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Chick Tracts

Okay, sometimes you just need to kick back and laugh.

These guys over at Chick Tracts have provided all the humor you need.

There's dozens of them, but this one is my favorite!

As if this could happen.

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This is the same annoying web site that had a comic strip about Dungeons and Dragons being an instrument of the devil, isn't it? I recognize the tediousness. gah. I would much rather be doing this :)

I TOTALLY agree with V! Hip hip hooray for bubble wrap!

And yes, that comic strip was so tedious! Gah!

Oh, wow!

This bubblewrap is AWESOME!

I cannot get enough of it. Heh, heh! Thank God I don't have a roommate!

yes, the bubble wrap is addictive. I wish I was capable of posting a sinister Nathan pic. Oh, wait, Nathan is capable of that.

Nathan,

Come back. Blog for me. I'm dieing of boredom on the Blogs! Your Blogs, along with everyone elses (and mine too) serve to entertain me a great deal.

Where can I go to learn more about this moon god? He sounds like a righteous dude.

Basil Valentine?

Nae, that is so cheating.

Hey, Mara!

So, my sister, explain to me two things:

1. What do I have to do with Basil Valentine?
2. Why is it cheating?

Now, you're right that it's a psuedonym, but it's not me. If you head to Dornbrook.com, we have a link to the collected works of Basil Valentine on the front page. Those writings are by the same Basil Valentine.

Oooh! Actually, the link is broken! I need to fix that!

Well, off to work!

Well, hmm, since I've only ever seen those writings in connection with you (and I actually haven't since the link is broken...), I assumed you were using it as a pseudonym, which sooooo doesn't make sense on your own blog!

Well, then, you'll have to tell us more about this mysterious Basil...

By many accounts, Basil Valentine was a 15th century German alchemist whose two most famous tracts are "The Triumphal Chariot of Antimony" and "The Twelve Keys." Actually, he was probably a number of people over several centuries who published texts under that name.

Nowadays, this Basil Valentine is still trying to turn lead into gold, in his own way.


Phew. Thank goodness the mystery has now been revealed. What a load off my back.

Thank you for the revelation.

Did I mention I'm Nathan's sister, so you should be able to smell the acid of the bitter sarcasm dripping off this post?

Smell the acid? It burned off the outer layer of cells on my cornea. The bad news is I'm bleeding from my eyes, the good news is I can cancel that Lasik surgery scheduled for later this month.

Alright, no fair. Whose corneas am I burning off?

I'm glad I was able to save you all that money, though.

oh i love to be a dornbrook

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