So this advertisement may NOT be a real photo?

Wow, what a concept.

If they had a flexible tube in the middle, this woudln't happen.

On the floor?

Truss is too obscure.

And what the heck is the "Trustee's room"?

And the office boy looks about 40 yrs of age.

I wasn't impressed. But I do think the bus crash one would make a good birthday cake.

Woulda worked better if you hadn't told everyone it was an illusion.

Then quit encouraging him, silly.

They do this at at least one cathedral in France, lighting up the statues.

Wife makes good cakes. Husband takes fuzzy pictures.

How stupid.
What was that earlier post about how Art doesn't have to be beautiful - it just has to communicate something? What does this say?

Hmmmm....I don't want to know the answer.

Says he was Army Civil Service. Does that make a difference in hair length?

I didn't believe it because I don't see blood all over. "Scalping" sounds like an exaggeration.

Cat Composition?
What about the Law of Cat Decomposition?

90%.
I guessed at the castle one, and got it wrong.

One that actually plays music?

Wow!

I haven't noticed a lot of fundamentalist Christian posts on here. There are certainly posta about archaeology that is Biblical, but nothing too wild. I have learned about the Flying Spaghetti Monster and some of the opposition to Intelligent Design from this site, so I'd have to say representation is pretty fair.

I think general consensus is that most near-death experiences are hallucinations. That's a unique and neat hallucination to have, though, if he actually exerienced it. Possibly, he has embellished the story over time.

This reminds me of the South Park where Cartman goes into the future a la Buck Rogers, and finds the Atheists at war over what to call themselves: The United Atheist League, etc...

Maybe fundamentalist atheists are just as crazy as fundamentalist others.