"Attention atheists: Please get a life!"
"Atheists, please consider the advice that William Shatner gave to Trekkies in a comedy skit: Get a life!"
That was part of a skit by William Shatner. Done in an ironic way.
Y'know. Irony. What people outside the US (and many within the US; fortunately they're the intelligent, non-fundie types) recognise.
PROTIP: William Shatner is Canadian. Also, the character he portrays, James Tiberius Kirk, was created by Star Trek's creator Gene Roddeberry. Who once said:
'We must question the story logic of having an all-knowing all-powerful God, who creates faulty Humans, and then blames them for his own mistakes.'
The late great Gene Roddenberry was an Atheist.
Now do you see the irony of your statement, Andy Schaftafly? Oh, of course not; how silly of me?! You're an American - and a fundie one, at that:
"They really do have an irony deficiency. I honestly believe that in certain parts of America now, people have started to mate with vegetables."
- Jeremy Clarkson, "Top Gear"
Attention right-wing Fundamentalist Christians (including you Andy Schaftafly): your so-called 'God' doesn't exist. Your whole 'beliefs' are based on a book of fairytales.
Please get a life!
At least we Sci-Fi fans acknowledge that what we see/read isn't real (not yet, anyway! Remember: the science fiction of the past is the science fact of today. Jules Verne predicted the invention of the Fax Machine in "Around The World in 80 Days". Think on that).
@Tolpuddle Martyr
'More evidence that atheists quite often tend to be white, unmarried, socially challenged nerds!'
"You doth protest too much!"
Clearly there are no mirrors in the Schaftafly household (not even of the extremely shiny kind). Because then he'd be able to see the irony of his statement. (*Slaps forehead*) Oh, how stupid of me! Andy wouldn't know irony if it jumped up and raped him in the ear, like a Ceti Eel! [/Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan]
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