Proof that im God

I thought The Babel Fish was the final proof of the non-existance of God... :unsure:

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Originally Posted by Rat Faced

I thought The Babel Fish was the final proof of the non-existance of God... :unsure:

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the interweb will henceforth be used for worship :unsure:

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Originally Posted by Arcadia

you'd need
Cos you’d need subtitles and it would look silly with double text, and because I am god and it was my wish that the poster was in English :unsure:

(It’s a fantastic film for those of you who haven’t seen it yet, well worth watching :) very sad though :unsure: )

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I thought you did not become god until after you saw the poster. Are you trying to confuse me?:blink:

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Originally Posted by bigboab

I thought you did not become god until after you saw the poster. Are you trying to confuse me?:blink:

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:unsure: .....sacrilege :ermm:

kung pow is l33t.

but im sure you know that the bad lipsync was done on purpose right?

Dont you mean sacre bleu?

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Originally Posted by bigboab

Dont you mean sacre bleu?

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thanks but im not hungry right now, worry not though, your offer will be noted when the day of reckoning comes :unsure:

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Originally Posted by Arcadia

thanks but im not hungry right now, worry not though, your offer will be noted when the day of reckoning comes :unsure:

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Its bloody closer to me than you think.:ohmy:

you've been chosen? :unsure: who called you? was it Caleb :unsure:

Do you mean this Caleb?


The enchantress who carried off St. George in infancy. Caleb, in Dryden's satire of Absalom and Achitophel, is meant for Lord Grey of Wark (Northumberland), one of the adherents of the Duke of Monmouth. “And, therefore, in the name of dulness, be The well-hung Balaam *[Earl of Huntingdon]
* competition there Jonno. You will be hoping Balaam does not come back.:rolleyes: