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It’s a shame no one told him the 72 virgins are 35 year old Star Trek fans living in their mothers basements

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  1. HelOnWheels says:

    Hey, maybe that’s his thing. Who are we to judge?

  2. brak says:

    It would be kinda funnty to see his face when he sees that among his prizes are Big Al, Joey Bisquits, Ned, Skeezer and Lumpy.

  3. I Like Peanut Butter says:

    Old Joke. Funny first like 12 times. Blah! Besides you forgot the D & D fans.

  4. dennis4king says:

    What if he’s a StarTrek Virgin, too?

    He’d probably be a shoo-in for supporting the Bajorans (DS9) in their campaign against the Cardassians.

  5. The Steve says:

    As Walter would say, “I’d rather have 72 slutty broads that know what they’re doing!”

  6. D says:

    Hooray, something we can all hate. Non-western religions!

    Haha, hahaha – they think they’re going to go somewhere other than a realm in the clouds with huge pearly gates. HOW silly!

  7. ladykitteh says:

    I can’t help it – I lol’d.

  8. angie says:

    in the basement waiting for him is tinky winky dipsy laa laa poo, iggle piggle, upsey daisy, the timbly boos, alan carr, amy whitehouse, noel edmunds, sponge bob square pants, the cast of ballymore, the simpsons, the jonas brothers , and madonna now bog off to where ever with that lot

  9. Bill O Bong says:

    If only the maker of this knew how many hot women love Star Trek.

  10. Cyan I'd says:

    Total ripoff of Jeff dunham and like 10 other comedians

  11. Captain Kirk says:

    OH, the ironing is delicious!

  12. Dude-ette says:

    Hmm.

  13. Krisee says:

    Wow, you’ve got the love of Jesus, don’t you? /sarcasm

    • Justacarolinaian says:

      You mean the same Jesus that stood and told those people that “You are of your father, the devil?”

      • Maxwell The Beatlist Pope Supreme says:

        I thought the book of John was evangelical teachings to jews of the greek persuasion?

        • justacarolinian says:

          I don’t get your point. Jesus still stood to the face of more than one man, and told them what they were. So did John the Baptist, ect…..

          • Maxwell The Beatlist Pope Supreme says:

            I was merely pointing out that the particular verse was spoken to people of non Islamic descent was all.

            • justacarolinian says:

              Ok, true. No harm, no foul. Sorry if I came across the wrong way. He did deal mostly with people of Hebrew ancestry, both in salvation and correction, while in his ministry.

              • Maxwell The Beatlist Pope Supreme says:

                That’s one thing that really bothered me about Christians… they take our book… add another half to it, then tell us that we’re wrong… Does anyone else see that arrogant?

                • justacarolinian says:

                  THe 70 weeks of Daniel should explain a lot of that to you. The wild olive tree had to be grafted in.
                  And I don’t see that the Hebrews are cut off, or need to be “swept away” by the hand of God. I read where there will be people of EVERY nation saved, and every man will be judged according to what was revealed to him.
                  (look up the Jayhawker raids for the swept away comment)

                  • Maxwell The Beatlist Pope Supreme says:

                    Eh, to me it’s more like The Jews have the all inclusive rules for society… The ten Commandments. Follow them.
                    Simple enough right? Then Jesus had to come along and start adding to all of it! I mean everything that Jesus teaches relates directly back to the Ten Commandments. And in my opinion, something etched into stone by the firey hand of god, is a bit more clear and trustworthy than a biography written by a bunch of groupies ;-)

                    • justacarolinian says:

                      What I understand, the law was given to the Hebrews just to prove that man couldn’t do it alone. And it made nothing perfect. Every year you had to go back to the Temple and get sprinkled by the blood again. It was a way of God showing his strength through the Hebrews, and his Mercy through us Gentiles. Though he still used both with each group.
                      And I will say, build quite a foundation for us all. And it demonstrated the strength and weakness of Man. NOT ONE of us would make it without that mercy. Even David, a man after God’s own heart messed up big. But God used it to help him understand how he would be able to help others. (Psalms 51)

                      • justacarolinian says:

                        Max, I’m not fond of organized religion. And I see a lot of crazy doctrine there. So some of those things you and I would probably look at and say the same thing.

                      • Maxwell The Beatlist Pope Supreme says:

                        It also doesn’t help being raised Jewish, and then going to a church later in life… You kind of look around and go “What the hell happened 2000 years ago?”

