Over the Hedge by T Lewis and Michael Fry for October 06, 2012

Isn’t that my Congressman?

Zombie lawyer? Why make the distinction; is there any OTHER kind of lawyer?

Does it take the “living dead” to make a “living will”? Now Hammy’s real troubles begin with a lawyer who brings new meaning to “habeas corpses (sic)”.

see, lawyers are the walking dead zombies. they should all be shot in the head.

Consider the old saying, “A religious fanatic is anyone who’s closer to God than you are.”.So, I wouldn’t be so quick to call Nabuquduriuzhur, or anyone else, a “religious nut job”. (I didn’t include your word “obnoxious”, because all that means is that you, personally, don’t like his going to a place you don’t want to be…and that’s your problem, no one else’s.).Someone intensely religious people are, in fact, nut jobs — but only because they’re psychopaths firsts, not because they’re religious. The dividing line, I think, is whether someone is willing to die for his beliefs, or is willing to murder others for them. (And before you get started, this applies to people of every faith, or ideology.).Nabuquduriuzhur, on the other hand, has done nothing more than to present Bible passages, which are relevant to the topic, to people who may or may not want to hear them — neither deranged nor harmful behavior — and I, for one, appreciate his doing that.

My, what an unobnoxious comment… have I mentioned the great need for a sarcasm font?

They’re more like anti-religions…I’ve never met a cheerful feminist.

And on that note I am just gone – not a lot of tolerance here today…