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Ancient Mariner

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I've recently worked on a story with our friends at Christian Connection for the Daily Telegraph on godly chat-up lines. Full story here.

Christian Connection asked churchgoers for their favourites. The best follow. Any more for any more?

  • 'Now I know why Solomon had 700 wives. He never met you.'
  • 'Is this pew taken?'
  • 'I just don't feel called to celibacy.'
  • 'You float my ark.'
  • 'I didn't believe in predestination until tonight.'
  • 'My parents are home, wanna come over?'
  • 'Is that a thinline, duo-tone, compact, ESV travel bible in your pocket?'
  • 'Let me sell you an indulgence - it's a sin to look as good as you.'
  • 'How many times do I have to walk around you before you fall for me?"
  • 'I like to arrange the substantial Christian section of my bookshelf into alphabetical order. Coffee?"
  • 'The name is Will. God's Will.'


[ 02. July 2010, 18:33: Message edited by: Belisarius ]

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Sandemaniac
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*tangent*
Being a crummy typist, I accidentally typed bbce.co.uk instead of BBC... and got a Muslim dating service. Given what I was expecting, it was a bit of a shock!
*tangent off*

Hi, I'm Lazarus. Wanna see me rise from the dead?

AG

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The Great Gumby

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Do you want to receive the gift of tongues?

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Fancy a bit of how's Our Father?

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Coincidentally, a friend and I were having this discussion a few weeks back. I'd love to claim these examples as my own...

For Kendrick fans: From heaven you came, helpless babe.

Would you like to survey my wondrous cross?

Fancy meeting up for a chat about predestination? Yeah, that's right, you've no choice.

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Is that a BCP in your pocket or are you just pleased to see me?

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Sandemaniac
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Are you my neighbour? No? Fantastic - 'cos I really covet your ass!

AG

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"It becomes soon pleasantly apparent that change-ringing is by no means merely an excuse for beer" Charles Dickens gets it wrong, 1869

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Chorister

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Will of Will's Page swears by the last one on AM's list. I believe he is currently on his 495th girlfriend. [Biased]

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fletcher christian

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Did it hurt?......
When you fell out of heaven?
[Projectile]

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Jengie jon

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quote:
Originally posted by MusicMonkey:

Fancy meeting up for a chat about predestination?

I think that was my father's one, over forty years later he is still happily married only I think the word "chat" might have been slightly different "discussion" "argument" "teaching session" hum none quite right. Put it this way mum was/is a pious Arminian.

Jengie

[ 08. September 2008, 15:09: Message edited by: Jengie Jon ]

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Sandemaniac
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You're not one of the Elect either? In which case, it doesn't matter if we sin...

PS Great Gumby, that's in very poor taste. [Killing me] [Killing me] [Killing me]
AG

[ 08. September 2008, 16:01: Message edited by: Sandemaniac ]

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"It becomes soon pleasantly apparent that change-ringing is by no means merely an excuse for beer" Charles Dickens gets it wrong, 1869

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cattyish

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Who needs chat-up lines when the person leading the service says: "Go pray with someone you don't know."

Well, it worked for me.

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This is one that actually happened to my friend.

Guy came up to her in Church and said God told me to marry you

Lo and behold, 6 months later they were indeed married (six years on they are now divorced, but that's another story..)

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Sandemaniac
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Hey baby, ever wondered who Ezekiel 23:20 was written about?

AG

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"It becomes soon pleasantly apparent that change-ringing is by no means merely an excuse for beer" Charles Dickens gets it wrong, 1869

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The Great Gumby

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I feel moved to join you in the laying on of hands

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Mamacita

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This thread brings to mind the great tune "Walking in Memphis," which includes the lyrics
quote:
She said,
Tell me, are you a Christian child?
I said, "Ma'am, I am tonight."

I always thought of this line as a spontaneous outpouring of gratitude to the Almighty for finding a good woman. My son said it was just "Lying about Jesus in order to get laid." He's probably right. Sigh. Another illusion shattered.

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The Great Gumby

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Wanna see why they call me Goliath?

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Jahlove
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quote:
Originally posted by The Great Gumby:
Wanna see why they call me Goliath?

to which I feel a suitable response is:

"because you're the most enormous Philistine?"

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quote:
Originally posted by Jahlove:
quote:
Originally posted by The Great Gumby:
Wanna see why they call me Goliath?

to which I feel a suitable response is:

"because you're the most enormous Philistine?"

[Killing me] [Overused]

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Kelly Alves

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One I remember from a similar idea in the vintage Wittenburg Door:

"You have the soul of Mother Teresa and the body of Amy Grant."

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my soul panteth after thee.

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quote:
Originally posted by Sandemaniac:
Hey baby, ever wondered who Ezekiel 23:20 was written about?

Nah - the jawbone of an ass is in Judges...
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Zappa
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Oh dear - the cost of being a Heavenly Host is that I have now spread about three gallons of coffee spray over my screen.

Kuruman and I got together in an argument over Universalism, but I doubt I had a witty opening line. Maybe 'if I show you my christological universalism can I see your ... errrm ... christological inclusivism?'

Er. No. I think NOT. [Hot and Hormonal]

[In actual fact I was a broadcaster at the time and my opening line was 'hey, you're kuruman and I wanna interview you', which is nearly as bad]

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The Great Gumby

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How do you fancy a bit of backsliding?

