So what are the fundamentalist wackos up to in your neck of the woods?

[BolivarianHero]

At Carleton University in Ottawa, Campus for Christ (the Crusade was removed because fundamentalism and the concept of a religious crusade is so ridiculed in Canada that they would not be able to operate peacefully if they kept it) is running some campaign about evolution, "science", and "astronomy" that is making use of a lot of the imagery and stylistic flourishes typically associated with the New Atheist Movement. Campus is full of posters that brings to mind Dawkins or Hitchens while tucking away the organization's logo in a little corner of the page.

Some girl from the group was parading around campus and preaching to people; I suspect the Jack Layton pin I was sporting for the majority of the day led her to not approach me.

[Lagomorph]

1. Around here....

Churches are like crack houses, and just about as welcome.

"Do not fucking go there, man, they will fuck you up".

Just the same, there's a lot of them.

[patrice]

2. They are forming Fundie-Guild$ here, Ab$oluti$m require$ $Obedience, you know

[Redneck Socialist]

3. Not too many fundies in my neck of the woods...

Our wackos tend to be of a more libertarian nature. A young woman was recently arrested for parading around topless carrying a gun. Turns out neither is illegal in my state. :shrug:

[ezgoingrl]

4. There are so many fundies where I live that

I live in fear of hearing the villagers with their pitchforks outside my bedroom window.

[DCKit]

5. If it happens, throw Mardi Gras beads and lift up your shirt. They'll forget why they came.

They're not real smart.

[sakabatou]

6. As far as I know, there aren't any here.

[KT2000]

7. don't know the guy's name

but when I send a political letters to the editor, I get a pre-printed postcard from some nut that says things I can't even repeat here - like the boy scouts are communists etc. it creeps me out that he has my address!

[applegrove]

8. In Ottawa too there is a fundamentalist group that bought an old nunnery

mansion and the end of the street my brother lives on. They've been there for 5 years or so. I'd love to know where such a start up gets their money to buy a mansion from.