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Permalink Reply by Carol Foley on September 26, 2011 at 10:12pm

Forgive me website for I have sinned ;)

Let's see, I say "God forbid," and "Bless you"

I yell at the sky when frustrated (but no longer think there is someone up there to yell at.)

 

Errrrr...

Oh I stone the infidels and bask in his radiance and fury.

No... wait. I don't do that last bit.

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Permalink Reply by Tex in the City on September 26, 2011 at 10:33pm

I must say/shout "GODDAMNIT" at least 10-15x a day at work.  But to be fair, if my goddamn company would put together a better goddamn database, I wouldn't have to yell goddamnit so much.

 

Also, aside from "motherfucker" or "cunt" I think "goddamnit" tends to raise the most eyebrows, which let's be honest, is the point of muttering cusses under your breath to begin with.  It relieves a little stress, but mostly it lets people know that you are NOT HAPPY.

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Permalink Reply by wyocowboy on September 26, 2011 at 11:29pm

thanks Tex in the City...u made my evening!!!  lmfao

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Permalink Reply by Tex in the City on September 26, 2011 at 11:34pm

Haha glad to help!

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Permalink Reply by steven david yakel on September 27, 2011 at 2:35am

i still say "blessyou" at sneezes out of habit, but some friends of mine who know of my lack of faith have started saying "nothinghappenswhenyoudie" when i sneeze.  i think its adorable.

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Permalink Reply by Rick on September 27, 2011 at 11:21am

I answer to the name Jesus. Whenever someone exclaims “Jesus!” I reply with “Yes?!”

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Permalink Reply by Kairan Nierde on September 27, 2011 at 5:15pm

That's cute.  Use the right tone and you could scare the shit out of certain people.  Sad 

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Permalink Reply by Trish E. Harmon on October 5, 2011 at 4:29am

Hahaha! I've done that!

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Permalink Reply by Lisa Lark on September 28, 2011 at 11:34pm

I often say things like goddammit and holy s***, and i hate it every time.  I resent that I live in a world where religion has had enough power that even a non-believer can't help but use these words.  They have their own meaning that, to me, is removed from religion, but that doesn't change the fact that the expression began as a believer's phrase.  To be honest, though, I was less likely to use these expressions when I was still christian because I felt like I was taking the lords name in vain, or being disrespectful.  So while I hate using the expressions, It's also a slap in the face to god and what I learned in sunday school and I can enjoy it quite a bit too.  I only wish that using the phrases showed other people my true disrespectful motives instead of creating the appearance of me being a god-fearing christian; using god's name in vain has been soo bittersweet.

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Permalink Reply by erik112358 on October 4, 2011 at 4:05am

I frequently take the Lard's name in vain: Goddammit, Jesus F'ing Christ, etc.  I just think of it as taunting God.

 

I also feel a little guilty when I like a work of art that has an obvious christian (or other religious) spin on it.  This usually happens with music and movies.

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Permalink Reply by Gabriela Menicucci on October 4, 2011 at 5:16am

I read my horoscope daily and sometimes feel tempted to ask people what's their sign (bad habit!)

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Permalink Reply by anti_supernaturalist on October 4, 2011 at 7:01pm

xian morality still stinks

• old King God was a sullen old sod:


“My morality is absolute; my religion creates morality; my morality shall be enforced”

Followed in pages of graphic comics collectively known as “the book” its hate-filled monster — “God” is dead. Middle-eastern paternalist tribal “morality” should have disappeared with “him”.

• US atheists and theists alike…
operate on the same narrow bandwidth of inadequate knowledge. The Big-3 Monster Theisms — judaism, xianity, islam — have polluted culture for so long that their doctrines on human action (morality) remain unquestioned. They have numbed and frustrated humane progress in ethics and public policy down to today.

Anything soiled by lying god proxies — priests, pastors, televangelists, rabbis, imams — comes not from on high, but from religious institutions making illegitimate claims for secular power based on male supremacist, god fictions. In the US, a secular republic, there is no “executive privilege” for gods.

Almost 300 years ago, the first no-bets-hedged atheist, rc priest Jean Meslier wrote in his massive book, Testament (1729) that he hoped to see “the last aristocrat strangled with the guts of the last priest.”

 

the anti-supernaturalist

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