Welcome to the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster
If you're new to the site, you'll probably want to start here, with the

Welcome to the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster
If you're new to the site, you'll probably want to start here, with the

Pastafarian Erik’s car in Hesperia, CA.

After being inspired by the FSM, I decided to make a little sculpture of Him. An hour later (plus another hour baking in the oven) I had finished the figure of Him shown in the attached photo. He is made out of Sculpey III polymer clay and stands about eight cm wide and a little under three cm tall at the eyestalks. He is currently living on my windowsill.
May the Sauce be with you!
~Alli

Being a recent convert I decided to add something to my lights display..
-fn
Pastafarian Dan’s Tree-Topper:


Pastafarian Kevin’s Tree-Topper:

And this one - I am sorry but I lost the original email and just have this picture, I don’t know who sent me this. Anyone recognize this Tree-Topper as the one watching over your tree? Please let me know.



I created His Noodlyness in papier-mache for a
puppetry class… (first image)….reincarnated Him as a tree-topper… (second image)
-Amelia

Spotted by Pastafarian Anna

Chris Creel’s FSM Holiday Display
Found on Slate’s America’s Weirdest Holiday Lights Displays

Tänä jouluna Lentävä spagettihirviö on jälleen vahvasti läsnä taloudessani. Joulukuusen huippua koristaa Hänen nuudelimainen korkeutensa.
I have no idea what that says but I like the way it looks. If I knew how to make umlauts, I would umlaut everything. örïgïnal post cän bë föünd hërë. (ï fïgürëd öüt höw tö mäkë thëm)
Rough translation (thanks to Dusty):
This Christmas the flying spaghetti monster will be again strongly present in my life. The top of the Christmas tree is decorated by his high noodliness.
Our friends at WebUrbanist posted this FSM Holiday ornament:

Possibly the best thing to happen to Christmas, ever, this hand-felted Flying Spaghetti Monster is so wrong, yet feels so right!. Not only does it fly in the face of the entire myth of Christmas but it does so while looking too adorable to be offensive.
Bill O’Reilly discusses viewpoint discrimination with Megyn Kelly:
By the way, the Church of the FSM has no plans to sue anyone.
For my senior art show at South Dakota State University, I set up an installation for the Flying Spaghetti Monster. It consisted of 8 intaglio prints and my giant FSM sculpture. I have attached a few of the photos from the show, which took place in 2006. The FSM is a soft sculpture, made from fabric, stuffing, and some wires. There were many people in attendance who had their photos taken underneath, touching the noodley appendages.
-Klaire


Worshippers.

The artist Klaire Pearson with the FSM. Who created whom?
Pastafarian Craig spotted this display at his house:


It is fantastic. Who knows how many passers-by have been converted.
Pastafarian Damon has put us all to shame with this stunning FSM Holiday light display. Behold:


I think we could all learn something from Damon. Well done, sir.


Attached is my handmade knitted FSM that is doing a fantastic job of topping my knitted Xmas tree. The other 11 months of the year, he protects my boyfriend’s DVDs from mooches and spreads his noodly love around the apartment. As you can see, he’s glorious! Enjoy!
-Julie
Wow! That is great.

Here are some gift ideas for your Pastafarian family and friends (and conversion targets). As always, all proceeds go to further the Cause.
T-Shirts, Mugs, Stickers, and Posters from the Official FSM Store:
FSM and Pirate-Fish car emblems from Ring of Fire:
The Gospel:

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