Religionists - If Your Deity Was Proven To Be Unreal, How Would You React?

[curtsibling]

@monkspider:

I see you belong to the Ben Kenobi school of comedy.

Please go back to it.

[monkspider]

Moreover, modern cream soda largely tends to lack that creamy, vanilla taste that it once did.

Various Red Cream sodas are right out.

-Curt sibling
Go back to the dungeons of steel. They are unreal, after all.

[monkspider]

So is anyone else getting Lost in Translation on DVD? It just came out today.

[lord of the mark]

Originally posted by monkspider
IBC cream soda is good, but over-priced. The best cream soda is Shasta IMO.

This is totally relevant to this thread.

First of all the best Cream soda is Dr. Browns. Dr. Browns also makes Cel-Ray soda, which goes very well with kosher salami.

When my mom got Cream soda, it was Hoffmans, which was another local New York bottler, ISTR.

Cream soda is something nostalgic, a tradition - yet as a New York Jew, i must reflect that its not something they had in Eastern Europe. Tradition evolves. Change and eternity. Change undermining eternity, yet eternity providing a context for change. The life of the people, as a people. Its wanderings. Its struggles. Peoplehood and personal memory.

[Jon Miller]

Originally posted by monkspider
Moreover, modern cream soda largely tends to lack that creamy, vanilla taste that it once did.

Various Red Cream sodas are right out.

-Curt sibling
Go back to the dungeons of steel. They are unreal, after all.

you should try out the creme soda from natural brew

it is great (so is Henry Wiendharts)
Jon Miller

[lord of the mark]

Originally posted by curtsibling
@monkspider:

I see you belong to the Ben Kenobi school of comedy.

Please go back to it.

why would you think comedy inappropriate??? And why would discussions of eating be inappropriate???

[lord of the mark]

Originally posted by Jon Miller


you should try out the creme soda from natural brew

it is great (so is Henry Wiendharts)
Jon Miller

Is it kosher?

[Jon Miller]

shasta is good, I really like their rasberry creme (And strawberry kiwi)

IBC is also good

JOn miller

[curtsibling]

I see all-out dementia has set in.

Well, this perfectly illustates the mental abilities of the classic online religionist.

Faced with a rationale they find distasteful, they devolve into spam and foolishness.

Keep it up chaps, you are showing your true intellectual character.

[DaShi]

Originally posted by curtsibling
Can you gentlemen continue this sword fight on another thread?

Yeah! This is curt's jackoff thread!

[Jon Miller]

people should read Soldier, Ask Not by Dickson

and I would continue to beleive in my God no matter what

JOn Miller

[Jon Miller]

Originally posted by lord of the mark


Is it kosher?

not sure

I don't know all the rules for Kosher (only the no meat and dairy one or whatever it is)

it is pop, is some pop not kosher?

JOn Miller

[Japher]

What if you were to find out Ming and rah did not exist?

[curtsibling]

Originally posted by DaShi


Yeah! This is curt's jackoff thread!

More like "Curt's fend off the spam-clowns thread"...

[lord of the mark]

Originally posted by Jon Miller


not sure

I don't know all the rules for Kosher (only the no meat and dairy one or whatever it is)

it is pop, is some pop not kosher?

JOn Miller

(most) Orthodox jews will only eat commercially processed food if its certified kosher by a rabbi, even if its unrealistic to think it might have had a non-kosher ingredient. Im not so strict(like most Conservative and a few Orthodox Jews) , and would drink a non-certified beverage, but when there is a wide availbality of certified Kosher alternatives for the same food, im not inclined to buy the non-kosher alternative.