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Post by Tamrin on Jul 12, 2008 10:12:38 GMT 10
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Post by jmd on Jul 12, 2008 14:56:29 GMT 10
WOW - when I zoomed in, look at the detail unmasked!!!
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Post by Tamrin on Aug 2, 2008 9:56:44 GMT 10
The Flying Spaghetti Monster was recorded in prehistoric rock art (OK, one is just a piece of toast), scrolls and on ancient pottery. S/He became confused in Greek legends with the Kraken and with the head of Medusa (it is in fact the Flying Spaghetti Monster which Athena bears on her shield). S/He was worshipped in King Solomon's Temple as the "Cloud upon the Sanctuary." Later S/He was the 'head' the Knights Templar are said to have venerated as Baphomet (some confusion has crept in here as 'Baphomet' is more accurately the delicious pasta sauce which drips from the God). When the Order was dissolved, it was S/He who commanded the knights to turn to piracy, as David Hatcher Childress described in his book, Pirates & the Lost Templar Fleet: The Secret Naval War Between the Knights Templar & the Vatican. The most famous of these Templar pirates was Noodle Beard (illustrated below). This is why, in some rituals, the newly raised Master Mason is told he [or she] is now, " a brother to pirates and corsairs" ( J.J. Robinson, Born in Blood, p.166). Having betrayed these secrets, my fate is now to be boiled in salted water until al dente, drained, smothered in meatballs and Baphomet sauce, and served to the Brethren as the main course in a true Pasterfarian Eucharist.
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Post by maximus on Aug 3, 2008 11:43:49 GMT 10
And a right tasty repast I'm sure you'll be, Brother. Especially with freshly grated parmesian. ;D
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Post by Tamrin on Sept 19, 2008 7:22:28 GMT 10
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