camping is flabbergasted
He’s also nonplussed, poleaxed, befuddled, confused, stunned, staggered, flummoxed and gobsmacked. Harold Camping, the 89-year-old nut-job/con-artist (pick one or both) is at a loss to explain why the Rapture didn’t occur on May 21st as “guaranteed.” Camping always knew that … Continue reading
Paris, Oddly Enough (Part 3: Walking It Off)
In the Third Century, during the late Roman Era, the Bishop of Paris was a fellow named Dionysius. Dionysius pissed off the local pagans (accounts vary: some say he denied the divinity of the Roman Emperor; others say the pagans … Continue reading
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Paris, Oddly Enough (Part 2: Ta Douleur)
Camille. She kind of France’s Lady Gaga, or something like that. Check out this clever music video (remember when they used to make music videos?) for her single “Ta douleur” (“Your pain”): I have no idea what she’s saying, but … Continue reading
Paris, Oddly Enough (Part 1: Gravedigger’s Delight)
By the time most of you read this, we will be on vacation in Paris (yes, France). We’re going low-tech, which means we’ll be off-the-grid for a few days. However, through the miracle of modern technology, I’ve prepared a series … Continue reading
Podcast #120 – 20th Century Twain
We present “20th Century Twain: Mark Twain’s Final Years and Freethought Legacy,” John’s presentation on March 20th to the Humanists of Georgia. It’s a discussion of the last 10 years of Mark Twain’s life, and a look at some of … Continue reading