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[–]fintorro 305 points306 points ago

Thank you for alerting me to this website. I've just found my new favorite pie chart of all time

[–]fintorro 185 points186 points ago

[–]fintorro 181 points182 points ago

[–]BlackenedVenom 42 points43 points ago

Priceless.

[–]warr2015 15 points16 points ago

Lol. Sky rimjobs

[–]Jaboomaphoo 22 points23 points ago

Is this satire?

[–]MuggyFuzzball 36 points37 points ago

yes

[–]kitteez 16 points17 points ago

Thank the gods

[–]panda_assassin 14 points15 points ago

Isn't it sad that you can never really tell for sure when it comes to Christianity?

[–]Mapkos 14 points15 points ago

What we got here is a case of Poe's Law

[–]Scooplery 1 point2 points ago

This explains everything!

[–]Taco-man 1 point2 points ago

for once I can say I am part of the 1%

[–]Nymaz 74 points75 points ago

"Performing SkyRIM Jobs" OMFG this is hilarious.

[–]deathmint 19 points20 points ago

Skyrim Jobs. I love it.

Fus Ro Dahhhhm thats the spot....

[–]locopyro13 1 point2 points ago

Seriously? This was the joke flying around Christmas because my brother-in-law and uncle don't play games so they kept cracking jokes about skyrims.

I guess hand it to Bethesda marketing for getting nongamers talking?

[–]tonize92 71 points72 points ago

This is up there.

[–]Hoogyme 9 points10 points ago

'MURICA!

[–]ghost_victim 47 points48 points ago

Haha on par with The Onion. Great satire.

[–]stigmaboy 45 points46 points ago

Oh thank god.

[–]clickitie_click 15 points16 points ago

It's so hard to tell these days.

[–]Kvaerner 2 points3 points ago

poe

[–]jackk225 32 points33 points ago

you know this is a joke site, yes?

[–]mknelson 5 points6 points ago

I do now. Ty. Now I have to go to bed because my head almost exploded.

[–]anavrinman 8 points9 points ago

Poe's law.

[–]goodBEan 1 point2 points ago

Is this a parody site?

[–]voxxy 5 points6 points ago

Yes, very yes.

[–]Frago242 431 points432 points ago

*Only one child was severely traumatized in the making of this commercial.

[–]WannabeGroundhog 257 points258 points ago

*Only 50 Homeless men were be-handed in the making of this commercial.

[–]spunkychickpea 27 points28 points ago

We could make a lovely hat and handbag to go with it for an even 100. Whaddaya say?

[–]Devils-Avacado 42 points43 points ago

handbag

badum pish?

[–]BlackGhostPanda 13 points14 points ago

[–]Lowbacca1977 6 points7 points ago

More like disarmed

[–]Bixby66 80 points81 points ago

"Why are we taking a picture of this naked little girl again?"

"Because pedophiles must be stopped!"

[–]mecha_tako 2 points3 points ago

Gotta love Pedo Bear chillin' in the corner...

[–]qwestman 43 points44 points ago

Exactly! Came in here to say the same thing. We should make an ad against shitty parents that exploit their children in the name of other shitty parents. We can have a picture of me with 50 hot women touching me everywhere...

[–]AlphaRedditor 525 points526 points ago

I hate to pose this question, but when are hundreds of sex-scented hands ever touching you in a "friendly" manner?

[–]JayDee240 579 points580 points ago

Shaking hands with hundreds of porn stars after a huge orgy movie?

[–]artist9120 221 points222 points ago

That is a logical response actually.

[–]DogWHOspeaks 28 points29 points ago

Porn star handshake is an elbow bump. Source Ron Jeremy interview on Sublime's stories lies tales and exaggerations. Was gonna link youtube video but audio was shit.

[–]revolvingdoor 8 points9 points ago

because there was a plane going overhead "who are these guys?!"

[–]DogWHOspeaks 1 point2 points ago

Speakers on the laptop I used earlier were blown. Also haven't seen the dvd in a coon's age.

[–]revolvingdoor 1 point2 points ago

DVD? I've got that shit on vhs.

[–]poptart2nd 1 point2 points ago

funny, a high-five at mcdonalds is the same thing.

[–]4nonymo 222 points223 points ago

At church.

[–]MDest 1 point2 points ago

ooohhh......

[–]SawHendrix 26 points27 points ago

First rule of Japanese happy Ending club is......

[–]FlashByNature 71 points72 points ago

You pay 50 dorrar for good time?

