StanleyPain - 2012-08-29
In fairness, it's in the original YT title.

eatenmyeyes - 2012-08-29
These stars are proxy for an amused smirk. (and a free scotch priced less than fifty dollars. Redemption available in person only. Logging into the poetv account for IrishWhiskey shall constitute proof of identity.)

delicatessen - 2012-08-29
At least they're consistent

SteamPoweredKleenex - 2012-08-29
They must be like the mother of a religious classmate of mine in high school. She was part of a quilting circle, and they'd do these intricate quilts to sell for their church. Apparently, they'd always make an intentional mistake so the quilt wouldn't be perfect as a sign that they acknowledge their own imperfection before God.

Or they're all nuts. Which seems more likely.

TeenerTot - 2012-08-29
I've heard the same "imperfection" story about laying tiles. In the old days (it is said), in a pattern of tiles the mason would intentionally get one wrong so his soul wouldn't get trapped or something.
Since I heard that, I did notice an off tile on my old bathroom floor.

IrishWhiskey - 2012-08-29
Which is funny, because the moral is supposed to be that man in imperfect compared to God, yet people deliberately make a mistake as if their normal efforts would result in perfection contrary to his will.

It's like saying "I'm playing against the greatest basketball player of all time, so I'd better miss some lay-ups on purpose so I don't make him look bad".

While I'm sure it's sincerely followed know, I'd bet anything that tradition arose from a contractor for a church who was much better at making up clever excuses than getting the job done perfect.

Sanest Man Alive - 2012-08-29
Not nearly enough, and certainly not loudly enough. The Emperor's been parading around buck naked for so long he's attracted a whole colony of willfully ignorant nudists. People who believe and endorse creationist bullshit should be mocked openly, everywhere they go.

dead_cat - 2012-08-29
It would attract more if it actually worked like a museum, and changed exhibits from time to time. But no, being built and existing is supposed to be enough.

That fucked up sign campaign they started recently wasn't just for summer vacation -- it's because they've expressed genuine concern over the marked difference between the projected and ACTUAL numbers of visitors.

The God of Biscuits - 2012-09-30
I really want to see this bullshit, but I am not giving them any money to indoctrinate people.