Hunger strike ends, fasting begins. Worship in public school controversy enters new stage on Sunday.

Last Sunday, Pastor Dimas Salaberrios of Infinity New York Church in The Bronx ended a 24-day hunger strike-with tuna salad.

[Sheik Yerbouti]

Send these fundietards packing! religion has no place in taxpayer supported institutions!

[Raydot]

I believe in a family size Pizza, a good lookin women and some California Skunk, along with a 12 pack of Budwieser at Lake Mead, Nevada. Oh and some sounds. It is summer time isn't it?

[HangUpAndDrive]

Who ends a hunger strike with tuna salad?

Gimme some grilled roast beef, cheddar cheese, sauteed onions, some crispy bacon and an unhealthy slathering of mayo. All on a nice big hero.

Okay, I'll have some large fries and a diet pepsi too.

[Talking Tina]

HangUpAndDrive wrote:

Who ends a hunger strike with tuna salad?
Gimme some grilled roast beef, cheddar cheese, sauteed onions, some crispy bacon and an unhealthy slathering of mayo. All on a nice big hero.
Okay, I'll have some large fries and a diet pepsi too.

I could go for a nice BLT right about now.

[teo]

Sheik Yerbouti wrote:

Send these fundietards packing! religion has no place in taxpayer supported institutions!

Let me guess, you are one of those people who thinks government should do nothing beneficial for the people. Taking care of the poor and elderly, protecting the environment, educating our children, protecting consumers and stabilizing our currency are all wastes of tax payer dollars. I guess you think everybody should be forced to fend for themselves.

Why shouldn't government contribute to the spiritual enrichment of its citizens when it does all of the aforementioned things? And while you consider that question, ask yourself where you would be in life if it weren't for government?