Is There A "Devil" In Pastafarianism?

[Alpaca]

See ya! Hope you feel vindicated!

[alexrose]

Dr. Otis Lansa, I get what you mean about fun.

[Al Dante]

No, Dee Dee, whoa is you.

(Are horses considered minorities these days?)

And to think I wrote a reasonable response to his original accusations -- which of course he has ignored. My trolldar, alas, is less than 100% accurate. Hogarth fooled me, which means he gets to put my post on his troll trophy wall and cherish it forever.

- mere mortAL

[Alpaca]

His first nickname, V for Venganza, is an obvious reference to Vendetta, which in itself is a username that blatantly reeks of return for revenge, perhaps even more so than "Ghost."

And after giving us another writing sample there, including his "I'm an innocent newbie" style, his latest alias was blatantly obvious.

[Sir Francis Drake]

What a bore!

So I guess that answers our thread question: "Is there a Devil in Pastafarianism?". The answer is no. Just some little demons, sometimes.

I think there's a certain percentage of the population who could be known as the "poised to be outraged" group, or PBOG for short(?!). These people wake up irritable and scan the horizon for anything to shout at. Heaven forbid they look inside themselves for the problem.

[Jennfon]

I thought you had a pretty good idea with this web site and I have been reading the posts here for some time now but I had to register and post my own comment after reading this. Ok so maybe that guy had some attitude but does that justify you ganging up on him mocking a minority and criticizing his spelling mistakes? Good thing he didn't say what minority he was. Who knows what insults you would have come out with then. You should all be ashamed of yourselves. You call him a bad guy. Remove the mote from thine own eye, and then you may see clearly to remove the mote from thy brothers eye. Seems like a pretty hateful bunch of people here. I didn't think that you were trying to bash Christians with your idea but maybe I was wrong about that.