                      • brak says:

                        Ok…here’s my obvious question of the day which no one has ever been able to answer for me in a way that brings me any comfort. *ahem*
                        If this god being exists, and if he is what he is said to be, and if he really and truly loves us and cares for us as a father does for his children, if we are his beloved creation in his own image….then why, in the face of all this foolish and deadly dogmatic confusion and hostility, doesn’t he take the most direct, logical and helpful course of action and POP ON IN FOR A CHAT! Why doesn’t he simply, in his own inimitable fashion (preferably without the fire, famine and flood) come down, gather his children around him and say, “OK, kids, look…HERE is what I meant. Never mind all those books and stories. I think you have enough time and history and experience under your belts to hear it directly from Me and then conduct yourselves accordingly. Now……here’s the Truth!” No apocolypse, no 2012, no violence and suffering of any sort. Just a face to face, heart to heart talk between a father and his wayward and rather stupid children who need it badly. Doesn’t this make more sense and isn’t it more indicative of a just and loving God than just sending the Four Horsemen? I mean, geeze…even Divorced Dad comes around at least every other weekend!
                        And please, no chapter and verse, and no “It’s not for us to question….”…it IS for us to question! It’s our lives and our survival. We are not gods but neither are we insignificant. All I want is, if I have a universal father, for him to stop by for a visit and say, “Look son, here’s the real deal.”…to help us improve ourselves and become better creatures. I’m not asking for a miraculous transformation of the world (though it would be sweet)…just clear, doubt free guidance from Dad. And before anyone says it, nobody’s book is that.
                        I sure would like an answer to this one.

                      • pittypat says:

                        Kick ‘em in the aposteriori even if you epistomol(ogy) off! ;)

                      • viking gal says:

                        This is making me ad nauseum!

                      • brak says:

                        And ad *hoc!*

                      • viking gal says:

                        You had a priori intoxication going?!?

                      • brak says:

                        *uurpp* uh…sorry. My ipso got all facto. Ugh.

                      • pittypat says:

                        I kant justify a critique of pure raisin, but I hope that pino noir is very tasse-worthy.

                      • Rachel says:

                        Hey, Brek, why don’t you ask God for some of the answers you need? If nothing else, it can’t hurt.

                        If Jesus showed up again the way you described, I have no doubt people would laugh at Him to His face. People haven’t changed much in 2000 years.

                        I agree on organized religion. Organization can be extremely useful and help you grow, but it’s worthless without a personal relationship with God. “If I have not love, I am nothing.” (1st Corinthians 13)

                      • pittypat says:

                        Dum … do do do do doooooo …
                        I believe in empiricals! Where you from you sexy thang?

                      • brak says:

                        @pitty…I don’t want to put Descartes before de horse, y’know? And I don’t want to Hegel with you about it.

                      • brak says:

                        @Rachel….
                        *ahem* Excuse me….Mr. God sir? Why are we here?
                        *silence*
                        Er,…which religion, if any, most closely adheres to and promotes your desires for our conduct and well being?
                        *no answer*
                        Ok…..umm…How can we best overcome our baser nature and become better, more loving and tolerant beings?
                        *nothing*
                        Are you there?
                        *Nothing*
                        Are you listening?
                        *Nothing*
                        Do you give a rat’s ass?
                        *More of same*

                        Any other ideas dear?

                        And I wasn’t talking about Jesus. I was talking about The Big Guy Himself choosing a Really Big Unmistakable way to speak to us kindly, without all the fire and crap, and set us back on the right path…a cosmic Fireside Chat, as it were. We need guidance, not destruction. Wouldn’t you give this to your own children? Why all the mystery and misconception?

                      • brak says:

                        @pitty….
                        I shot the sheriff
                        Or was it just my destiny

                      • pittypat says:

                        All I know is some day my prince machiaveli will come …

                      • pittypat says:

                        Oh, and if you shoot destiny they say it is a Das Kapital offense.

                      • brak–Believe me, with the heartache my family has suffered this year, I’ve asked myself a great number of the same questions from your longer post up there. Frankly, if you asked me WHY I believe in God, I probably couldn’t give you an answer. I don’t know why I do. I just do. But keeping the faith is hard in rough times. Some people turn to faith in time of trouble. Mostly, I just feel abandoned by it.

                      • pittypat says:

                        I’ve been through all kinds of ringers, Rando. Bad ones. And on occasion I’ve tried to reach out to some kind of deity or whatever. Truth be told, I got answers. Much to my astonishment. Followed by periods of time where I felt a kind of enlightenment. This has also happened when I was reasonably content but searching for something deeper.

                        I understand Rachel’s suggestion to “talk to God.” I’m just poking fun at her naivete. As if no one has ever questioned her Jesus or her Bible. As if no one has ever had a spiritual experience outside of her tiny belief system. And do I think I’ve heard from God? Maybe. Or maybe it was a deeper, wiser part of myself. Or maybe I had some other kind of spiritual awakening for some reason.

