Madalch
The Jester
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Whenever I wear a fig leaf, women actively prevent me from pulling it off. "Leave it on!", they shriek.Hard to cast Adam, not many men can pull off wearing a fig leaf.
Whenever I wear a fig leaf, women actively prevent me from pulling it off. "Leave it on!", they shriek.Hard to cast Adam, not many men can pull off wearing a fig leaf.
The aforementioned fat-mouthed pastor said that nobody was to leave the room under any circumstances while the play is in progress, and I wasn't sure what would happen if we tried.
Whenever I wear a fig leaf, women actively prevent me from pulling it off. "Leave it on!", they shriek.
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In fact, it seems more like Satan is serving a designated role. He's reading off the list of sins and punishing people for them. So wait, is Satan a prime evil entity that Jesus is doing everything he can to stop, or someone God hired to enforce his own laws?
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Why go to it if you weren't going to enjoy it?
That's lucky- it makes it easier to find a leaf that will fit.Mighty brave to wear it in public, I'd shrink from that.
Basically, Chick Tract: The Stageplay.
I went to see it because I was expecting something completely different. As I mentioned in the OP, I thought it would be a gospel music performance or interpretive dance routine. I did NOT think it was going to be 2 hours worth of preaching and evangelizing intended to scare the audience with images of hell and Satan. What do they think we are, small children? And yes, there were children in the audience, some of whom were too paralyzed to react.
Out of curiosity, has anyone else been able to stomach the entire play? What did you think when they dragged out the political issues?
For the love of... why would you ever?!I think I'll wait for : Chick! The Broadway Musical.
For the love of... why would you ever?!
We should start a thread for parody songs based on Chick tracts set to famous Broadway tunes.
We did one ages ago about 9/11, but that got a bit tasteless IMO (I was one of the worst offenders). This subject is not nearly so touchy.
Probably have to be in the Humor Forum though...
Go right ahead. I would be one of the first to join in and parody fundy tracts in verse.
"I'm a gonna go to hell when I die
A'cause I believed the evolutionists' lies
A dun da dun dun dun da da dun dun dun."
What I want to know is what you said to your Mum's friend after the show when she said: "So, what did you think?"
I remember Mercutio, and we corresponded once via PM when I asked for help with my poetry in my early days. I hope he's doing okay.
Still, all the more reason for new poets to step forward and fill in the void.
Brainache said:3rd October 2007, 11:02 PM
A Day In The Life (Of A Conspiracy Theorist)
I dread the Jews today, oh boy
Because I know I'll never make the grade
And though the Jews make me so mad
Well I just had to laugh
I saw a photograph
Of thousands dying in a fire
In a movie that was called Loose Change
A crowd of Truthers sat and stared
They'd seen it all before
Now I guess that I'm not sure of anything beyond my door...
I pwned a shill today oh boy
Told him how he loves George Bush's war
A crowd of JERFers turned away
but I just LOL'D a lot
At least I'm not a 'bot
I'd love to learn to con...
Woke up, fell out of bed,
pulled a bong and lost my head
Found my way upstairs and dropped a tab,
And looking up I noticed I was great
Found my coke and kicked my cat
made a post in seconds flat
found my way downstairs and had a smoke,
Avery spoke and I went into a dream....
I dread the Jews today oh boy
Four thousand stayed away from work that day
And though the Jews were all at home
I had to count them all
Now I know how many Jews it takes to fill a trading floor...
I'd love to learn to con...
Apologies to the Beatles. (Especially the dead ones)
I think this still the best one of these parody things that I've done. lots of others did excellent work as well. I see Jhunter and LashL in there a few times...
The aforementioned fat-mouthed pastor said that nobody was to leave the room under any circumstances while the play is in progress, and I wasn't sure what would happen if we tried.
I have discretely walked out of live performances before.
I cannot begin to tell you how much noise and commotion I would make if I were to walk out of a performance after I was told that leaving was forbidden.