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Ladies and Gentleman. Boys and Girls. For tonight’s event, we have in each corner BIBLIOBLOGGERS who want to be wrestlers. And in one corner, from Fort Worth Texas, it’s the Dynamic Duo from Political Jesus, Chad “The Optymyst” and Rodney “The Black Rain” Thomas. [crowd goes wild, screaming, 'Frak ya, PJ!'].
Challenging the Tag Team champions of the world are:
1. Brian “Blind Jesus” LePort and Mark “Cricket Chunder” Stevens: Well, as authors of a blog dedicated to a group of people who cannot see Jesus if he stood right next to them, Brian’s name makes perfect sense. Mark’s current interest in American Football has lead him to become anti-cricket, so there you have it, cricket makes him vomit every time he sees a score update. It’s a sickening sport anyways.
2. Roland “the Sausage” Boer & Alasdair “UFO” Maclagan: In wrestling, sometimes the league likes to pair up two men who have absolutely nothing in common and who have a bad working relaitonship; Alasdair and Boer are no exception. Roland is famous working as a part-time deli worker at your local Kroger‘s grocery store.
3. James “the Mad Scientist McGrath” & Mark “Sushi Q” Goodacre: Mark loves sushi and Q [Sushi Q also happens to be one of the best restaurants in Fort Worth too], so its the perfect nickname while James is still angry SyFy cancelled Stargate-Universe.
4. Jeremy “Diss Network” Thompson & Joel “Polyester” Watts: Jeremy goes out of his way to disrespect Joel, the grand Protestant tradition, and anyone who does not root for the New Orleans Aints [whoops], but that’s not the reason for this nickname. Like Dish Network his namesake, Jeremy is just plain evil and uncool. This name has nothing to do with him tweeting all the time about his disseration. Not at all. But at least Jeremy is not as lame as Joel, whose secret wrestling move is to make people stare at his mismatched polyester Hawaiian shirt and pants.



Nice! Sadly, no one reads the quoted v. from Lk. 24 explaining the intent of the blogs name. Don’t be influenced by Jim West and Joel Watt’s misunderstanding. Their hyper-modern epistemology leads them to think they can capture Christ rather than see him through a glass darkly via the narrative of Scripture as he explains himself to us through his Spirit.
And the church says….”Amen”. Thank you.
hahahahhahahahaha!
Stargate Universe?! Oh, how little you know me…
I was joking, and half-way guessing too. lols
It’s the only thing people are upset by besides Caprica being cancelled.
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I love “sushi Q” — excellent.
I just love the Tamagoyaki sushi! ummm (egg).