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The Great Gumby

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Would you like to be fearfully and wonderfully laid?

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The first principle is that you must not fool yourself, and you are the easiest person to fool. - Richard Feynman

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Izzybee
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TGG - should we be worried that you're so good at these?

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Chorister

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Someone who is now a priest, so I won't divulge her name, once reported that her teenage boyfriend declared 'God wants us to explore the beauty of what he has created' as his hands started to wander.....

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For use by clergy:

Wanna see me in a long black dress?

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mousethief

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Thy two breasts are like two young roes that are twins, which feed among the lilies.

Hey, it worked for Solomon.

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The Great Gumby

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quote:
Originally posted by Izzybee:
TGG - should we be worried that you're so good at these?

I'm not sure. I don't think I've ever been to a party in Baltimore. [Devil]

Did you know I've got a ministry of emboldening prayer? After 5 minutes with me, you'll be screaming out to God.

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The first principle is that you must not fool yourself, and you are the easiest person to fool. - Richard Feynman

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Yerevan
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quote:
Originally posted by Jengie Jon:
quote:
Originally posted by MusicMonkey:

Fancy meeting up for a chat about predestination?

I think that was my father's one, over forty years later he is still happily married only I think the word "chat" might have been slightly different "discussion" "argument" "teaching session" hum none quite right. Put it this way mum was/is a pious Arminian.

Jengie

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The Great Gumby

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I can see why the Bible says God's a potter - those jugs are divine!

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Yerevan
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quote:
Originally posted by Yerevan:
quote:
Originally posted by Jengie Jon:
quote:
Originally posted by MusicMonkey:

Fancy meeting up for a chat about predestination?

I think that was my father's one, over forty years later he is still happily married only I think the word "chat" might have been slightly different "discussion" "argument" "teaching session" hum none quite right. Put it this way mum was/is a pious Arminian.

Jengie

"Wanna learnt about total depravity?"
Of course that would sound better if I could read

[ 08. September 2008, 21:06: Message edited by: Yerevan ]

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TGG - did you use all of those lines on Keren-Happuch?

Poor girl. [Snigger]

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RuthW

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quote:
Originally posted by Sandemaniac:
Hey baby, ever wondered who Ezekiel 23:20 was written about?

Someday, when I'm really bored, I'm going to join a Christian dating site, and my teaser line will be "Titus 2 woman seeks Ezekiel 23:20 man." Just to see how many takers I get.
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RuthW

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Though if I were being honest, I guess it would have to be "Judges 5:26 woman ...."
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mousethief

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Not a Proverbs 31 woman?

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Mamacita

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quote:
Originally posted by mousethief:
Thy two breasts are like two young roes that are twins, which feed among the lilies.

Hey, it worked for Solomon.

As I recall, there was a thread on cheesy chat-up lines a few months ago which engendered some discussion about "thy hair is as a flock of goats" from the SoS. What with goats being somewhat, um, aromatic ... it was concluded that the line wouldn't work so well today.

[ 09. September 2008, 03:36: Message edited by: Mamacita ]

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neandergirl

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quote:
Originally posted by Izzybee:
TGG - should we be worried that you're so good at these?

I, too, was intrigued by TGG's ease and skill in this.

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We come from love, we return to love, and all around is love.
Lord, ease our burdens, give us peace and enable us to do your work. Tree Bee

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mousethief

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I like the way your cup runneth over.

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Mamacita

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Shouldn't that be plural? Otherwise it's just a "wardrobe malfunction."

[ 09. September 2008, 05:07: Message edited by: Mamacita ]

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The Great Gumby

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Believe it or not, I've never been any good with chat-up lines, and I've never even used one. I can only assume that God has given this thread His blessing with a special anointing.


Do you want to feel the Spirit move?

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Ancient Mariner

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How're YOU Jew-ing?

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"Nice bracelet. WWJD: What Would Jesus Date? Oh, I mean 'Do'..."

"You know Jesus?! Me too!"

"Are you busy tonight? Fancy a Bible study?"


We had fun with these at a youth camp recently. One of the camp directors published a list in the daily newsletter...

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"awright darlin'! fancy getting down to some serious exegesis at my place?"

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The Great Gumby

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quote:
Originally posted by the parsley sage:
"Nice bracelet. WWJD: What Would Jesus Date? Oh, I mean 'Do'..."

In a similar vein:

WWJD: Who Would Jesus Do?

[ 09. September 2008, 09:21: Message edited by: The Great Gumby ]

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The first principle is that you must not fool yourself, and you are the easiest person to fool. - Richard Feynman

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The Great Gumby

Ship's Brain Surgeon
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Fancy a bit of Love Your Neighbour?

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The first principle is that you must not fool yourself, and you are the easiest person to fool. - Richard Feynman

A letter to my son about death

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Welease Woderwick

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I've just found a suitable one in a story I've been reading:

I feel another revival comin' on. Let's get to the sinnin' part.

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What part of Matt. 7:1 don't you understand?

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mousethief

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quote:
Originally posted by The Great Gumby:
I can only assume that God has given this thread His blessing with a special anointing.

Leading to...

God wants me to give you a special anointing.

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