Christian Food Products

http://www.christian-promotions.com/Bible/4406834.jpg

Bible fortune cookies! How... obvious.

btw yeah I can see the nabs last name thing to eth.

too. dammit.

I always thought Boxing Day was kinda part of Christmas, hence the boxes and not the St. Stephen stuff

― padgett?padgett (nabisco), Wednesday, March 4, 2009 4:46 PM (1 hour ago) Bookmark Suggest Ban Permalink

we need to get ☪ to settle this ramadan stuff

i don't know anything about boxing day, but eid-ul-fitr is the first day of the month after ramadan. meant to celebrate the end of ramadan.

its the raddest muslim holiday ime, at least in se asia

not that ive experienced it in se asia but i watched a pbs special about it once

irish catholic

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_0DySLTT4PWo/SX-3tIgjM3I/AAAAAAAAFA0/w4iTKUv4xrc/s320/drink.jpg

Jesus looks like he's had a bad weekend in the ice reflection

Or is that just the soul of someone who touched oneself? hard to tell.

http://jezebel.com/one-of-englands-most-recent-religious-debates-concerns-1794789406?utm_campaign=socialfow_jezebel_twitter&utm_source=jezebel_twitter&utm_medium=socialflow

“England might be a major producer of asparagus, and the Vale of Evesham might be hosting the world famous Asparagus Festival, but where exactly does this stop? Would the Church of England permit a man dressed up as a baked bean to process behind a Heinz tin of the things, and sanctify the mummery with a facade of thanksgiving? And why only adoration of asparagus? Where’s the sprout liturgy, or equality for mushrooms? Would the Dean really permit a walking fungus to participate in an act of divine worship?”