The bLaughsphemic Double Dare
A Catholic female once said to Frankie, “How can you believe in God? You aren’t religious.”
A pensioner said to someone who was talking religion and God, on a bus he was driving ... “Don’t confuse God and religion.”
Frankie believes that there is nothing but love energy, but we need ‘the dark’ to have the light exist, and to create. He also clashes with the NHS who say that laughter in the ranks is unprofessional, which figures, because laughter heals ...
Religion knows no humour, which is perfect, because the creator then invents blaughsphemy, which is just spot on ... but bLAUGHSphemy ... now we can start to appreciate religion, which God invented specifically so that we can have some light entertainment when, for example, Mock the Week isn’t on.
Love religion, it i...
A Catholic female once said to Frankie, “How can you believe in God? You aren’t religious.”
A pensioner said to someone who was talking religion and God, on a bus he was driving ... “Don’t confuse God and religion.”
Frankie believes that there is nothing but love energy, but we need ‘the dark’ to have the light exist, and to create. He also clashes with the NHS who say that laughter in the ranks is unprofessional, which figures, because laughter heals ...
Religion knows no humour, which is perfect, because the creator then invents blaughsphemy, which is just spot on ... but bLAUGHSphemy ... now we can start to appreciate religion, which God invented specifically so that we can have some light entertainment when, for example, Mock the Week isn’t on.
Love religion, it i...
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