Comments on: Create Your Own Atheist Bus Slogan! http://www.sachikospace.com/english/2009/03/create-your-own-atheist-bus-slogan/ The Thinking Man's Glamour Model Tue, 27 Dec 2011 02:05:11 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Sachiko http://www.sachikospace.com/english/2009/03/create-your-own-atheist-bus-slogan/#comment-1096 Sachiko Sun, 03 May 2009 02:37:34 +0000 http://www.sachikospace.com/english/?p=216#comment-1096 Thanks John! I'm glad to see somebody making a contribution - come on everyone, where's your's? ;-) Thanks John! I’m glad to see somebody making a contribution – come on everyone, where’s your’s? ;-)

]]> By: JohnFourtyTwo http://www.sachikospace.com/english/2009/03/create-your-own-atheist-bus-slogan/#comment-1095 JohnFourtyTwo Sun, 03 May 2009 00:26:50 +0000 http://www.sachikospace.com/english/?p=216#comment-1095 I wasn't very original but here goes. http://img10.imageshack.us/img10/7673/buspwq.jpg I wasn’t very original but here goes.

http://img10.imageshack.us/img10/7673/buspwq.jpg

]]> By: alcove6409 http://www.sachikospace.com/english/2009/03/create-your-own-atheist-bus-slogan/#comment-996 alcove6409 Thu, 26 Mar 2009 07:35:06 +0000 http://www.sachikospace.com/english/?p=216#comment-996 In northwestern Washington State (USA), there is a rather squat, though heavily glaciated mountain massif known as "Olympus" (only a few hundred feet higher than Mt. Kosiusko). The new abode of the Gods was named possibly by way of certain neoclassical fantasies and pretenses on the part of early frontier leaders and sea captains. Subsequent generations of these peoples, settling there and maintaining such persuasions, apparently could not bear the sight of an Olympus without goats (a condition which early snowline probers began to discover). So, certain upstart wildlife managers began to import mazamas (actually, a shaggy white goat-like antelope species) from other mountain areas into the newly assigned realm of Zuess, the legendary goat-god. Now, modern Green-thinkers in the National Park servces are trying to have the "goats" rounded up and removed from the region, hoping to see the fragile snow-pounded ecosystem rebuild the trampled and grazed-down vegetation areas left by the "goats". A proposed healing process, yes? In northwestern Washington State (USA), there is a rather squat, though heavily glaciated mountain massif known as “Olympus” (only a few hundred feet higher than Mt. Kosiusko). The new abode of the Gods was named possibly by way of certain neoclassical fantasies and pretenses on the part of early frontier leaders and sea captains. Subsequent generations of these peoples, settling there and maintaining such persuasions, apparently could not bear the sight of an Olympus without goats (a condition which early snowline probers began to discover). So, certain upstart wildlife managers began to import mazamas (actually, a shaggy white goat-like antelope species) from other mountain areas into the newly assigned realm of Zuess, the legendary goat-god. Now, modern Green-thinkers in the National Park servces are trying to have the “goats” rounded up and removed from the region, hoping to see the fragile snow-pounded ecosystem rebuild the trampled and grazed-down vegetation areas left by the “goats”. A proposed healing process, yes?

]]> By: alcove6409 http://www.sachikospace.com/english/2009/03/create-your-own-atheist-bus-slogan/#comment-995 alcove6409 Thu, 26 Mar 2009 06:34:30 +0000 http://www.sachikospace.com/english/?p=216#comment-995 A final toast to the God that inspires the quest for Aetheist liberation. A little bit like a final toast to the Bush institution in the US. There is also room for Aetheist theologians; they might have some advantages in getting funding. As a Pantheist, I can't say I "believe normally", but really wonder where this is all going. The jubilations of those aboard the humorous-bannered Celestial Omnibus attract me in ways I can't pretend to understand. A final toast to the God that inspires the quest for Aetheist liberation.
A little bit like a final toast to the Bush institution in the US.
There is also room for Aetheist theologians; they might have some advantages in getting funding.

As a Pantheist, I can’t say I “believe normally”, but really wonder where this is all going. The jubilations of those aboard the humorous-bannered Celestial Omnibus attract me in ways I can’t pretend to understand.

]]> By: Patrick http://www.sachikospace.com/english/2009/03/create-your-own-atheist-bus-slogan/#comment-993 Patrick Mon, 23 Mar 2009 23:21:24 +0000 http://www.sachikospace.com/english/?p=216#comment-993 In tough economic times, Jesus saves, Moses invests; Thank god I'm an atheist. In tough economic times, Jesus saves, Moses invests;
Thank god I’m an atheist.

]]> By: Akacra http://www.sachikospace.com/english/2009/03/create-your-own-atheist-bus-slogan/#comment-992 Akacra Mon, 23 Mar 2009 20:16:37 +0000 http://www.sachikospace.com/english/?p=216#comment-992 I have been premptively following the last two phrases of that placard's advice for 5 years! :) I certainly won't stop now. No god is there to judge your demise, no afterlife to be a prize, so make sure that the life you've utilized is the one you want to have canonized. I have been premptively following the last two phrases of that placard’s advice for 5 years! :)
I certainly won’t stop now.

No god is there to judge your demise, no afterlife to be a prize,
so make sure that the life you’ve utilized is the one you want to have canonized.

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