Mon 26 Nov 2007
Some years ago, one of my family members came up with the idea of renaming deviled eggs, “angel eggs.” We had a good laugh at the craziness of it but over the years the name stuck. This year, my wife and I struck back with Satan’s Ovaries!!!
A good time was had by all.
NOTE: This strip is dedicated to Crystal Mercer and the whole angel egg thing was her idea!
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November 26th, 2007 at 11:44 am
Offend Jesus?
…how in the hell do you offend a guy that has been dead for over 2,000 years?
November 26th, 2007 at 4:06 pm
Gee, Anime, I have a post up about a movie that’s called “What Would Jesus Buy? ya know having to do with Christmas and all…His influence is everywhere!!
stormbear, great post! Exactly what are Satan’s Ovaries…or is it just another name for “angel eggs/deviled eggs?”
November 27th, 2007 at 9:10 am
After hearing songs like “Would Jesus wear a pinkey ring (on his Television Show)” – a comedy tune poking fun at TV Evangalists and watching “The Mist” my utter contempt for religion has been sealed.
…and so has my contempt for those that blindly follow “The Faith” …whatever that faith may be.
November 29th, 2007 at 3:29 pm
I looked up deviled eggs (at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deviled_egg) and found out that their official alternate name is eggs mimosa and that they came to be known as “deviled” from a time when making them with hot spices was fashionable.
The Chicago Cun-Times used to publish a letter from a reader every October that said something like “Every Christmas I set candles outside my home to guide the Christ child to my door. Who are we inviting with Jack o’lanterns?”. Of course, the unwritten implication was that it was Satan.
One year, I finally responded with a letter that said that the only thing 99.9% of people thought about when carving pumpkins was that it’s something done every year, and the only people being invited were trick-or-treaters. The part of my letter that didn’t get printed said, “If the Christ child is God and needs candles to find his way to your house, he’s a pretty pathetic excuse for an omniscient, omipresent deity.” That part was too strong for them.