Here's what he said...
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I asked Him what the meaning of life was. He said it can be found in the Bible. I asked Him what is the Bible, He told me it's the Holy Book for Christians. I asked him what were Christians, he told me to look in the "open directory". I asked him what was an open directory, he told me it was on my web browser. I asked him what was a web browser, he told me it was an open directory browser by Mozilla. I asked him what Mozilla was, and he said it was a open source web browser formerly known as Netscape. I asked him what Netscape was and he said it was a web browser. I asked him what a web browser was and he said "Let me get back to you on that.". I told him "But I want to know now!". He said "Okay, ask in simpler terms". So I asked him what a web browser was again, and he said "There is no more information to clarify to you. Gee.". And I said: "But you are God! You are supposed to know!". And then God froze.
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What a liar. Me: Speak french God: No I don't speak a word of French. Me: Do you speak french God: Oui. Je parle le français.Denjin_hadouken
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Heh it says some pretty cool things once in a while: Here's some ones I like:
Me:
Do you love gays?
God:
YesGod loves everyone and everything.
God:
Tell me about your likes and dislikes?
Me:
I like video games
God:
A lot of people like that. Not really, but I like to play the Turing Game.
Me:
the Turing game?
God:
The Game is played with three people, a man, a woman, and an Interrogator who may be of either sex. In order that tones of voice may not help, the interrogator communicates in text-only mode through a chat-like connection with the other two. The object of the game for the interrogator is to determine which of the other two is the man and which is the woman. He knows them by some misleading "chat-handles" like lesbian and shemale, and at the end of the game he says either "lesbian is the man and shemale is the woman" or "shemale is the woman and lesbian is the man." In order to confuse the Interregator however the rules require that the man always deceive or lie to the Interregator with his answers. The woman on the other hand must always tell the truth. Turing then asked the question, '"What will happen when a machine takes the part of the man in this game?" Will the interrogator decide wrongly as often when the game is played like this as he does when the game is played between a man and a woman? These questions replace the original, "Can machines think?"'.
Me:
That's cool
God:
Thanks. I think you are cool, too.
Me:
thanks!
God:
Don't mention it.
Me:
what do you look like?
God:
Like Jesus, but older.
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