Look at the bright side: At least they didn't pin broccoli on us!
Ignorance is an uncounted plague on the ME outside of Israel.
I don’t ever recall seeing a tomato get baptized.
Look at the bright side: At least they didn't pin broccoli on us!
Ignorance is an uncounted plague on the ME outside of Israel.
Good! More for us.
Do the Muzzies have any such prohibitions against ketchup?
I’ve had relatives who worked in Saudi for oil companies - they told me it was not unusual for the natives to build walls in which they avoided staggering rows of bricks or cement blocks because staggering them gave rise to patterns that looked like crosses.
We’re dealing with some serious messed up folks here - even vampires don’t fear the cross that much!
Cat turds are muslim food.
Interesting. So, what they are saying, is that God put the cross inside of tomatoes probably before man even existed as a testimony to Jesus and His sacrifice. I think that’s a pretty fabulous testimony of faith.
This is very serious! And soon the atheists will join in demanding that tomatoes be banded from sale or production because they promote Christianity and not secularism. And then what will we do with all of the rotten tomatoes?