A paisley Buddah crucified on a menorah shaped christmas tree growing out of a meteorite.
-- JesusHChrist, Sep 22 2006

How does that offend druids? (I can feel a list of other un-offended religions coming on here).
-- pertinax, Sep 22 2006


Jesus, you're right. Except that Buddha is spelt with an extra d. And Muslims wont give a damn about this. And nor will any Hindus, Seiks or followers of Quetzalcoatl, feathered serpent of the Olmecs.
-- zen_tom, Sep 22 2006


Shouldn't it say 'To offend the easily offended'?
-- Shz, Sep 22 2006


...wearing no pants
-- phundug, Sep 22 2006


...thinking.
-- baconbrain, Sep 22 2006


//Shouldn't it say 'To offend the easily offended'?//

Some people go out of their way to be offended, as far as I know there is nothing any human can do which will not either offend someone, or cause them to pursue legal action.
-- fridge duck, Sep 22 2006


//Some people go out of their way to be offended//

I find that offensive.
-- Shz, Sep 23 2006


- you missed the crucified lamb and holy cow on pentograms to the left & right.

What's the point of this? Am I too far gone? I am not offended, I was just left wondering ... why?
-- Zimmy, Sep 23 2006


That menorah-shaped Christmas tree sounds interesting ... that could be an idea itself.
-- phundug, Sep 25 2006


zen_tom: Muslims will be offended by the idolatry. Add a MacDonald's hamburger for the Buddha to eat, and you'll offend both the Hindus and the French in one go.
-- DrCurry, Sep 25 2006


Actuall, the croissant is a symbol of victory over the Muslims, which I guess makes it Christian as well.
-- DrCurry, Sep 26 2006


The monkey to man continuum diagram offends all of them. Plus it's already on a bunch of tee shirts.
-- Cuit_au_Four, Sep 26 2006


Are there any other food-related religious symbols?

I'm thinking of writing a thesis on the influence of being a bit peckish on worship and religion.
-- Murdoch, Sep 26 2006



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