Re: Feaster

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Easter and Good Friday are all a celebration of the transmutation of Jewish dietary laws into their modern equivalents.


Posted by: Cryptic ned | Link to this comment | 04- 8-12 8:03 PM
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And away we go....


Posted by: OPINIONATED THEOLOGIANS | Link to this comment | 04- 8-12 8:05 PM
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Behold, TFA, so tenderly roasted.


Posted by: Bave | Link to this comment | 04- 8-12 8:08 PM
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It's okay to serve him; he was cursed.


Posted by: Eggplant | Link to this comment | 04- 8-12 8:19 PM
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There's that totally sweet passage* in Acts where Peter sees the big blanket full of tasty meat and God is all "go for it, POBAD from now on."

*paraphrase


Posted by: Robert Halford | Link to this comment | 04- 8-12 8:43 PM
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I drove to Richmond today

Hmmmm...


Posted by: teofilo | Link to this comment | 04- 8-12 8:44 PM
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IIRC, God's instructions to Peter are literally something like "go forth Peter, kill and eat.". So awesome.


Posted by: Robert Halford | Link to this comment | 04- 8-12 8:46 PM
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We went to a seder last night, and for the first time I noticed the part where you are BOUND BY GOD to eat ALL THE MEAT. That's really great. Thanks, god!


Posted by: Sifu Tweety | Link to this comment | 04- 8-12 8:53 PM
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ESPECIALLY THE LIONS


Posted by: GOD | Link to this comment | 04- 8-12 8:55 PM
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I'm in!


Posted by: Sifu Tweety | Link to this comment | 04- 8-12 8:56 PM
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Is there some charitable or otherwise non-wasteful cause eleven bottles and five cans of beer can be put to? I have it left over from a party, I have a rule against drinking alone, and I don't have any other dos to which I could bring them coming anytime soon.

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Posted by: Minivet | Link to this comment | 04- 8-12 10:02 PM
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Eating lamb on Easter (from other thread!) is...is...like that holiday where atheists eat nothing. Yom Kippur.


Posted by: Mister Smearcase | Link to this comment | 04- 8-12 10:10 PM
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11: Cook lots of things with beer in them? Chili, cheese soup with beer... I'm out of things.


Posted by: Blume | Link to this comment | 04- 9-12 3:25 AM
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Carbonnade. Belgian beer is obvs best, but anything other than lager will do if it's what you've got.


Posted by: chris y | Link to this comment | 04- 9-12 4:15 AM
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6:

I did not have the link in 6 in mind when I suggested that Unfogged come to Richmond.


Posted by: will | Link to this comment | 04- 9-12 4:50 AM
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3: Lamb is delicious, so stop thinking about that. I went to a hotel brunch yesterday and stuffed myself to bursting. I tried to maximize my consumption of expensive foods since it was all-inclusive. I ate more oysters than was probably fair and skipped all the bread.


Posted by: Bostoniangirl | Link to this comment | 04- 9-12 4:56 AM
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it's a shibboleth.

he who eats the ham is a Christian. he who refuses the ham is an unbeliever.

once the determination has been made, proceed as appropriate.


Posted by: cleek | Link to this comment | 04- 9-12 4:56 AM
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6: No fair doing cross-thread low-hangng fruit while I'm asleep Nice one, teo!

I will note that in the thread linked by Bave in 3 (Easter last year), his comment followed Stanley mentioning the same thing about ham in comments. And then later in the thread Stanley related a story about a different transportation-oriented term for a sexual activity.

First as comments, then as front-page posts. Not that that means the blog is over or anything. Who's the smartest person you ever had Easter dinner/passover with? What was their salary?


Posted by: JP Stormcrow | Link to this comment | 04- 9-12 5:40 AM
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Who's the smartest person you ever had Easter dinner/passover with? What was their salary?

JESUS AND ZERO


Posted by: OPINIONATED GRANDMA | Link to this comment | 04- 9-12 5:46 AM
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What were his SATs?


Posted by: JP Stormcrow | Link to this comment | 04- 9-12 6:08 AM
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What were his SATs?

Probably pretty good. He's on record as winning a viva voce debate with tenured faculty at the age of 12.


Posted by: chris y | Link to this comment | 04- 9-12 6:16 AM
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After posting that I recalled that the Monty Python Bok (I think--can't find our copy) had a secondary school report for Jesus (or maybe it was God). He got mixed reviews as I recall. Low in Theology ("Keeps saying he was misquoted") and Geology, but top marks in Latin ("Quite the best student I've ever had").


Posted by: JP Stormcrow | Link to this comment | 04- 9-12 6:58 AM
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20: I think you mean "His SATs."

22: Derek Bok was in Monty Python? Man, they really broke the mold when they made that university president.


Posted by: Flippanter | Link to this comment | 04- 9-12 8:00 AM
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1, 2: This, no? Sadly, did not prove to be the winning argument when trying to convince a nun in Sunday school there's nothing wrong with oral sex.


Posted by: harry the stiff sod | Link to this comment | 04- 9-12 8:25 AM
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23.2: The Bok also known as Tits 'n Bums: A weekly look at church architecture.


Posted by: JP Stormcrow | Link to this comment | 04- 9-12 9:46 AM
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