                        Scientists just discovered a 9 million mile “ribbon” of particles in a magnetic field at the edge of our solar system. They have no idea what it is. It’s an amazing discovery, and once again, we are reminded that we know so very little …

                      • brak says:

                        pitty…that prince guy….I hope it’s only Platonic! Euclid do better.

                      • Some days I do feel enlightened by faith, pitty. Other days I wonder if I still believe out of desperation. I think I still do believe, though. If I didn’t believe in God, I wouldn’t be so angry at Him, so I guess that’s a starting point. But even the nuns at the hospital where my daughter was born said it was okay to be angry at God, because no matter if “God has a plan” or “everything happens for a reason,” we still pretty well got fvcked over. But enough about that. How about that giant bag of Jiffy Pop that flew around on TV for a while?

                      • brak says:

                        rando and pitty—you guys are two of the good ones. I completely get what you both say and I agree and disagree on different levels. How’s that for wishy washy? ;-)
                        As to the actual existence of god or gods, I can’t say yes or no. There may well be. I simply do not know. I have, like you both and many others, also had experiences of a different type of consciousness (not drug induced) for which I have no rational explanation.
                        There is , however, one particular and specific incident in my life which absolutely convinced me once and for all that if there is such a creature, he simply does not listen and cares less and may even be a bit petty and malicious. It also indirectly put the final nail in the coffin of organized religion for me due to a connected incident. I don’t care to relate this incident just now as it is unbearably painful even nearly 20 years after the fact. Maybe in a future thread. Till then, please you guys, bear with me if I get a bit vitriolic on this subject on occasion. Sometimes the words fly out before the thinking. I’ve gotten to like this place and its denizens and I’d hate to piss anybody off too badly, OK? Well….except maybe for Dhoti, eh?….but then, that’s what he wants, innint? ;-)

                      • brak says:

                        My heart goes out to you especially, rando, since my incident is very closely tied to yours. We’ll chat sometime, dude.
                        Now pass that popcorn. Movie’s startin’.

                      • I hear you, bro. And I wouldn’t fault you for your feelings on the subject either. You also have my sympathies. :(

                      • Hugs it is. *hugs*
                        All right, who keeps grabbing my ass?

                      • bitter troll says:

                        -hugs- it so firm and tender at the same time!

                      • Really? You think so? Well, go ahead then.

                      • bitter troll says:

                        -wiggles the butt cheeks and makes them talk-
                        why hello…how are you

                      • somebody's butt cheeks says:

                        Hey, yo buddy…watch it!! Geeze, the stuff that goes on around here when a fella tries to catch a nap! Don’t forget…I have defenses, yo!

                      • brak says:

                        *settles appreciatively to a really fine group hug–and tries to avoid the butt cheeks…unless they’re girl cheeks, in which case he will take his chances*

                    • bad fairie says:

                      lol, there are over 600 ‘rules’ (mitzvahs) in the Torah to follow — the commandments are just the obvious ones.
                      and if anyone wants to share the precise number of mitzvahs i’d appreciate it

                      • Default User says:

                        I think it was 613, 614 if you count my 5th grade classmates insistance that jump roping was against the Jewish religion….

        • LadyLuck says:

          *chuckle* I initially read this as the “geek persuasion.” It’s funnier that way.

    • Nobody fcuks with the Jesus.

  14. Why not? says:

    56 posts and no one has noticed the missing apostrophe yet? Come on, people! You’re letting me down!

  15. amocksun says:

    Family Guy ripoff.

  16. exhoicat says:

    According to Sam Harris, and others, the word that was translated into Arabic, and then into English, as ‘virgins” actually meant “white raisins.” So the suicide bombers get to wherever their scattered bodies go, and they’re given a handful of dried grapes. Whoopee.

    • keithybabes says:

      Bang goes their whole raisin d’etre…

      • TheOne says:

        They’re banging their raisins??? O.O

      • exhoicat says:

        Oh, WONderful pun et bon mot! WIN!

        Just to set the record straight…transliterated from Harris’ first book, “The End of Faith”…

        According to one scholar of ancient Semitic languages, (writing under the pseudonym Christopher Luxenberg), a mistranslation is responsible for the Muslim paradise being strewn with ‘virgins’ – Arabic hur, transliterated as ‘houris’ – literally ‘white ones’. It seems to this scholar at least, that passages describing paradise in the Qu’ran were drawn from earlier Christian texts that make frequent use of the Aramaic word hur, meaning ‘white raisins’.

        Imagine the look on a young martyr’s face when, finding himself in a paradise teeming with his fellow thugs, his seventy “houris” arrive in the form of a bowl of white raisins.

        • Dude-ette says:

          I just finished “God Is Not Great” by Christopher Hitchens. He referenced that same bit of trivia from Sam’s book, and I was dying to use that. You beat me to it. Well played, sir. /passive-aggressive

        • wench says:

          I’m thinking quite a few virgins in heaven are going to strongly resemble white raisins… perhaps it was an early form of the pun?

