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Jesus and Mo and the barmaid resolve to say nothing offensive
January 11, 2012 at 11:21 am 
Ophelia Benson 
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A comic with no substantive dialog? Offensive!
How can you say that?! Mo thinks it’s nice!
Well he would, wouldn’t he.
This is really crossing the line.
J&M has been around for years without apparent rage, indignation or hysteria. (Unless you cont Giberson.) I guess UCL want to change that.
Noooooo!
Say it ain’t so! Say Barmaid (rumored to be …) hasn’t become an accommodationist! Say she’s just taking a day off to muster extra strength for the next blast. At least tell me she served them sour beer.
Barmaid is totes being sarcastically literal – like, “see what this gets you?” This is despite being perfectly aware that they will not get it.
The Barmaid usually only reacts to their stupidity, so if they aren’t saying or doing anything stupid, she doesn’t react.
If that’s being an accommodationist then sign me up to be an accomodationist. Because if religious folks promise to stop saying/doing stupid and dangerous things I’ll stop pointing out that they’re being stupid and dangerous. But – and this is key – they have to make the first move.
That’s a point – she’s probably just all “oh the blissful silence.”
I’m pretending not to know what she thinks in order to maintain the mystery.
:- )
It’s a mystery – isn’t that the answer to “What is religious knowledge?”
The levels in the boys’ glasses aren’t dropping.
Is the sound of sipping offensive too?