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athayanezant
athayanezant
Woah! Gundam? :meguupog:
Angry_Panda
Angry_Panda
See if you can get the padre to slip you a couple of the big communion wafers - those are good for thin pizza crusts.
Basic_human
Basic_human
they giving free wafer at church?!!

that certainly nice, what flavor of the wafer?
Angry_Panda
Angry_Panda
They tend to be Jesus flavored.
Basic_human
Basic_human
what....

as in the pain or as in the cannibalism?
athayanezant
athayanezant
@Basic_human it's a plain flavoured, that's our very first punishment to reflect to our sins. :fml:
Angry_Panda
Angry_Panda
@Basic_human So there's a lot of theology here, but basically the Catholic belief is that the wafer becomes the body of Christ, and that by receiving the wafer the individual is in union with Christ.
athayanezant
athayanezant
@Angry_Panda just want to be clear, I'm from Calvinism church, so I still use the same theology with Catholic about the hostie.
And I was joking about the punishment and sins, because, yknow, hostie is a real plain flavoured.
It's kinda inside jokes amongst Christians here, and the other jokes is, "oh that's why they'd paired the hostie with wine. Ohh now it's all make sense".
Something like that. :aquadrink:
Basic_human
Basic_human
Do non believers can try it? I'm kinda interested now

It seems like perfect tea or coffee snack
athayanezant
athayanezant
I think I've ever saw a seller of it on that 'orange' e-commerce, idk if you could buy it just like that.
Angry_Panda
Angry_Panda
You can probably get some kinds of them online - some churches prefer to have them made locally.
NotGary
NotGary
iirc, you can buy them in bulk for pretty cheap. besides, they can't be that hard to make by hand.
Angry_Panda
Angry_Panda
It's literally just flour and water, rolled very thin and baked.
panzerkampfwagyu
panzerkampfwagyu
I kinda feel like there is something quite blasphemous about turning the body of ol' josh into italian/roman cuisine
NotGary
NotGary
I mean, he did it first, most known example being during the last supper where he shared bread, reprensting his body and wine representing his blood.
as fir the italian/roman cuisine angle, what can I say ? he was technically an Italian if you're willing to be loose with nationality (he did live under the Roman empire)
panzerkampfwagyu
panzerkampfwagyu
The romans carried out his execution, after all.
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