Be Insulted by Martin Luther

[spidergoat]

http://ergofabulous.org/luther/

Sample:

"You pant after the garlic and melons of Egypt and have already long suffered from perverted tastes."

From Against Latomus, pg. 223 of Luther's Works, Vol. 32

 

[keith1]

Luther, using the newly invented Gutenberg medium, answers the question--"What comes first, the blog or the newspaper?"

 

[arauca]

http://ergofabulous.org/luther/

Sample:

"You pant after the garlic and melons of Egypt and have already long suffered from perverted tastes."

From Against Latomus, pg. 223 of Luther's Works, Vol. 32

Why are you surprised Martin was not a holy man he was just an ordinary man that have seen fraud in the church

 

[lightgigantic]

http://ergofabulous.org/luther/

Sample:

"You pant after the garlic and melons of Egypt and have already long suffered from perverted tastes."

From Against Latomus, pg. 223 of Luther's Works, Vol. 32

almost as much fun as playing the atheist computer game

 

[wynn]

almost as much fun as playing the atheist computer game

Doh!

 

[GeoffP]

http://ergofabulous.org/luther/

Sample:

"You pant after the garlic and melons of Egypt and have already long suffered from perverted tastes."

From Against Latomus, pg. 223 of Luther's Works, Vol. 32

I did pant after some Egyptian melons when I was about 24, I think.

They didn't taste like garlic, though.

 

[Captain Kremmen]

I enjoyed Martin Luther's insults.

 

[GeoffP]

I was more fond of his earlier work.

 

[Captain Kremmen]

He was very handy with a hammer in his younger days.

 

[GeoffP]

He could really nail his points to the wall, too.