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Monday, May 10, 2010

Freedom of Feasting

Édouard Manet:  The Luncheon on the Grass
Related Link » Pagan police get right to take festivals as holiday
“Being serving police officers, they would no doubt leave their sun worshipping, mead drinking and naked dancing for their days off, not to mention the annual practice of leaving food out for the wandering dead. As of today, however, pagan police have the right to take their festivals as official holiday after their support group won formal recognition from the Home Office. The Pagan Police Association was announced by co-founder PC Andy Pardy, who, when he is not patrolling the beat in Hertfordshire, is a heathen worshipper of Norse gods including Thor and Odin.” TimesOnline
I hereby proclaim the Religion of Free Luncheon, with me as Prophet-in-Chef. All true believers in free lunch are welcome to worship at the alter of roast beef on rye and/or the alter of alternative diets. BYOB.

Our current lineup of festivals is as follows:
Ham and Cheese Feast Day
3rd Tuesday in January
Mac and Cheese Feast Day
3rd Tuesday in February
Tuna Salad Feast Day
3rd Tuesday in March
Goulash Feast Day
3rd Tuesday in April
Generic Food Feast Day
3rd Tuesday in May
Make-your-own-pie Feast Day
3rd Tuesday in June
Fill-in-the-blank Feast Day
3rd Tuesday in July
Milk and Cookies Feast Day
3rd Tuesday in August
All-you-can-eat Feast Day
3rd Tuesday in September
Fasting Feast Day
3rd Tuesday in October
Egg Salad Feast Day
3rd Tuesday in November
Mother-of-all-feasts Feast Day
3rd Tuesday in December

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