Above is a headline on The Age website this morning.
Didn't seem right, somehow. Smitten to me is all puppy-love, doe-eyed and gooey.
I obviously wasn't the only one to point this out to The Age because, later in the day, it changed:
At least now it makes sense.
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Are the atheists anti-smitic?
ReplyDeleteYes! I love it!
ReplyDeleteThat's funny - I first read it as the websites loving the attack, too.
ReplyDeleteHere via Braja, when I made a decision to visit all the blogs of everyone who didn't buy the idea that science is for fools. Although I had a hell of a time figuring out which blog to go to from your list!
the sciences and the religions
ReplyDeletealways after the spotlight
atheists and christians
pointing at each others blight.
Neither appreciating hypocrisy
both claiming deep truths as theirs
Neither gaining credibility
over time, but, really, who cares?
Pop a good wine and enjoy
some aged brick cheddar (eight year)
and some fancy biscuits with local jams.
So tasty that it'de bring a tear.
And good company, and maybe a good cigar, too.
If we could just get somebody to smoke it
Because I quit smoking (what? Live longer?! YOU!?)
Neither science or religions can ever promise thisshit.
But good friends? and good wine?
always a flavor divine.
So, pop the cork
good friend of mine!
We will a smoker find
to create mountains and paths in the smoke and the cheese.
Haha.
ReplyDeletethey have been smited by the smitten... (if one can be all gaga and gooey-eyed about god)
ReplyDeleteAha - smitten as in smote! Love the linguistic muddle.
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