Poop. Smelly ones too. But have no fear because if god is cookies then poop is god too.Do you turn the cookies you ate into poop, or does your gut flora?
So would flushing the loo be paying respect or does it mean you end up in hell?
Sorry Senyor, but it seems like this feature was dropped out the god package during the witch hunt. I'm afraid it's no longer part of any subscription.
@John K sorry m8, after I read this becoming pagan sounds like more fun
Hmmm. Tough question. It's probably a form of respect to other godly beings that also need to use the loo. Furthermore, the bacteria in the poop would be wonderfully reunited with the bacteria in the sewers. That's a lot of room for love. However, since god has been so deconstructed, there's probably no way of securing an affirmative statement from the maker.
They see me Frollo they hatin
This is so profound. This will launch me into introspection again. This has been on my mind for a very good while.
In Korean culture they speak about Cheukshin, don't look it up because you'll never dare to poop again
Pfffft. That doesn't scare me. Although this piece of data indicates how much Korean variety show you're probably watching.
LOL okay I've let this perpetuate long enough. Go create your fanboy thread. Give this thread back now to God.
The OP is officially dedders.
I don't have a relationship with God. I have relationships with people who do, or believe they do. Most of those whom I meet who talk about God seem to feel that I share in their beliefs and unless directly asked I do not discourage this. I respect them and would not presume to question their faith. My recently deceased brother-in-law, during a discussion a few years ago said "but you're an atheist..." a statement to which I took exception pointing out that since my late teens I have been claiming to be an agnostic. This only made it clear to me that in my family you are in or you are out.
I think what I have is a relationship with the void. It is sometimes a deep relationship, but not one that lends itself to words. The notion of "God", for me, has been perverted by the reality of suffering. Granted the "notion" is a tale that was incepted into me at a young age and then could not survive reality.
I expect nothing from the void and receive it in abundance
I think what I have is a relationship with the void. It is sometimes a deep relationship, but not one that lends itself to words. The notion of "God", for me, has been perverted by the reality of suffering. Granted the "notion" is a tale that was incepted into me at a young age and then could not survive reality.
I expect nothing from the void and receive it in abundance