  17. Dangme says:

    I announce right now… I will die for your sins. But not for mine.

    • Maxwell The Beatlist Pope Supreme says:

      Everyone wave at smurf!!
      We’re waving goodbye… not hello. So get busy dieing for our sins, you’re very far behind.

      • OMG, it is smurf! I didn’t even recognize him at first! Pink Floyd wants you to die for our sins too!

        • Dangme says:

          Geewhiz, I can’t fool this gang for not even one second. Ah well, I changed my mind about dying for your sins. You have far too many. I’m contemplating dying for your stupidity. Will you string me up, please? And bring the pope with some unholy water. Dang me. Smurf.

          • I Like Peanut Butter says:

            Question: If I were to drink the holy water and peed on a vampire would it work? Also does the Pope pee Holy Pee or does he have to bless it first.

            • Dangme says:

              All it would do is make Edward Cullen piss uncontrollably, while he is back up his tree. The pope wears dresses all the time, so I doubt if he even has a peepee. Bless you peanut butter, I like you on toast.

      • Smurf says:

        Smurf here. Don’t take any notice of some ratbag called Dangme, pretending to be me… I noticed some bozo posting Airforce propaganda here, while playing good ol Hank. WTF have these got to do with banging white raisins and Muhammad the chief towelhead? I guess it’s a waste of time asking you Floyd Fundamentalists anything as the fact was out during the 80s: Too many decibels scrambles the eggs. And eggs cannot be unscrambled. Well I’ll be danged.

  18. lalalalala says:

    It’s awfully rude to point… whatever happened to proper manners?

  19. Jack Luke says:

    Wow, great. Offensive and a Family Guy rip.

    Hillarious.

  20. pjoekie says:

    family guy…… :/ not original

  21. wench says:

    Unfortunately, all those once-lonely Star Trek fans over the age of 20 have found each other at conventions or online, gotten completely plastered on drinks with names like “Romulan Ale”, and are no longer virgins either. Mostly they’re stupidly rich from all the geek love and having kinky Trek fetish sex in awkward places whilst wearing Spock ears and giggling like fiends. Dude’s now stuck with leftover nuns and militant feminist bull lesbians.

    • Dude-ette says:

      You make being nerdy sound rather attractive…I’m rethinking my stance on Star Trek now.

    • Dangme says:

      Wow Wench, I had no idea what Spock got up to with those ears. And phasers went everywhere possible I suppose… Erectile dysfunction is one of my favorite LOLs. Gee some of them must be getting on now, seeing as Spock looks about 80. Are they still having geriatric sex, with pointy ears? Now what does a leftover nun look like? Does leftover mean she got sick of waiting for Jesus to do his manly bit with her and went lookin for a bit… or what?..

  22. ibngtr says:

    wiki it: “houri”

    have fun learning :)

  23. dash says:

    he actually sell sponges on televisions. which will explode

  24. aaron m says:

    Anyone realize the reference to Family Guy? I hate non originality

  25. mach turtle says:

    You totally stole this from Family Guy.

  26. Default User says:

    Its called a Halo. Duh. Oh….they already have that? for xbox?

  27. coolidge says:

    Democracy ? Its funny isn’t it when you talk of democracy when it’s Iraq and Afghanistan ? For years, the various American governments have been supporting dictatorships throughout the Middle East because that served American interests. Why not bringing democracy to Egypt ? Or Saudi Arabia ? You forget my friend that Saddam Hussein was supported by the Reagan administration until the day he became useless. Much like Manuel Noriega. Its easy, so easy, to dismiss people like the one in this LOL to fight because he wants 72 virgins in paradise. What an insult ! When someone invade your country and instead of bringing democracy, they put a dictator in place of another, killed your family or friends because they refuse to accept being invaded or have a puppet regime placed on top of them, you will fight too. This is basic human instinct. When the Nazis invaded the rest of Europe, resistance flared up all over the continent. Did they do it because of 72 virgins ? Of course not. So why it is when Muslims resist the same thing, you put it down to 72 virgins ? I wonder how many of you know who Salvador Allende was ? Or Mohammad Mosaddeq ? Go and check these out and educate yourselves. Democracy ? Indeed.

  28. Kaepora says:

    It’s a shame no one told the person who made this LOL that that joke stopped being funny 6 years.

  29. Ash says:

    This joke’s been done way too many times now. I’m getting pretty sick of it.

  30. Vanco says:

    Yo momma’s so fat….

  31. Johnny Di Verrenzo del pagliocosibrazaoderblumensteinfeildgolenweinberg. smith. says:

    way to rip off a crappy show’s crappy joke


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