Naa...it's not the cripples fault. The tram driver just has displaced aggression as his wife dressed him in gym socks and sandals that day.

I used to watch lava from Kilauea drain into the ocean near my house. It was pretty amazing, but you had to stay away from the steam because it was toxic. Pro tip; don't walk on lava rocks with your sandals.

How about Superman: Superstar

He grows a beard; wears red sandals; swaps the big S for a big J; then goes to the Vatican and trolls the Pope.

>> ^Payback:

Interesting sandals.


THEY
ARE
FROM
SPARTA !!!!

Interesting sandals.

Yea. That's what I was noticing. Rilly.

Hey, the kid has matching shorts and is wearing socks with sandals, I don't think he's that concerned.

>> ^enoch:

>> ^bobknight33:
Wow I feel sorrow for this man. What false foolishness.
As a man of the cloth and is held to a higher standard and he will be dealt with.
LORD have mercy on his sole.

i hear ya bob.
im worried about his sole as well.
could you remind the passage in the bible where jesus threatens people with a burning lake of fire his father created for those who didnt believe in him?
for the life of me i cant seem to find even one.


Or indeed the part where Jesus threatens your shoes. I know he was more of a sandal guy but surely he's not that unreasonable.

Right on! That is also one of my favorite scenes in, yes, probably still one of my top-10 films. It is stuff like that where we see the most crippling critique of religion in this film--questioning the very psychological foundations of religious belief itself (also fantastically illustrated in this scene and its many shouts of "It's a Miracle!"). But that flies all the way over the heads of the bishop and his little buddy here, who instead obsess over superficial gags like cross singing and people failing to fall weeping to their knees while viewing the sermon on the mount.
>> ^EMPIRE:

and The Life of Brian is indeed one of the funniest best criticisms of religion put on film.
that whole scene when one of Brian's sandals fall off, and they treat it as a religious relic, and then there's the other group who already had the gourd he had "bought" at the market who also thought it was a religious relic, and in that precise moment, two distinct sects of a religion appear from a completely stupid point. love it!

and The Life of Brian is indeed one of the funniest best criticisms of religion put on film.

that whole scene when one of Brian's sandals fall off, and they treat it as a religious relic, and then there's the other group who already had the gourd he had "bought" at the market who also thought it was a religious relic, and in that precise moment, two distinct sects of a religion appear from a completely stupid point. love it!

Since they all look like the same breed (American curl, I would say it's a breeders house. But I cannot explain the dude in tighty-whitey and socks with sandals...

who the fuck puts sandals on to watch t.v.?

I'm calling fake on this one.

and what he didn't realise was that he filmed two crimes that day.

1 - the guy in the car not seeing the cyclist

2 - Socks with Jesus Sandals!

Maybe his sandals just really taste good?

Look like leather sandals and looks like he may be barefoot.....so basically he's licking his foot funk along with everything else off a normal pair of shoes.

His long hair and his sandals are what give him his powers.