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Clear Evidence of the Noodle at Work?

Discovered deep in the welsh valleys...
clear proof that the 'real' creator is the Flying Spaghetti Monster?
Tangled noodly roots of a tree


Can any deny the noodleness of this obviously spiritual tree?
Is there any clearer sign that all things grow from HIS/HER noodley appendages?

And what other god has sneaked evidence of himself into a blockbuster Hollywood movie?
Remember the scenes in Tomb Raider which were filmed at Ta Prohm temple entrance at Angkor Wat?


Ta Prohm temple entrance at Angkor Wat - http://www.youtube.com/embed/yoEXnwJ7lfs

And, as his/her appendages can be seen at all the major failed civilizations of the world, can we assume this is visible evidence of his/her noodliness actually in the process of tidying up?

And his/her noodliness may have autographed items of his/her creation near you.
Search your nearby wooded areas - If you do find something noodly take a photo, upload it to photobucket, piccassa or somewhere and leave a link or embed the image here.

I have a sneaky feeling that there's way more evidence out there that the Flying Spaghetti Monster is the true Creator and Pastafarianism the true Path than can be found for ANY other religious deity.

This is one of the Too Many Questions
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