blasphile


a combination of blasphemy and philosopher describing one who has no fear of and indeed loves especially irreverent ideas and to whom nothing is sacred.

see also sacrosaint
bill hicks is the comedian for any blasphile. just hearing his critique on the “miracle” of childbirth, his portrayal of g-d as a trickster who faked dinosaur fossils as a test of faith, and anything he has to say about drugs would make mr. and mrs. straight-jones spontaneously combust on their own self-righteous fumes.

being a blasphile means playing atop the heap of society’s taboos…and having a d-mn good time.

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