Struan shared with us a University project he was part of. Easily one of the creepiest things I’ve seen in a while, well done.
Struan shared with us a University project he was part of. Easily one of the creepiest things I’ve seen in a while, well done.
Recently at the Brisbane International Airport to fly out on holiday to the USA I was idly browsing the Airport touchscreen directory and thought I would share with you a curious observation. I can only conclude that the 4th symbol is the wheel of a pirate ship and that Pastafarianism is officially recognized by the Brisbane Airport Corporation.
-Simon
Only a few minutes later, Zlatko sent me this picture of the FSM at Dubai International Airport:
Very interesting.
Chris Heerschap was nice enough to share these photos with us:
I’m not sure if you’ve ever heard of the 24 hours of LeMons, but it’s a car race for cars of $500 or less. Most all of the cars have some sort of theme, and my friends who entered my old car agreed on a FSM theme. I though it was cool until I saw the car, at which point I realized it was truly divine:
And another FSM themed car? What a great event.
This particular race took place in Summit Point, WV. – part of a series ranging across the country.
This article at detnews has a pretty good explanation of what this race series is about.
With 23 events around the United States in 2010, this amateur series offers wheel-to-wheel competition, with all the burning cars and hot tempers found at professional races. The hitch is that no vehicle can cost more than $500. This is a race of clunkers.
LeMons, a play on the famous 24 hours of Le Mans in France (Lemons, get it?), is open to any would-be-racer/imbecile with the gumption to put together a junker and a team.
Sounds like a good time.
So guys, this was a common party here in Brazil when I saw him, the all mighty FSM and I decided to take a picture and send to you guys.
-Cassinho
Eric Jones spotted the FSM and crew at Fremont’s Summer Solstice Parade. Amazing!
And a video… looks like some sacred religious act happening:
The Seattle Atheists were behind this display. Awesome work, guys.
Eric has more pictures and videos of the show on his blog.
I was at the Touchdown Jesus the DAY BEFORE it was destroyed. I took some pics. When I looked at this one, I was amazed by what I saw in the clouds.
-Scott
I was amused by the satire, appalled by the Kansas School Board and think the hatemail is priceless but I wasn’t connected UNTIL….Carnivale in Rio and HIS/HER NOODLY GOODNESS WAS THERE (and I wish I was closer than a photo).
Cheers
James
From prominent father of evolutionary biology, Ernst Haeckel: a work entitled Astro-Jellyfish was most certainly inspired by Him.
-Mike O.
Baltimore, MD
I was looking at a Cthulhu related webcomic (The Unspeakable Vault) When I found this! Apparently the FSM is delicious to Elder Gods!
-Saint Fnordius
Very recently a comic in Japan published a story about a bizarre cult that ended in the creation of His (actually Her) Noodleyness. While comics there are full of tentacled monsters, the details are too exact to be anything but a call out. "It looks like spaghetti", inexplicably flying away with meaty balls, the cult god. I was thrilled that FSM has crossed cultural borders.
-Carly
I can confirm that the FSM has been making the rounds. The Gospel was released in Japan some time ago. I’ve been receiving emails from our neighbors across the Pacific regularly.