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Impressions
Live at the event: 
The soul escapes from the candle…:
Happy Holidays!
Inspired by the Friendly Atheist and his opinion on that sign that caused a bit of controversy, here’s my little holiday poem for you:
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There is no god |
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If you’re wondering about the seemingly contratictory nativity scene in the header image: It’s just “seasonal decoration” – comparable to those at Easter where most people who use bunnies for decoration don’t believe in the Easter bunny…
Links of the Week (2008/51)
- Achmed the Dead Terrorist Christmas Special
24 minutes in 3 parts: part 1, part 2, part 3 (via Conny) - If programming languages were religions… (via Atheist Blogger)
- Mastering Your WordPress 2.7 Theme & Admin Area: Tips and Tricks (via weblog tools collection)
- 5 years of WordPress interface from 0.7.1 to 2.7 (via weblog tools collection)
Solution to Quote of the Day 15
I combined this quote with a quiz about its origin last Saturday:
“For certain there never were witches and warlocks in this world, but it’s just as undeniable that throughout history people believed in cheaters who had the talent of acting as sorcerers.”
(my translation)
6 people participarted, 11th, 18th and 21st century were each picked by 2. Correct is: 18th century. Last weekend’s Donaukurier, where I found it, attributed it to Franz Grillparzer (1791-1872), but German WikiQuote shows as confirmed source Giacomo Casanova (1725-1798), Italian adventurer and author. Guess a DK editor might have messed up copy&paste in this quote collection…
Photo: sgursozlu/sxc