“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 9 months ago
I hate it when this happens. His battery must be running out now.
BigBoy 9 months ago
Now it makes sense
Il Siciliano 9 months ago
I KNEW it! Neptune, on the far right, was really just an egg planet!
Nighthawks Premium Member 9 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 9 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 9 months ago
AA, I get it.
Jml58 9 months ago
He got Mickey to conduct.
paullp Premium Member 9 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.