[–]Pigydood 21 points22 points ago

50 yen you white devir!!

[–]imbadatusernames 41 points42 points ago

50 yen = 63 cents

Oh boy, Japan.

[–]Sithwedgie 11 points12 points ago

actually it would be more like 5,000 yen to equal roughly 50 dorra.

[–]TheWorldEndsWithCake 12 points13 points ago

Horra horra, get dorra.

[–]ravennrapture 1 point2 points ago

3,965.08 yen exactly, according to xe.com

[–]Fuckyouusername 10 points11 points ago

Read about half of these comments and only one thing stands out to me...no one noticed pedobear lurking under the couch.

[–]Bowtie_65 1 point2 points ago

You sir read my mind

[–]TJHollingsworth 1 point2 points ago

Oh, that's just Bear. (Insert Australian accent)

[–]TwoRolls 11 points12 points ago

Have you ever been to Tokyo?

[–]cycophuk 4 points5 points ago

I don't know, but I sure would love to find out.

[–]Gecko99 1 point2 points ago

The airport?

[–]spunkychickpea 1 point2 points ago

Evidently you've never been to Tijuana.

[–]nolanator 40 points41 points ago

It's out of season anyway.

[–]so_clever 154 points155 points ago

Is this supposed to be some sort of shot at Final Fantasy?

[–]OgGorrilaKing 153 points154 points ago

It's a parody.

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[–]OgGorrilaKing 145 points146 points ago

[–]ImABitOfACunt 54 points55 points ago

It's a site owned by a couple of dodgy Russians and ad-mined by a couple of people in the US. The same guys who ran Shoutwire.com about 6 years ago (A Digg clone that failed).

If you search Christwire on reddit you see that the majority of the accounts that have submitted their website are fairly low karma and age accounts, which means they are doing pretty well at avoiding the ban hammer.

Their whole schtick is to generate ad money by posting drama generating articles. More drama, more replies, more ad monies.

Source? I used to write for their old website Shoutwire.com and left when most of the writers moved onto the new site.

[–]TheWorldEndsWithCake 22 points23 points ago

Seriously? The Skrillex article was one of the funniest things I ever read. I always just thought it was satire.

[–]OsterGuard 14 points15 points ago

It's satire.

[–]dissapointedorikface 2 points3 points ago

It has to be, the foreign dangers part has a section labeled "Commies."

[–]chetlol 1 point2 points ago

In addition, the rhythm patterns he employs in his “music” are known to cause seizures to certain people, which provides ample opportunity for other concert-goers to rape said afflicted person(s).

Actually, this is a very real thing that happens at dubstep concerts.

[–]SirArseToucher 2 points3 points ago

I lost it at Homosexual Satan Wasp

[–]CptSpaulding 2 points3 points ago

my friend wrote that article. he is going to love that someone on reddit mentioned reading it.

[–]TheWorldEndsWithCake 2 points3 points ago

Assuming truth, your friend hit the nail on the head.

[–]VerbableNouns 4 points5 points ago

[–]Foxprowl 12 points13 points ago

You're misrepresenting your username.

[–]massaikosis 1 point2 points ago

Christwire is a hilarious, hilarious troll

[–]Ladranix 3 points4 points ago

That is the greatest title I have ever read in a link.

[–]TilerDurden 54 points55 points ago

Define "sex scented"

[–]i_m_fury 130 points131 points ago

Place finger between nutsack and leg for 20 seconds. Smell.

[–][deleted] ago

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[–]LerithXanatos 32 points33 points ago

Or:

1) Go running with a plastic covering your genitals and sweat pants

2) Return home

3) Remove clothing

4) Rub on cellphone

5) Inhale

[–]George_Burdell 51 points52 points ago

ಠ_ಠ

[–]bouchard 22 points23 points ago

6) Profit

[–]NuclearNachos 12 points13 points ago

6) ??? 7) Profit ***

[–]losian 35 points36 points ago

I like that they smell like sex somehow makes it worse. Like, if it was hundreds of lilac-scented hands maybe it'd be okay for them to touch her.

[–]TilerDurden 19 points20 points ago

Or cucumber Mellon perhaps

[–]WannabeGroundhog 4 points5 points ago

Which could be an angry masseuse, that way it's non-friendly as well.

[–]SeelNuggets 1 point2 points ago

Well this got out of hand quickly.

[–]Crashmo 7 points8 points ago

A bit fishy, sometimes with a tang of copper.

