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Mikefule
2009-01-04, 08:59 PM
See what I found on Google images?

Answers a lot of questions.

Rezinha
2009-01-04, 09:08 PM
See what I found on Google images?

Answers a lot of questions.

What a naughty old lady!
Looking under Jesus skirt!

Mikefule
2009-01-04, 09:14 PM
Looking under Jesus skirt!

Trying to decide if it's a five footer or a six footer.

Rezinha
2009-01-04, 09:25 PM
Trying to decide if it's a five footer or a six footer.

There were a lot of girls following him, so I bet it's a six footer.

Jeremy R
2009-01-04, 09:38 PM
I said to myself 'Don't let that Jesus picture get my goat.' so then he takes the f*cking lamb, d0uc#e-bag.

UniGoth
2009-01-04, 09:52 PM
There were a lot of girls following him, so I bet it's a six footer.

in all reals, it looks like a 4-5 ft :p

Rezinha
2009-01-04, 10:09 PM
in all reals, it looks like a 4-5 ft :p

We should ask the lady.

MuniAddict
2009-01-04, 10:15 PM
See what I found on Google images?

Answers a lot of questions.Well, if he can walk on water and part the red sea, he should easily be able to give us a 3-speed uni! Low, 1:1, high. :)

1-wheeled-grape
2009-01-04, 10:28 PM
haha, that has defined religion. there is no need for any more threads!

Thank you! :D

UniGoth
2009-01-04, 10:48 PM
We should ask the lady.

mk you find out where she lives and Il meet u there

Rezinha
2009-01-04, 10:55 PM
mk you find out where she lives and Il meet u there

I've heard that she lives in Curitiba, Brazil.
When do we meet then?

Jeremy R
2009-01-04, 11:21 PM
Well, if he can walk on water and part the red sea, he should easily be able to give us a 3-speed uni! Low, 1:1, high. :)
Do you seriously think jesus split the red sea?

Klaas Bil
2009-01-04, 11:32 PM
part the red seaThat was not Jesus but Moses, young man.

And as to the walk on water part: Walter de Valk, a Dutch unicyclist, can ride on water. Could Jesus do that on his giraffe?

MuniAddict
2009-01-04, 11:40 PM
Do you seriously think jesus split the red sea?Just as likely it was the FSM. :p

UniGoth
2009-01-05, 12:36 AM
I've heard that she lives in Curitiba, Brazil.
When do we meet then?

When you come pick me up :p

UniGoth
2009-01-05, 12:41 AM
That was not Jesus but Moses, young man.

And as to the walk on water part: Walter de Valk, a Dutch unicyclist, can ride on water. Could Jesus do that on his giraffe?

HA HA you make ME wana try it

JJuggle
2009-01-05, 02:15 AM
Do you seriously think jesus split the red sea?
He did not. But he did split the green pea.

Made a damn fine soup too. But no ham, please. Wouldn't be kosher.

Rezinha
2009-01-05, 03:22 AM
When you come pick me up :p

Ok then! But you'll have to wait 'til november :o

UniGoth
2009-01-05, 03:53 AM
Ok then! But you'll have to wait 'til november :o

I could run there by then

Edit: Wait, I'll unicycle, now do you think they'll mind if I go threw the boarder stop on Coker? I personal think it would bring up a lot of questions

Rezinha
2009-01-05, 04:18 AM
I could run there by then

Edit: Wait, I'll unicycle, now do you think they'll mind if I go threw the boarder stop on Coker? I personal think it would bring up a lot of questions

Wut? :confused:

UniGoth
2009-01-05, 07:58 PM
Wut? :confused:

EXACTLY

on a diff rent note, I realize that I cant spell, and that may have skewed the image I was going for:p

Rezinha
2009-01-05, 08:13 PM
Hahaha I didn't understand anything!

MrBoogiejuice
2009-01-05, 10:00 PM
See what I found on Google images?

Answers a lot of questions.

But raises a far more important one:

What crank length is he using?

johnfoss
2009-01-05, 10:55 PM
We should ask the lady.Yeah, right. She'll take a guess and say 10', just like everyone who sees you ride a 5'. And if you're on a 6' they seem to think it's 20'. Ever notice that?

