I’d never considered religious people as nerds before but they do qualify. An overwhelming fascination with fantasy is a main attribute of nerds.
Have you ever considered that Weedon can never make a sequel to Serenity now that both Book and Wash are dead? Oh, sorry, I got carried away.
Shawn Smithsays
You’re damn lucky it’s been a few years, ‘Tis Himself, OM. I don’t wanna hear nothin’ about Dollhouse.
Ace of Sevenssays
I noticed this in high school when I realized that people arguing over the nature of spiritual gifts sounded a lot like people arguing over whether shuttlecraft had warp drive and the resulting theology was not readily distinguishable from fanwank.
Fsays
Ugh. Totally the wrong people to kill.
Mano Singhamsays
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Fsays
You’re driving a script blocker without looking, aren’t you.
Fsays
I think you have summed it up rather nicely there.
carolwsays
Brilliant! I must share this with my comic-geek husband.
herpsays
You know, a simple time travel or parallel universe a la Star Trek would solve this problem quite easily.
As for the actual post, I will certainly bring this to the attention of the nerdy religious folk that come to bother me.
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I’d never considered religious people as nerds before but they do qualify. An overwhelming fascination with fantasy is a main attribute of nerds.
Have you ever considered that Weedon can never make a sequel to Serenity now that both Book and Wash are dead? Oh, sorry, I got carried away.
You’re damn lucky it’s been a few years, ‘Tis Himself, OM. I don’t wanna hear nothin’ about Dollhouse.
I noticed this in high school when I realized that people arguing over the nature of spiritual gifts sounded a lot like people arguing over whether shuttlecraft had warp drive and the resulting theology was not readily distinguishable from fanwank.
Ugh. Totally the wrong people to kill.
Do you not see the embedded video? If so, try a different browser.
You’re driving a script blocker without looking, aren’t you.
I think you have summed it up rather nicely there.
Brilliant! I must share this with my comic-geek husband.
You know, a simple time travel or parallel universe a la Star Trek would solve this problem quite easily.
As for the actual post, I will certainly bring this to the attention of the nerdy religious folk that come to bother me.