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  1. John Moore says:

    I would imagine for Mo it would be more than spiritually draining. Sure he’d be on Federal list somewhere…..

  2. Muffin says:

    *like*

  3. alexjolliffe says:

    I “like” this so much that I have just spent $20 getting a copy of volume 5 ‘Born Again’ shipped to me in London so that I may “share” it with people whose souls are less infected than mine..
    One thing dawned on me, though.. why does it ship from the US when this is clearly written in the UK? … “wtf”, one might ask..

  4. Robert says:

    with with? Is Mo acquiring a stutter?

  5. author says:

    @alexjolliffe – I think, but I’m not sure, that European orders are shipped from Spain. Thank you for buying one!

    @Robert – thanks! Fixed.

  6. Jerry w says:

    Is that a Scud, a Qassam, a Katyusha, a Fajr, or just an ordinary shooting star? Ah, nature or nurture, the question that just keeps on giving.

  7. Shatterface says:

    ‘One thing dawned on me, though.. why does it ship from the US when this is clearly written in the UK? … “wtf”, one might ask..’

    Because their free speech is better protected than ours?

  8. nina says:

    no! not the big blue room with the yellow button in the sky that doesn’t give you a context menu!

  9. AchillesAndTortoise says:

    Wow, is this the first comic that did not mention religion at all? Remind me if there was another….

  10. Laura says:

    Like! but not sure what FTW means?

  11. grumpycow says:

    I didn’t know either the Urban Dictionary says http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=ftw%21%21%21
    oh and author tell your wife you aren’t wasting your time, you’re doing public service.

  12. King says:

    Idiots…don;t u all have any other works…!

    stop drawing muhammad [pbuh] pic…and if you want to learn about him…

    visit this website…

    http://islamgreatreligion.wordpress.com

    Learn ISLAM from MUSLIMs,not from non-muslims…!

  13. AchillesAndTortoise says:

    I thought FTW meant “for the win”…..

    And “King” (if that is your real name (wait, that is actually a legitimate name…)), Author can draw whatever prophet he wants, doing whatever he wants, at any time he wants. It’s called free speech, for you unenlightened folk.

  14. JiveKitty says:

    @King: It’s not Muhammed. It’s a body double!

    And did you know that depicting Muhammed was not prohibited in Islam until fairly recently? Hence there being many depictions of Muhammed throughout history, even by Muslims: http://zombietime.com/mohammed_image_archive/

    Furthermore, it is your belief that Muhammed should not be depicted. Many other people do not have this belief. Are you so insecure in your belief that you cannot leave your god to deal with those who do not have the belief and ignore the prohibition?

  15. Skepthinker says:

    @King
    “Learn ISLAM from MUSLIMs,not from non-muslims…!”
    Brilliant, this is a stupendous point. We should apply it generally. So lets…..
    Learn insanity from the insane, not from the “non-insane”.
    Learn about sickness from the sick, not from “non-sick” doctors.
    Learn about the flat earth from Flat-Earth Believers, not non-believer scientists.
    I can feel my brain expanding at just the thought of this ground breaking approach to knowledge (or perhaps its just mercilessly slamming itself into my skull.)

    “Ridicule is the only weapon which can be used against unintelligible propositions.

  16. Daoloth says:

    I want to know how they can tell that its a depiction of the prophet. What are they comparing it with? Another picture? A personal memory?
    I mean he could look like a bear or anything. Oh wait…

  17. Samir Abdallah Ali says:

    Your wife is mistaken………JM is certainly no waste of time……..keep doing what you do….Allah s.w.t knows best

  18. ketil.G says:

    i like this cartoon wery much, you must tell your wife you dont waste your time to draw this cartoon.

    I bet many many people would get sad if you stop draw Jesus and mo

  19. Mateo says:

    74 people like this on facebook.

  20. Joe Fogey says:

    King, if you don’t like images of Mohammed the nonprophet or of his body double, don’t look at them.

    We can of course learn some truths about Islam by seeing how Muslims behave. You just called us idiots, so we can conclude that you are rude to people you don’t know. It is foolish to expect that other people have to accept the rules you apply to yourselves.

  21. Stephen Turner says:

    AchillesAndTortoise: There was at least one non-religious strip before, after Kurt Vonnegut died (but I can’t remember an actual word to look for).

    Remember that there is no such thing as prophecy, and Muhammad (a bee cap upon him) was no more a prophet than you are! He was a supposed prophet, or a self-proclaimed prophet, or a putative prophet.

    Of course there is prophecy in the trivial sense that anyone can make assertions about the future, and the better-informed are more likely to be right. But as for what happens after death or at the end of the world, your ideas are as good as his.

  22. Stephen Turner says:

    Of course the anagram should have been “bee cape”. They work equally well, just think of Muhammad buzzing around in his black-and-yellow cape. Or, even better, buzzing off!

  23. sweetpityfulmercy says:

    King.
    Is Mohammed going to cry if he has his picture drawn? Is he going to do one of his hissy fits and slaughter some more tribes? Kill some more Old Men for writing poetry? Drown some more victims in a well? Well, tough. He cant , he’s dead, and the imaginry sockpuppet Allah never even existed.

    I know, try praying to Allah to punish the unbeleivers. I’m sure such a mighty mighty moon-god as Allah can stand up for himself? or does he need his foaming gullible hordes to burn down a few embassys and slaughter a few schoolkids in revenge?

  24. JohnnieCanuck says:

    So, the presumed reason for forbidding the depiction of Mo’ is that some believers will be tempted into worshipping the images themselves, as icons.

    Once again we see a patronising attitude from the purveyors of the religion towards their dupes. Not only must they be protected from the provocation of their uncontrollable lust, but also their willingness to worship drawings.

    Strange then, how the prohibition of the images puts so much power into them when the idea was to keep them from gaining power.

    No gods, no kings.

  25. Lizard says:

    Don’t forget, May 20th is Everybody Draw Mohammed Day! http://www.facebook.com/pages/Everybody-Draw-Mohammed-Day/121369914543425

  26. Christina says:

    Did I miss something? Why’re people talking about the author’s wife? I don’t remember the author ever even mentioning a spouse.

  27. author says:

    @Christina – I mentioned to the email posse that my wife thinks I’m wasting my time writing J&M. That’s why you should buy the new book – to prove her wrong 🙂

  28. JoJo says:

    That’s nothing. My wife thinks my PS3 is a waste of time. Really, what is it with wives..?

  29. mikeh007 says:

    @JiveKitten -thanks for republishing that URL about the history of Islam OFTEN making images of Mohammed, right down its history – I’d seen it before but lost track of it. CALLING ALL NEEDLESSLY OFFENDED Muslims, please appreciate that depicting your prophet is NOT banned by your religion – that is pure propaganda, put about by those with an oppressive agenda… in fact the art galleries of the world are FULL of Islam’s own images of the prophet – do go and have a look at your own art: http://zombietime.com/mohammed_image_archive/

    best wishes all
    PS Author – superb work. Please keep it up. International fame awaits (one day) as the puncturer of a crucially important balloon – religious dogma.

  30. facebook and so on are indeed a waste of time!!!
    we can use that moments for another things!!!
    thanks for posting!

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