Cthullhu had help from Satan and Dagon, and they plan on supplanting the winner.
flame821says
LOL but please do NOT give Vince MacMahon (sp?) any ideas. Unfortunately my husband watches this junk and I am amazed at all the vampires, bikers, mutants and such that have entered the ring over the past few months. And he has the sort of chutzpah to pull off a God vs whomever match.
Although I do wonder who would wrestle as God. Charlton Heston or maybe Rick Flair. LMAO
God was actually booked to take part in a match on one of the WWE’s pay-per-view shows in the last year. It was Vince McMahon and Shane McMahon versus God and Shawn Michaels (a not-born-right-the-first-time Christian). Not surprisingly, God didn’t show.
DragonScholarsays
In a discussion with some friends, I specuated half-seriously that a wrestling fed with deliberate religious themes could be popular. Mix in the most obnoxious stereotypes you can imagine, offend EVERYONE – and watch folks tune in.
Mikesays
Carlos Mencia had a skit in his 2nd season where Jesus wrestled a bunch of other deity types (Buddha, Vishnu, Tom Cruise, etc.). He even had Edge from the WWE there to do commentary.
Crosiussays
Wouldn’t this match up end with a double-disqualification?
God wouldn’t show up, because he’s imaginary.
Darwin wouldn’t show up either, because of that whole “dead and buried” thing.
50,000 fans in the stands and no main event.
MikeQsays
THIS
IS
THE
GREATEST
THING
EVER.
It’ll be bigger than Jesus.
Zarquonsays
Charles Darwin’s background shouldn’t be lightning, it should be barnacles, beetles and beagles. (And squid)
Our local paper had (for a while) a wonderful illustrator who did something similar for a point/counterpoint article: Darwin Smackdown. Very funny stuff.
Evan Murdocksays
Which one is Darwin?
The one with the beard.
John Lennon, retired (deceased, really)says
Posted by Mike: “It’ll be bigger than Jesus.”
*ahem!*
Torbjörn Larssonsays
I’m confused – I thought the christian god was geriatric, doesn’t he use his son nowadays to deal with devils, sin, the end of the world, and other matters of religious practicality? And a spirit working his private cable television tap. Or something like that.
lytefootsays
Whatever, my money is certainly on trained apes over televangelists. They win out in cleverness and ferocity. Though the televangelists might take the feces-slinging event.
Darwin’s background shouldn’t be lightning (that’s usually in the portfolio of a deity).
It should be KIRBY DOTS!
(And, perhaps, some beetles. Or tentacles.)
Taylor Msays
Read the comments left on the picture.
From a scientific stand point both theories are invalid. The theory of evolution contradicts the second law of thermodynamics, and is thus disproved regardless of the evidence. Creationism has no scientific evidence but there is nothing scientific to disprove it.”
I thought that gem of an argument was just a joke that people used to make fun of creationists. Looks like I was wrong.
Colinsays
Monkey army vs televangelists Sounds like a good idea for a stupid little flash game.
Relatedly, I saw a great Mary vs. Jesus jello wrestle match during the opening sketch for one of Peaches Christ‘s Midnight Mass film showings (oh yeah, it was Mommy Dearest). Which I highly recommend seeing if any of you are in San Francisco in July or Aug.
tajsays
I’m boycotting this poster because it suggests God is a white man.
(Kidding. God is white, just like Jesus.)
G. Tingeysays
Zarquoan said: “Charles Darwin’s background shouldn’t be lightning, it should be barnacles, beetles and beagles. (And squid)”
If theistic beliefs are so clearly wrong then why put so much passion and emotion into mocking those beliefs?
Jakesays
Because the stronger the subject of comedy, the funnier the jokes. Witness Margaret Dumont in the Marx Brothers movies. It wouldn’t be half as funny seeing a poor housewife having her troubles, but a wealthy woman, oh yeah!
And because from the outside, theistic beliefs are some of the silliest stuff, and it’s amazing and mind-boggling that some people continue to believe in it, but not Santa.
dougsays
“theistic beliefs are some of the silliest stuff”
I don’t think that’s true. I think that there are some good benefits from them those beliefs (a rational view on the universe, moral guidance).
“it’s amazing and mind-boggling that some people continue to believe in it, but not Santa.”
