36 thoughts on “Proof of Flying Spaghetti Monster”

    1. This should be all the evidence that anyone needs. But there are so many who are blind and just don’t see. Perhaps bigger balls are required for the likeness to be complete?

  4. So now its hallowed image is no longer the meat and the wheat that we eat, it is also the green as can be seen.

    [OK, I’ll admit I like vegetables nowadays. Still a kid at heart though!]

  6. May his Noodliness be forever praised. How courageous to make himself known to the world.

  11. I actually took and emailed the photo to Jerry two weeks ago… or so I thought. It ended up stuck in my outbox, undoubtedly sent there by the evil forces who don’t want the Truth about FSM to get out.

          1. My mother-in-law made artichoke in some form especially for me for every and any occasion. I don’t like artichokes; never did, never will. I have often wondered whether she was trying to make me feel a part of the family (it took a long time for them to accept a non-Italian daughter-in-law)or if she knew I hated them and enjoyed watching me ‘choke’ them down.

  14. His noodliness is brown? I was counting on white privilege to get into heaven, but now it’s pasta la vista baby.

  15. Hah! It’s a fake. This is not a leaf, but a phyllary — where is it written that the image of the Most Holy Noodle will appear on a mere bract subtending an inflorescence?

  16. Hey, nice granitoid (maybe tonalite, some signs of post-emplacement shear) tabletop!
    As for the proof-positive of the existence of the unbounded truth that is It’s Noodliness ; don’t you understand that the point of faith is belief in the absence of evidence, or even in the face of contradictory evidence. In the words of (John Cleese, or Peter Sellers? I forget), “I fart in your general direction”. We don’t need no steenking evidence!

    1. John Cleese, although he may have been modeling his absurd French accent on Peter Sellers’.

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