How Sane is Your Website? May 26, 2008

How Sane is Your Website?

By Guest Contributor
May 26, 2008

It’s not a Jessica Hagy work, but the Venn diagram does make a good point:

websanity.gif

The never-ending CAPS LOCK comments usually do it for me.

CAPS with Bible verses are even scarier.

Bible verses alone? Not scary. Plenty of atheist blogs quote the Bible.

How do you know you’re looking at a website you wont be visiting again?

(Thanks to Brooke for the link!)


[tags]atheist, atheism[/tags]

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  • Ah yes, the all caps bible quote – a real gem. Good stuff.

  • What’s with all the caps? While do people feel the need to do that!

  • BECAUSE THEY THINK IT BRINGS THEIR MESSAGE ACROSS MORE ACCURATELY. HOWEVER, AS I HAVE DEMONSTRATED HERE, IT DOES NOT. IT’S JUST KIND OF ANNOYING.

  • Actually, it isn’t kind of annoying, it’s extremely annoying. It’s like folks who think that the louder they talk, the more right they are.

  • This site is epic loony fail:

    http://www.jesus-is-savior.com

  • TheDeadEye

    They need another circle up there for ‘God-Awful Midi Music’.

  • Evolved Rationalist, why did you feel the need to scare me so?

  • chancelikely

    MIDI music, scrolling multi-colored text, different fonts and sizes.

    And there’s a certain lack of conciseness in really crazy sites – why say it once when you can say it ten times?

  • Evolved Rationalist — What a strange website! John Kerry and 666? The 666 in barcodes?

    Shit like that is hysterically funny when it’s a joke, like Landover Baptist. But I don’t think this is a joke.

  • David Crespo

    I know I won’t be visiting a site again when the background is black and the text is yellow.

  • David Crespo

    And I thought of that before I saw jesus-is-savior.com!

  • Jennifer M

    I must confess, that website is weird but people, please don’t let it scare you into converting to Christianity.

    “I am the way the truth and the life; no man cometh unto the Father but by me.” actually meant something different in the original scriptures. “I” meant I of all the universe (I, me, you and every soul in existence). It never meant I the individual.

  • I know I won’t be visiting a website again when it just bores me to death.

  • Jennifer M

    By the way, Benjamin, you’re boring.

  • @Evolved Rationalist: I steer away from any website that looks like it was designed 10-15 years ago.