Niko Alm of Austria argued that as a member of the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster he was required to wear the "religious headgear." After asking him to submit to a mental exam, Austria relented and issued his license:
Austrian Man Wins Right To Wear Pasta Strainer In License Photo : The Two-Way : NPR
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Well, I do feel closer to God when I eat spaghetti...
Cheese be upon us.
I bet he's pretty pleased with himself.
Haha I was that religion in the sixth grade. People are soooo mature.
Condescend much? It's still awesome.Quote:
Originally Posted by dakotahnok
Justified.Quote:
Originally Posted by Omnis Dei
Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster huh?
The real monsters are the humans.
I like it when it rains,
then no one can see me cry...
Glory to His Noodliness
YesQuote:
Originally Posted by Omnis Dei
The satirical nature upon which the church was founded will eventually be forgotten. In a few hundred years.. the monkeys will be worshipping a flying spaghetti monster.. but having faith that he truly does exist.
Makes about as much sense as other religions so I say good for him, keep fighting the good fight.
@ Jeff: Lmao.
Actually if it's anything like polytheism monkeys will have their own unique religion and will look down at us for our primitive FSM that they do not understand the meaning behind.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeff777
meh, not a huge fan of spaghetti. in the words of the late Mitch Hedberg: "I can't eat spaghetti, there's too many of them. No matter how hungry I am, 1000 of something is too many."
I applaud his dedication. Three years? Dang. @___@
Either I'm senile or he was talking about rice.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tavasion
I laughed my arse off.
What a god damned champion.
This is awesome.