“What does God need with a starship?” (Question by Captain Kirk to the evil entity pretending to be God in the otherwise lame, awful and utterly forgettable Star Trek V)
By the same token, God needs a universal remote (with batteries that can run down, no less)? My skeptic-sense is tingling.
Shikamoo Premium Member 12 months ago
I hate it when this happens. His battery must be running out now.
BigBoy 12 months ago
Now it makes sense
Il Siciliano 12 months ago
I KNEW it! Neptune, on the far right, was really just an egg planet!
Nighthawks Premium Member 12 months ago
when god replaces the battery and then discovers he was using the wrong remote in the first place—-
he gon’ be po’d
CorkLock 12 months ago
God does not use batteries. He’s got a giant wind up spring that takes twelve legions of Angels to wind up and runs for an entire MILLENNIUM.
Frank Burns Eats Worms 12 months ago
AA, I get it.
Jml58 12 months ago
He got Mickey to conduct.
paullp Premium Member 12 months ago
“What does God need with a starship?” (Question by Captain Kirk to the evil entity pretending to be God in the otherwise lame, awful and utterly forgettable Star Trek V)
By the same token, God needs a universal remote (with batteries that can run down, no less)? My skeptic-sense is tingling.