The Day of His Noodly Appendage
The holiest of holidays for Pastafarians, is of course the birthday of His Most Holy Prophet, Marco Polo (b. Sept 15, 1254), who brought the word of his Noodly Appendage back from the East. As Talk Like A Pirate Day falls on September 19th, this five-day period constitutes Holy Pasta Week, during which spaghetti is consumed liberally [with a nice Chianti, of course].
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Holy rigatoni! I need to serve pasta tonight. I’ve got my ‘Talk like a Pirate’ post in the ready, but how could I forget Marco Polo?
I save the files by date so I don’t miss them.
Easy on the fava beans for me, please. Argh.
I haven’t been able to face favas since I read that book.
I’m sure Pastafarianism will become a recognized religion in the next century.
It would be nice if we’d respect Rastafari now.
[…] This is, after all Holy Pasta Week! […]
Oh, I’m a bad pastafarian. I was at a Spirit and Nature retreat this weekend. I was too immeshed in meditation and chanting (and eating and talking) to remember the holiest of holy days.
May I be punished with many lashes from a wet noodle.
You probably have to eat extra ramen in penance.