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Yeah, especially when there are better ways to spend that money. Like music lessons.

Have you, like, heard her acoustic stuff? It's like, seriously, like, awesome.

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There is no need to say "Goddess" unless your point is to show how fucking edgy you are...

I agree that overusing "Goddess" isn't particularly useful and may be a way to demonstrate "how fucking edgy [one is]," but the use of the word Goddess in reference to Eristic forces remains, in my opinion, an effective and viable means for reprogramming semantic reactions associated with "God," because the use of "Goddess" can be intended to disrupt human and male chauvinism prevalent in the subject-predicate linguistic form that is typically used by people who haven't attempted to update their linguistic maps of reality by applying some techniques and methods of abstractions provided by general semantics.

I've listened to an audiobook of the trilogy and the narrator changes after the first book to someone with less of a British accent. I was surprised by the pronunciation of Celine, too, and use that pronunciation myself now.

In Open Letter To Kansas School Board, Pastafarian founder Bobby Henderson requests "that this alternative theory be taught in your schools, along with the other two theories."

As a High Priest of Our Lady Eris, I'm Pastafarianism insofar as I think we should teach those three theories and more!!! Schools should teach evolution, intelligent design, Pastafarianism, Welteislehre, 8-circuit model, alien-slash-UFO intervention in civilizations (Egypt, Maya), fungi as alien intelligence...

Through the Pastafarian movement is how Discordianism (and more) might be taught in schools.

The Flying Spaghetti Monster being male is misogynistic, chauvinistic political posturing.
(spoiler alert)
The Flying Spaghetti Monster is Eris in drag.