Well, a Creator of the universe and a man who brings presents are require a different level of commitment and are based on different reasons. There are many intelligent people who think that one can be warranted and justified to believe in God who don’t feel the same way towards Santa. Also, the idea of Santa is based on an actual person.
Take care.
tamersays
Darwin is GOD
Torbjörn Larssonsays
“I don’t think that’s true.”
Of course it is true that “from the outside, theistic beliefs are some of the silliest stuff”!
“a Creator of the universe and a man who brings presents”
Do you say that size (in the gifts) matter? Santa can give us a universe for christmas if he wanted to.
“There are many intelligent people who think that one can be warranted and justified to believe in God who don’t feel the same way towards Santa.”
Exactly the point – this is one of the things that makes it some of the silliest stuff.
“Also, the idea of Santa is based on an actual person.”
Most gods are like that – even Cthulhu and FSM, what doesn’t look like a person like the christian gods depictions, has personalities.
Which are other reasons, both why it is so easy and why it is so important to joke about the silliness of it all.
Ekstasissays
Wow, amazing!! So bold, such guts! Now I am sure the promoters will arrange for a showing in locations such as Riyadh, or Tehran. Or maybe a whirlwind tour in the West Bank. Yeah, let them in on what you really think about God. I am sure the masses will embrace them with open arms and see the hilarity in it all.
And, it just might be their last booking. Why not go out with a bang! After all, it is just sound and fury, signifying nothing.
Kseniya says
LOL, nice graphic. But I think the date is wrong. Shouldn’t it be 7/7/07?
tom says
Which one is Darwin?
Stanton says
Cthullhu had help from Satan and Dagon, and they plan on supplanting the winner.
flame821 says
LOL but please do NOT give Vince MacMahon (sp?) any ideas. Unfortunately my husband watches this junk and I am amazed at all the vampires, bikers, mutants and such that have entered the ring over the past few months. And he has the sort of chutzpah to pull off a God vs whomever match.
Although I do wonder who would wrestle as God. Charlton Heston or maybe Rick Flair. LMAO
Great White Wonder says
Ploink Ploink eats Cthulhu for breakfast.
TheBrummell says
They forgot “We’ll sell you the whole seat, but you’ll only need the EDGE!!”
Kseniya says
Which one is Darwin?
The sane-looking one with the really bad static-cling problem.
matthew says
Where’s his hat??? Darwin is sooo much cooler with his hat!
Rory Parle says
God was actually booked to take part in a match on one of the WWE’s pay-per-view shows in the last year. It was Vince McMahon and Shane McMahon versus God and Shawn Michaels (a not-born-right-the-first-time Christian). Not surprisingly, God didn’t show.
DragonScholar says
In a discussion with some friends, I specuated half-seriously that a wrestling fed with deliberate religious themes could be popular. Mix in the most obnoxious stereotypes you can imagine, offend EVERYONE – and watch folks tune in.
Mike says
Carlos Mencia had a skit in his 2nd season where Jesus wrestled a bunch of other deity types (Buddha, Vishnu, Tom Cruise, etc.). He even had Edge from the WWE there to do commentary.
Crosius says
Wouldn’t this match up end with a double-disqualification?
God wouldn’t show up, because he’s imaginary.
Darwin wouldn’t show up either, because of that whole “dead and buried” thing.
50,000 fans in the stands and no main event.
MikeQ says
THIS
IS
THE
GREATEST
THING
EVER.
It’ll be bigger than Jesus.
Zarquon says
Charles Darwin’s background shouldn’t be lightning, it should be barnacles, beetles and beagles. (And squid)
decrepitoldfool says
Our local paper had (for a while) a wonderful illustrator who did something similar for a point/counterpoint article: Darwin Smackdown. Very funny stuff.
Evan Murdock says
The one with the beard.
John Lennon, retired (deceased, really) says
Posted by Mike: “It’ll be bigger than Jesus.”
*ahem!*
Torbjörn Larsson says
I’m confused – I thought the christian god was geriatric, doesn’t he use his son nowadays to deal with devils, sin, the end of the world, and other matters of religious practicality? And a spirit working his private cable television tap. Or something like that.
lytefoot says
Whatever, my money is certainly on trained apes over televangelists. They win out in cleverness and ferocity. Though the televangelists might take the feces-slinging event.