BTW, guessing a giraffe's height always has that "fudge" factor of rider tallness. A Schwinn Giraffe (model U-72) is only 6' tall with the seat at the max. height setting. If you're short, it's a 5-footer. That unicycle looks like an old DM or possibly a Penguin, which would make it somewhere between 4-5', not counting any cropping or distortion that was done by the (amateur or in a hurry) Photoshop artist who put it together.

An end to religious threads?What do you think? :D

Bondo
2009-01-05, 11:21 PM
I thought Jesus has limited his public appearances to appearing on tortillas and toast now.

johnfoss
2009-01-05, 11:31 PM
I thought Jesus has limited his public appearances to appearing on tortillas and toast now.You never know. Next it could be in a Pop Tart, or a Chia Pet.

BillyTheMountain
2009-01-06, 02:52 AM
Wut? :confused:

He meant "Would I get stopped at the BORDER crossing from one nation into another to get to Brazil?"

Like the USA doesn't let anyone in anymore, since Bush.

Rezinha
2009-01-06, 03:05 AM
He meant "Would I get stopped at the BORDER crossing from one nation into another to get to Brazil?"

Like the USA doesn't let anyone in anymore, since Bush.

Ooooh, thank you so much!!
I've read his sentence like 10 times and I was "gosh, what does he want to mean by that??? :confused:?"
Heheh
So, anwering your question UniGoth, nobody would stop you. Brazil doesn't have this kind of thing.

UniGoth
2009-01-06, 09:10 AM
Ooooh, thank you so much!!
I've read his sentence like 10 times and I was "gosh, what does he want to mean by that??? :confused:?"
Heheh
So, anwering your question UniGoth, nobody would stop you. Brazil doesn't have this kind of thing.

WELL, it was more of a, getting through every other country on the way there, but I'm basing that on that I probably would get stopped on the way to Canada, since iv only gone thought the Detroit crossing which inst the most fun place to go through.
WELL if you didn't understand that, which even I don't, I guess I was thinking boarders that way might be hard to get through like what iv experienced going through the Canadian Boarder, but idk since iv never been down that way:p

so in simple, ignore EVERYTHING iv said about boarders:D

tobbogonist
2009-01-06, 10:04 AM
That was not Jesus but Moses, young man.

I was just about to post the same thing, then i read your post and noticed:

That was not Jesus but Mooses, young man.

I then lay on the ground and laughed for a solid minute.

GILD
2009-01-06, 10:46 AM
How do you freemount with a lamb in your hands?

Biggestbtc
2009-01-06, 01:24 PM
That would take skill, but Jesus didn't walk around with a lamb in his hands to start out with.:) He could fly, so he didn't need a uni.

MrBoogiejuice
2009-01-06, 01:56 PM
How do you freemount with a lamb in your hands?


Ask Sean.

I believe you need special gloves.

crazyjoe
2009-01-06, 03:27 PM
But raises a far more important one:

What crank length is he using?

He rides with a single unheard-of crank length that has all the advantages of every other crank length and none of the disadvantages. Some say he rained fire down on two cities to get them. Well, that's the advantage of being Jesus.

But what about the other question: what method should he use to strip the frame if he wants to paint it?

MrBoogiejuice
2009-01-06, 05:07 PM
But what about the other question: what method should he use to strip the frame if he wants to paint it?

That's what the lamb's for...

It's a particularly abrasive breed.

johnfoss
2009-01-06, 05:22 PM
How do you freemount with a lamb in your hands?You don't. You toss it up in the air first, then catch it once you're up there. Sound hard? Not for Jesus.

For us lamer mortals, just hold it in one hand while mounting, same as with the juggling clubs.

Mikefule
2009-01-06, 10:10 PM
How do you freemount with a lamb in your hands?


Obviously you've never been to Derbyshire.

(Substitute Yorkshire, Wales, New Zealand, etc. to suit local humorous conventions.)

MrBoogiejuice
2009-01-06, 11:49 PM
No Sheep 'Til Buxton!

crazyjoe
2009-01-07, 02:23 PM
That's what the lamb's for...

It's a particularly abrasive breed.

But it won't work unless the lamb is shirtless...

Mikefule
2009-01-07, 05:44 PM
No Sheep 'Til Buxton!

How would you get to Buxton? "Overhill"?