[–][deleted] 17 points18 points ago

I think this is the original.

[–]Kateliz 7 points8 points ago

Looks like it. I saw this in a Psych class, foreign anti-child molestation ad.

[–]OurNameIsLegion 1 point2 points ago

This makes me sad.

[–]r2_double_D2 15 points16 points ago

I'd wear the fuck out of that dress. Maybe wash it first though to take care of the smell.

[–]spunkychickpea 12 points13 points ago

...but the smell is the best part.

[–]Turious 79 points80 points ago

I grew up in a very "non-practicing" religious house so I was allowed to do all the normal kid things. Folks that would pray for you and talk about God sometimes, but not go to church or really throw religion around.

I had a buddy in high school, around the time Final Fantasy 10 was new, and I took FFX to his house so he could see and play it. His mom was a strange lady, deeply religious towards her kids and what they could/could not, but really didn't practice her faith in any other way.

We played FFX in his living room for a while, were having a good time. I was explaining the skills in the game and mentioned the word "magic." His mom came across the room and exploded on me for bringing the devil into the house and pretty much kicked me out.

I had never in my life experienced something like that. I haven't really experienced anything quite like that since, and it'll always stand out as such a strange event in my mind.

tl;dr Friend's mom called Final Fantasy the devil and considered me a horrible influence on her son.

Unrelated note: I'd wear that dress and I'm a guy.

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[–]TheArtofXan 35 points36 points ago

Chess was "of the devil" because the squares are red and black, and those are "his colors"

Can't argue with those facts.

[–]NullARC 69 points70 points ago

Except for the fact that most chess boards are white and black....so checkers is of the devil...not chess.

[–]Pandaburn 6 points7 points ago

Was about to say this. I guess you can't count on people who live in constant fear of the devil's influence to actually check their facts. But it's still surprising to me that she's never seen a chess board.

[–]farkdog 9 points10 points ago

Why the surprise? Chess is a game for educated people.

[–]WazWaz 1 point2 points ago

And where bishops can't go straight.

[–]luckynumberorange 1 point2 points ago

you can't explain that!

[–]onedarkhorsee 1 point2 points ago

Black and white, open and shut, over and under etc etc

[–]HansCool 17 points18 points ago

My HS colors were Red and Black. I'd have killed to play a game of varsity ice hockey against them.

[–]SailingSeasofRum 17 points18 points ago

My high school mascot was actually a devil. I think it would have caused a mass hysteria

[–]Bugsy13 3 points4 points ago

Warner Robins Demons reporting in. We've had more than a few protests sadly for a mascot named after a WWII squadron, "Screamin Demons".

[–]Nightmathzombie 5 points6 points ago

I grew up with a friend who was Pentecostal... I used to go to youth group with him. My friend couldn't listen to the radio...they had no TV, playing cards were evil (The jack and the joker), and somehow SUGAR was evil as well. His parents once had a big church group meeting, and for the kids they played a movie that showed "evil brown people from a cult religion" jumping to their deaths off a cliff. I was 7 years old at the time. When we got older I did my best to get him to visit me at my house as much as possible. I would play music, and TV for him, give him soda and chocolate, and generally try to be as "bad' an influence as I could. I'm happy to see that years later he never embraced the insanity his parents had. I have SO many crazy stories from my time spent with him in my youth.
TL;DR Disturbing tales from my youth.

[–]themoonmonster 2 points3 points ago

Please for some examples of disturbing tales? :p

[–]TolmanP 1 point2 points ago

I was actually taught a similar kind of exercise...at my church. Something along the lines of "meditation is a form of prayer". How odd. I think they replaced the beach with the Sermon on the Mount, but hey, gotta include God somehow.

[–]EppyKay 1 point2 points ago

Stories like this make me glad I was raised Catholic. My experiences with religious education were completely different. I remember one class where we were studying the history of the gospel. Stuff like earlier "sayings" gospels, theoretical sources, things like that. The first day of class, the teacher, a priest btw, said "By the end of this class you will either have a deeper appreciation of the gospels or believe that they are nothing but bullshit. And I wouldn't have it any other way, because if you aren't smart enough to decide for yourself what you believe or not, you don't deserve God's gift of free will."

tl;dr: Catholic priest told me God loves smart atheists more than stupid Christians.

