Da mihi castitatem et continentiam, sed noli modo.
- St. Augustine
Literally translated: "Give to me chastity and continence, but I am unwilling just now."
Colloquilism: "Give me chastity and continence, but not right now."
So after canonizing Inga yesterday I started reading up on some saints. I particularly like St. Augustine. In addition to having that awesome quote, he is the patron saint of brewers. My kind of saint.
Anyways, I've decided that we need more saints up in here. So I am going to canonize some folks. I can do it, cause I'm Pope. I particularly love the rights of the Pope, especially number 5.
So let's get some canonization going on up in here.The rights of a Pope include but are not necessarily limited to:
- To invoke infallibility at any time, including retroactively.
- To completely rework the Erisian church.
- To baptise, bury, and marry (with the permission of the deceased in the latter two cases).
- To ex-communicate, de-ex-communicate, re-ex-communicate, and de-re-ex-communicate (no backsies!) both his-/her-/it-/them-/your-/our-/His-/Her-/It-/Them-/Your-/Our-self/selves and others (if any).
- To perform all rites and functions deemed inappropriate for a Pope of Discordia.
We've already established that Inga is St. Inga of the Brokenhearted, patron saint of Losers, Love Children, Good-Looking Hookers, Shiny Things, and Windsurfing. Now here are some more.
Taco is St. Billy the Pantless, patron saint of computer programmers, drunken Irishmen bearing shillelagh's, and people who go about without pants.
Coyote is St. Collins the Abrupt, patron saint of librarians, fainting goats and Monica Bellucci (you wish)
My friend James is St. James the Red, patron saint of tinkerers, repairmen and poor spellers.
And of course, yours truly is St. Patrick the Depressed, patron saint of film critics, the mentally ill, and large breasted women (I wish)
Addendum: I would also like to take this oppurtunity to publically deplore the state of the American viewers taste in movies. Best Buy has 40 copies of American Pie: the Naked Mile but no copies of The Americanization of Emily. It also had 50 copies of Stomp the Yard but no copies of Network. At least I was able to get the Muppets season 2 and the newly released Kenneth Branaugh version of Hamlet, which I love but have pretty much never heard anyone else speak favorably of. But screw em.
Now...TO AMAZON! To purchase the Americanization of Emily and, because I've wanted to for a while, A Dirty Shame.
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