Reader M.L. called my attention to the website and comic strip The Atheist Pig, a collection of writings and cartoons that, as in this this strip from October of last year, can be quite amusing—and on the mark:
Blessed are the cheesemakers
January 24, 2013 • 5:34 am
Interesting comic
May the Cheese be with you …
David Willis’ “It’s Walky” has an near omnipotent Cheese (definitely closer to a person than a mass), just saying.
Go ahead. Prove cheese.
To paraphrase Samuel Johnson, “I prove it THUS.”
Photoshopped
Cheese is not mentioned in the bible so it doesn’t exist.
What about the Baby Cheeses?
There use to be a shop/restaurant in the Evansville mall, Sweet Baby Cheeses. Sadly, it’s closed now.
Except that the Valley of the Cheese-makers is in Jerusalem; unconscious accommodationism, I think.
http://www.openbible.info/topics/cheese
Cheese whiz.
Reblogged this on WonsdrousWorld and commented:
Not endorsement. Just like the humour
Persia doesn’t endorse cheese Winslie ? 🙂
Praise Cheeses.
As Mo said, having cleared up the kitchen after he’d accidentally knocked a plate of a combined mixture of Stilton and Cheshire onto the floor:
“Cheeses swept.”
And what are we to make of Monty Python’s “Cheese Shop” sketch? Morality tale? Moral relativism? Lunacy? This is eeriely unknowable… 🙂
P.
Here’s the original J & M for “Cheeses swept”
Thanks for introducing me to the PIG.
It’s not meant to be taken literally. It refers to any manufacturers of dairy products.
Cheeseus Chris,t three cheeses in one, the holey Swiss Cheese god, I could go on?
Please don’t. I camembert it.
Same here, I Gouda go!
You’re driving me emmental, edam it!
And of course – What is the favourite cheese of members of the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster(bless his holy noodliness)in full pirate regalia?
chedd ARRRRRR
I think there can be holes in that argument.
And like any really fine cheese, the older it gets the worse it smells.
Even cheese has its ecclesiatical hierarchy. Yea, verily I say unto thee, the Lord Cheeses said, “Let there be Stinking Bishop.”
Another interesting subject from the same site: http://www.theatheistpig.com/2013/01/04/chimpanzee-to-set-off-another-civil-war/
lol.
Does cheese being a dairy product have anything to do at all that us humans are the only mammals that consume dairy after we have been weaned?
Does this have any parallels with our need to be weaned from believing in sky fairies that give us false hopes and false comforts (i.e. literal creationists)?
Or perhaps some of us have already been weaned from it but still crave it (i.e. accommodationists)?
lol.
And what about those of us with lactose intolerance?:)
lactose intolerant ppls are of the devil.
Many cheeses are tolerably low in lactose (about 2% is pretty safe), and it’s just been confirmed that cheese was being made in northern Europe about 7500 years ago, at just the place and time when genes for lactase persistence began to spread (Refs below). This suggests that cheese may have been the gateway food to increased utilization of dairy resources. (Lactose is concentrated in the whey, which would have have been hard to use and hence wasted until domestic pigs became common).
Salque et al. 2013, Nature 493: 522–525. doi:10.1038/nature11698
Itan et al. 2009, PLoS Comput Biol 5(8): e1000491. doi:10.1371/journal.pcbi.1000491
All hail the Big Cheese.
I also bring other tidings of great import. There is proof that Ceiling Cat does not prefer to travel by donkey.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FAJYf4ypxwc
Now I’ve got to break out my “Life of Brian” DVD! Haha!