Simple rule: if there is an email page, it's a parody.
Unfotunately, this bloke claims his site is not a parody.
But there's no need to take it seriously: he apparently takes himself seriously enough for all of us.
On seeing this, I changed my mind. It's a blatant parody.
Another simple rule: if there's a page devoted to saying why it's not a parody, it's a parody. (I don't think I've ever seen a non-parody site that had to assert it wasn't a parody...)
The rest who don't go to our Church or the others listed before are either demon possessed, a feminist, a pagan, a Jew, James Carnway, a maker of the Anti-Christian parody site, Landoverbaptist.org, or a homosexual.
If you haven't been to Landover it is more of this sort of thing to the nth degree. And just bringing it up suggests that they are related.
Utilizing the above-mentioned two rules, I believe this is actually a crude parody of sites that crudely parodize ... parodate ... parodii ... uh, whatever, Christian sites.
However! This comment also enables you to e-mail me, and is thus not a true comment at all, but merely a parody thereof. What a parydox.
But the email I would send you would be a pastiche.
if you post to the thread, you're not posting at all. And pastiche emails are only two-thirds mental and half deisel.
I had the same parody-distinguishing troubles when I read this last week. Ok, well maybe this one is a little more blatant, but still funny...
But this one...only $99.99 for a "Helmet of Salvation" aka God's Trucker Hat...sign me up!
Enough of this persiflage! I see your pablum pastiche and I raise you one pleonasm, penned 'pon a piebald palimpsest.
From the message board rules:
4.) Don't be a moran.
Yep, parody.
Yep, parody.
More likely that little touch of lousy spelling that makes the whole world spin.
If you haven't been to Landover it is more of this sort of thing to the nth degree. And just bringing it up suggests that they are related.