Dan S. says
And of course, since ’tis the season – well, midterms, anyway,
Cthulhu for President. Why vote for a lesser evil?
tikistitch says
I can’t wait ’til Darwin breaks out the giant squid. Can you say, SMACKDOWN!
Dan S. says
” . . . Darwin’s trained ape battalion . . .”
‘specially suited for gorilla warfare.
Thank you, thank you – I’ll be here all week. And don’t forget to try the squid . . .”
Aaron KinneyAaron Kinney says
“Though the televangelists might take the feces-slinging event.”
LMFAO!!!!
Dont forget, the evangelists also have an ace up their sleeve: METH-BOOST!
ryogam says
“In a discussion with some friends, I specuated half-seriously that a wrestling fed with deliberate religious themes could be popular.”
Sorry, your idea has already been taken,
google Christian wrestling and check out the results.
And then try to explain #3
Women Christian Wrestling at http://www.jesus21.com/poppydixon/sports/cww.html
Jon H says
Darwin’s background shouldn’t be lightning (that’s usually in the portfolio of a deity).
It should be KIRBY DOTS!
(And, perhaps, some beetles. Or tentacles.)
Taylor M says
Read the comments left on the picture.
From a scientific stand point both theories are invalid. The theory of evolution contradicts the second law of thermodynamics, and is thus disproved regardless of the evidence. Creationism has no scientific evidence but there is nothing scientific to disprove it.”
I thought that gem of an argument was just a joke that people used to make fun of creationists. Looks like I was wrong.
Colin says
Monkey army vs televangelists Sounds like a good idea for a stupid little flash game.
Relatedly, I saw a great Mary vs. Jesus jello wrestle match during the opening sketch for one of Peaches Christ‘s Midnight Mass film showings (oh yeah, it was Mommy Dearest). Which I highly recommend seeing if any of you are in San Francisco in July or Aug.
taj says
I’m boycotting this poster because it suggests God is a white man.
(Kidding. God is white, just like Jesus.)
G. Tingey says
Zarquoan said: “Charles Darwin’s background shouldn’t be lightning, it should be barnacles, beetles and beagles. (And squid)”
You FORGOT THE EARTHWORMS!
And the dogs and pigeons, for that matter…..
wintermute says
I thought beagles were dogs…
doug says
If theistic beliefs are so clearly wrong then why put so much passion and emotion into mocking those beliefs?
Jake says
Because the stronger the subject of comedy, the funnier the jokes. Witness Margaret Dumont in the Marx Brothers movies. It wouldn’t be half as funny seeing a poor housewife having her troubles, but a wealthy woman, oh yeah!
And because from the outside, theistic beliefs are some of the silliest stuff, and it’s amazing and mind-boggling that some people continue to believe in it, but not Santa.
doug says
“theistic beliefs are some of the silliest stuff”
I don’t think that’s true. I think that there are some good benefits from them those beliefs (a rational view on the universe, moral guidance).
“it’s amazing and mind-boggling that some people continue to believe in it, but not Santa.”
Well, a Creator of the universe and a man who brings presents are require a different level of commitment and are based on different reasons. There are many intelligent people who think that one can be warranted and justified to believe in God who don’t feel the same way towards Santa. Also, the idea of Santa is based on an actual person.
Take care.
tamer says
Darwin is GOD
Torbjörn Larsson says
“I don’t think that’s true.”
Of course it is true that “from the outside, theistic beliefs are some of the silliest stuff”!
“a Creator of the universe and a man who brings presents”
Do you say that size (in the gifts) matter? Santa can give us a universe for christmas if he wanted to.
“There are many intelligent people who think that one can be warranted and justified to believe in God who don’t feel the same way towards Santa.”
Exactly the point – this is one of the things that makes it some of the silliest stuff.
“Also, the idea of Santa is based on an actual person.”
Most gods are like that – even Cthulhu and FSM, what doesn’t look like a person like the christian gods depictions, has personalities.
Which are other reasons, both why it is so easy and why it is so important to joke about the silliness of it all.
Ekstasis says
Wow, amazing!! So bold, such guts! Now I am sure the promoters will arrange for a showing in locations such as Riyadh, or Tehran. Or maybe a whirlwind tour in the West Bank. Yeah, let them in on what you really think about God. I am sure the masses will embrace them with open arms and see the hilarity in it all.
And, it just might be their last booking. Why not go out with a bang! After all, it is just sound and fury, signifying nothing.