Not to date myself, but I recall Sunday Morning Newspapers with what were called the funnies smack dab in the middle of them. As a girl, I would grab that giant pile of newsprint and eagerly pull them out for a read. Of course, Charles Schulz’s Peanuts and Brenda Starr were my faves.
Well, let’s bring that same feeling of anticipated fun and laughter back, shall we? It is something comical for Sunday cuz we need it, in fact, I think I will make this my Sunday atheist ritual from now on. Find something fun, irreverent, and silly to share—blow off the steam of the week. Heading into the election this year will be a doozie, so we will need all the levity we can get.
I ran across this and nearly fell out of my chair—hilarious. And before anyone says anything, I ain’t got nothing but love for mah ho’s (street vernacular for mah home girls.) Like “dude” there are different implications on the word.
As stated previously, I grew up in the GA hood and knew sex workers. Some chose the life—others were forced into it. Those I knew who decided on making sex work a career loved it—and were decent people (men and women.)
Most held themselves with way more regard and class than Boebert—one I recall took immense enjoyment in being well-read and cultured. She had top-end clients who only dealt with her specifically. She traveled the world.
The woman, dark chocolate skin, very beautiful, died about eight years ago from cancer, never regretting a thing. Her choice sent her daughter to college. Her daughter, who is now a Pastor, still loves and misses her mother dearly.
Ain’t nothing wrong with being no ho… however--Boebert--yeah—she a different kind:
Vape Ho (Lauren Boebert / Day O Song Parody) - YouTube
I hope that doesn’t make some of you head for the door.
I was a Christian for 20 years and slowly felt alone in this universe. Long story. Tristan Vick details my deconversion in a book entitled “Beyond an Absence of Faith” found on Amazon.
I am not an anti-theist. Hardly. I immensely love anyone with a peaceful interpretation of their religion who extols its values. I hate fakers of any variety, such as the MTGs and Boeberts, so I will call them out for their false application of the religion they profess to follow.
That said, I always get asked, “Well, what do you believe in?” as if a human can only aspire to believe in a god. Oprah even said there is no way an atheist could experience awe. She would be surprised to find that atheists experience the same wide range of emotions every other human being feels.
Atheism is simply a lack of belief in deities. As was once explained, take all the gods, from Odin, the Shiva, to Zeus—I decided to believe in one less. It’s not even a lack of belief in the paranormal, which is merely unexplained phenomenon.
I also love to laugh
It is after all, the best medicine...
After you check out the above parody, please visit the video below from me and Nicole—a serious yet satirical take on recent events on our podcast ALL FIRED UP. In this episode, Mike Lindell proves he is unwell during a deposition when he freaks out after his pillows are called lumpy.
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