[–]icannevertell 25 points26 points ago

This was my mother. Nothing was allowed. She threw away the only ninja-turtle action figure I ever had (was a gift from a friend). Power Rangers, Fantasia, Looney Tunes (Tasmanian DEVIL!), nothing. Nothing with "magic" or anything that was not "of God." Luckily by age 10 or so I learned to just hide all that stuff and they pretty much left me alone until I moved out. I was lucky enough to have friends with parents who let kids have fun without making them feel like we were too stupid to tell the difference between fantasy and reality.

I also recall my mother seriously telling me that children were killing each other and themselves over games of D&D. At 10 years old, I think this is what really made me question my parents connection with reality.

[–]ExK4 5 points6 points ago

Oh man. When that bloody cleric didn't heal my fighter. No one ever found out it was me.

[–]cptspiffy 1 point2 points ago

No jury would have convicted you anyway.

[–]Turious 5 points6 points ago

Sounds pretty accurate. Fortunately, a few years later after we graduated he went to college and distanced himself from his mother. He seems pretty unaffected these days. Fortunately, he had friends that could help him get exposure to a fun childhood. We've played MMOs together for years since.

[–]Gecko99 2 points3 points ago

What is your mother like now? Does she still treat you as if anything you do is not of God? Or has she calmed down as you aged?

[–]icannevertell 2 points3 points ago

We don't talk much, there's a reason for that.

[–]decamonos 1 point2 points ago

Is it because her phone is not of god?

[–]Hamlet7768 1 point2 points ago

I also recall my mother seriously telling me that children were killing each other and themselves over games of D&D.

This was her source, no doubt.

[–]ksack 11 points12 points ago

Did you happen to mention that the antagonist of FFX's name was Sin? Might've gotten you out of that situation...

[–]Rainieification 16 points17 points ago

I hope he didn't mention how half-way through the game, they basically debunk the country's whole religion and denounce their faith because of the corruption of the Church Maesters.

[–]ksack 1 point2 points ago

God how I love that fucking game.

[–]PeterMus 10 points11 points ago

I grew up in a practicing religious home. We played pokemon and video games all the time. My mom would read harry potter with my brother and I. We watched the Simpsons and dressed up on Halloween etc. Plenty of Christians do this.

[–]Turious 1 point2 points ago

Exactly why it threw me off so much that she reacted that way. I had been to churches before, I'd been to youth groups once or twice with friends. Hell, I did Bible School at a Baptist church when I was really young. I'd never seen a reaction like that.

[–]dirtymoney 12 points13 points ago

I remember when i had my first job at walmart at sixteen. There was a guy I worked with who was probably 19 at the time. Seemed perfectly normal. One day we started talking about video games & I mentioned "wizards & warriors" (on the NES) and his face suddenly turned serious... and he started preaching to me about how those types of things were the subtle tools of the devil. I looked at him like he was insane. It was the first time I ever ran into a religious nutjob.

Luckily I didnt grow up in a religious household. Probably because my mother grew up catholic, got pregnant out of wedlock at a very young age & was treated extremely badly by the church. SHe nearly had a nervous breakdown when her oldest daughter (who was about 29 at the time) started thinking about joining a catholic church.

[–]farkdog 2 points3 points ago

Yup. I remember playing D&D as a kid in the 70's and 80's. Then this movie came out called "Monsters & Mazes" about kids who role-played and got in too deep, etc. etc. etc. Even my mom was somewhat concerned. When I found out that people were against D&D because it was "magic", I remember thinking, "Wait a minute. You mean there are people who think magic and monsters and shit are real?!?!"

[–]dirtymoney 1 point2 points ago

oh man, I remember seeing that film when I was a kid. What a stupid film. So silly that it is good. ha!

[–]savageboredom 4 points5 points ago

Reminds me of this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-AQKPYaHu5o

God Jehova, that video drives me crazy.

[–]DasWiesel 5 points6 points ago

Scumbag Jehova makes you throw away your friends' toys.

[–]decamonos 2 points3 points ago

Anyone else notice the Moms face has that expression of "lets indoctrinate my child". It's almost as if the animators knew they were producing crap.

[–]tensegritydan 3 points4 points ago

[–]theregoesanother 3 points4 points ago

I feel sorry for your friend, my cousin forbids his kids from watching superman, Dragon Ball, and any other super hero you can think of because they "rivaled Jesus" (exact words from him).

[–]PerryNoydicus 5 points6 points ago

Well your cousin is right, in a way... They are all fictional, messianic characters of popular lore. and all of them were "sent" by a distant "father" to the planet Earth.

