So, funny thing, I don't actually know how to act as president. I have been asking the former presidents for tips, but I never get as much information as I'd like. Luckily, they're still around to advise. I guess we'll see how that goes!I think the idea was that, even though I have little experience, I have somehow gained a reputation for being very reliable. I have anti-ADD, an uncanny ability to un-derail conversations. I should be able to assemble a set of officers who know what they're doing, and I'll be the cruel taskmaster who keeps them all focused. It's a contrast with former president Roy, who has lots of experience and major skeptical connections, but whose unreliability is a running joke. We still love him, of course. (Disregard the plans for "I hate Roy" t-shirts, with which Roy still hasn't followed through.)
My readers, have any of you participated in skeptical or atheist groups? How was your experience with it?
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My experience with atheists is that the belief they are intelligent seekers of truth, who follow the evidence and believe nothing that is not supported by evidence is simply an unfair, inaccurate stereotype.
Yep, most atheists are pretty normal. Hooray for breaking down stereotypes!
Ouch :P
I like BASS!
What about the logo?
Allusion to fish of fishing people?
With differencing legs?
The logo is derived from the common Darwin fish symbol, which was originally based on (or a parody of?) the Jesus fish. It's not really a fish but a tiktaalik.
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