be righteous and spread the word

[blue_donkey]

I feel I must bring this to the attention of people. They only wanted £5,500 for their cause, but they have so far (at time of me writing this) raised £26,000. It's such a brilliant idea, that I even gave them some money myself.

here is the link to make a donation if you want to. You can make a donation of as little as £2, and the best bit is

Comments

[gerald_duck]

Their site seems to be down right now - no doubt under the immense strain of all the people who read your LJ trying to visit that link at once.

Care to give a précis?

[blue_donkey]

can't be bothered to précis, so here is the full text

[gerald_duck]

Hmm. Now I want a "Think about your moral standards. Try to be a good person. Give everyone and everything respect where due. This is the right thing to do whether or not a god exists (whatever a god might be)." poster on a bus.

I wonder how much money people would pay for that. To quote Graham Chapman once said (albeit in character), "It's like I always say, there's nothing an agnostic can't do if he's really not sure whether he believes in anything or not."

[goddessmaat]

That's brilliant - if there was a God it should be Richard Dawkins lol, the man has an amazing mind and a way of writing which makes his theories so accessible.

[blue_donkey]

in that case, you need to change your avatar :)

[joebunny]

Could this be seen as brainwashing believers in God? It's just a thought? When they have finished with the bus do you think I could borrow it? How cool would that be if I could get them to drive the bus round telling people to be aware of Rogue Traders

[blue_donkey]

I don't think an advert on a bus can be considered as brainwashing.

If you want to see brainwashing, go to a church. Or better still, the "church" of scientology :)

[joebunny]

Tom Cruise used to be so cute but now since I watched that programme on him and Scientology he has now lost his cuteness.