[–]theregoesanother 1 point2 points ago

I'd rather read Dragon Ball any day anytime not watch though it took them 2 episodes to finish a scream.

[–]PerryNoydicus 1 point2 points ago

haha. true. I like VLC because you can watch videos at super fast speeds. I sped through all 291 eps this way. Also fansubbed is a MUST.

[–]theregoesanother 1 point2 points ago

I am getting to the point where I can watch them without subtitles and understand what they are talking about. Though I'm still lost if they get into more technical or uses scientific jargon.

[–]Sydviciouz 1 point2 points ago

I can't help but feel like that's just way too extreme. Let kids be kids and watch kids tv shows.

[–]theregoesanother 1 point2 points ago

They're Pentecostal.

[–]Rydel6 1 point2 points ago

Good thing she didn't learn that the main bad guy was their god that needed a good killin'.

[–]Pandaburn 1 point2 points ago

To be fair, the plot of FFX is pretty anti-religion.

[–]Staks 1 point2 points ago

Man on top of that FFX has some HEAVY anti-religious messages. Makes sense.

[–]Paragrin 1 point2 points ago

Upvote cause I'd wear that dress too. That's quite a dress. But it wouldn't fit. I'm too big. :(

[–]sinferno 1 point2 points ago

I was banned from hanging out with my neighborhood friend cause i was talking about meditation and how to relax your mind... Apparently that is the devil as well, his mom made me leave in the middle of eating dinner with them for bringing this up.

[–]CrossbowDan 14 points15 points ago

There is an enemy named "Unknown 3" found in a submarine in FF7 that uses a move called "Creepy Touch." It gives you sadness... Maybe that's what they're talking about.

Here's a link to find the move: http://finalfantasy.wikia.com/wiki/List_of_Final_Fantasy_VII_Enemy_Abilities#Creepy_Touch

[–]SHIT_IN_HER_CUNT 1 point2 points ago

Cut: Inflicts damage equal to 96.875% of the target's current HP on one opponent. Non-elemental used by: Sephiroth

I knew that mother fucker was buff

[–]adumbfetus 26 points27 points ago

Just to make sure this is clear, Christwire is not a Christian group, thank you.

[–]CatrickStrayze 6 points7 points ago

"sex scented"

What does that smells like, buttholes and peppermint?

[–][deleted] 11 points12 points ago

semen and vag juice mixed with escargot and frogs legs.

[–]geekwadpimp 5 points6 points ago

So sex smells like a cheap French whore then?

[–][deleted] 10 points11 points ago

...in a good French restaurant. Yes.

[–]Mantis05 10 points11 points ago

Can you believe that I wore this dress once, and that Trudy Beekman wore the same thing? I was so embarrassed!

[–]kometes 7 points8 points ago

Who had to go home and change?

[–][deleted] 1 point2 points ago

We all know Trudy would NEVER do that. She would just make a scene and make a fool out of everyone.

[–]Mkewl 4 points5 points ago

I'm a christian and I didn't even know this existed. I LOVE FF!

[–]Shoeboxes0 5 points6 points ago

Christwire is a parody site, like the onion.

[–]ASolitaryEch0 2 points3 points ago

I don't think too many people are seeing that it's a parody.. I was reading the review for the FF XIII-2 and two seconds in I realized that it was satire.

[–]mtux96 1 point2 points ago

Now if only the Christians who actually feel that way were only parodies as well. They make all Christians look bad.

I've seen some boycott Harry Potter because it had magic in it, however they had no problem with VeggieTales with talking fruits and vegetables.

[–]mackshwell 3 points4 points ago

Jesus, this was made by christwire, a satirical news group comparable to the onion, but only targeting Christians. They put the words on the picture above over an anti abuse ad. The people who made the anti-abuse ads are sick fucks who violated that poor girl as badly as anybody their organization is against.

[–]thetebe 1 point2 points ago

Background on the real ad?

[–]Mustangbex 7 points8 points ago

$5 says we see Nikki Minaj wear it to an awards show.

[–]jackk225 3 points4 points ago

The saddest thing is that people don't know christwire is a joke site lol

[–]gnarlywalrus 3 points4 points ago

[–]yourparadigm 1 point2 points ago

I'm disappointed how many times I had to click 'next' page to see this comment. I remember seeing this last year.

[–]eXclurel 2 points3 points ago

How about letting your daughter go to a photoshoot half naked?

[–]PeterMus 2 points3 points ago

ChristWire is a satire site for the unaware.

[–]HumanistGeek 2 points3 points ago

[–][deleted] 2 points3 points ago

CAFF is one of those satire groups from Christ Wire. Hilarious. People always get worked up over them when they are meant to do nothing more than show the hardcore zealots within the Christian Right.

Laugh, people.

[–]Bryce29 2 points3 points ago

christwire is a parody website.

[–]MrMadcap 6 points7 points ago

"So join our church instead, and it'll be just two. Four, at the most. We promise."

[–]ninfan200 1 point2 points ago

it took me a while to realise that christwire is a parody site

[–]nahchocheez 1 point2 points ago

Lady Gaga will be wearing this at the next award ceremony she is invited to.

[–]TigerBomber 1 point2 points ago

i'm not sure i understand this ad

[–]Saintblue 1 point2 points ago

why catholics are against FF ?

[–]minorwhite 1 point2 points ago

I need me some sex scented hands! That looks like fun!

[–]minorwhite 1 point2 points ago

This whole christwire website is so off the hook it has got to be written by trolls. Holy crap! It is so funny!

[–]VastDeferens 1 point2 points ago

You should seriously make an exception for FF3 and FF7. Monumental games. I liked FFX too.

[–]flipster101 1 point2 points ago

Oh god the horror of photoshopping that.

[–]SuperStingray 1 point2 points ago

Dare I ask what "sex scent" is?

[–]springerfinger 1 point2 points ago

[–]r_k_ologist 1 point2 points ago

That whining noise you hear is Jonathan Swift rapidly spinning in his grave because of the bottom half of this comment thread.

[–]bronkula 1 point2 points ago

This... this is Poe 's law. This right here.

[–]SeriousDude 1 point2 points ago

oh good old christwire

[–]hwkns 1 point2 points ago

Christwire; when they are good they are very good.

[–]idunham 1 point2 points ago

That is exactly why i played final fantasty. to have the hundreds of sex scented hands touch me all over.

[–]TheMightySpork 1 point2 points ago

I never knew I enjoyed being violated as a child before.

[–]SuperEgo_Bitch 1 point2 points ago

Even though the website is satirical, this picture of a little girl, with hands all over her body and cupping her chest, makes me super uncomfortable.

[–][deleted] 1 point2 points ago

GAHHH for fucks sake people it is a parody site! All of the whining down in the depths of the comment section is really starting to annoy me! Maybe if OP mentioned this was fucking satire! But no he/she didn't. So now we have a bunch of misinformed people running to their friends saying "OH EM GEE, I was on le Reddit and I learned that those crazy Christians are against Final Fantasy" "Those le Christians are so dumb and stoopid HURR FUCKING DURR"

Edit: I am sorry if I am coming off like a complete wank but I am just not a very good place tonight... So OP could you please let people know this is a parody site, not an actual Christian organisation.

[–]ImFerocious 6 points7 points ago

There is an organization against Final Fantasy? How asinine.

[–]Iainfixie 78 points79 points ago

Christwire is a known parody website.

[–]ImFerocious 18 points19 points ago

Ah. I am not a clever girl.

[–]Iainfixie 13 points14 points ago

It's cool, I was in the exact same mindset until I learned about Christwire not too long ago. :D

[–]Doctor_Benway 4 points5 points ago

Most people make this mistake. A right wing Christian Fundamentalist submitted articles to the site, believing them to be serious.

[–]SailorDeath 5 points6 points ago

every one of my friends (and myself) reacted that way at first and then realized what Christwire was. I'd like to think everyone has that initial reaction and then feel foolish when they realize it's fake.

However I've not seen that fake ad before, and ew for using a kid in that manner in the first place. I think something like that pic is crossing the line in the name of comedy.

[–]Iainfixie 6 points7 points ago

Eh, they push all the boundaries they can. Although, what's really sad is to see the people that agree with them. Those people that post "AMEN!" on their Facebook statuses shock me more than the CW articles.

[–]violentacrez 12 points13 points ago

It's actually taken from an advert against child abuse.

[–]legos_on_the_brain 8 points9 points ago

That's an awesome coffee table.

[–]Austin422 3 points4 points ago

What about that chair next to it? It's amazing! I want that chair!

[–]JStrach 2 points3 points ago

bitch what the fuck you say about final fantasy?!

[–]Jedimastert 1 point2 points ago

To get this, they had to strip down a child and make her very uncomfortable.

[–]Bacon_Generator 1 point2 points ago

Or, you know, use photoshop.