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| Majick Thise christsicles? NOT to be confused with the christicles |
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| SnarfVader
Don't eat the yellow ones. |
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| PreMortem Haha, cue up catholic league outrage in 5,4,3.... |
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| AbbeySomeone
LOL. |
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| ms_lara_croft When will someone make Christ's blood sausages? |
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| BurnShrike
The comments in the article are amusing, and basically boil down to "magic doesn't work that way!" |
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| hinten
Christianity has a long history of making money of trinkets. Why not something blasphemilicious? Christian Books Christian Lingerie Christian Gifts Christian Electronics |
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| BurnShrike
Sebastian Errazuriz brings the wine; Catholics bring the whine. |
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| MrBallou It actually looks pretty tasty, but I imagine licking the last of the pop off the cross at the end would feel a little creepy. I find it very amusing that people who supposedly reject magic think that a handkerchief that a Sainttm sneezed in will cure their cancer. |
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| lilplatinum
I still prefer chocolate Jesus.... |
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| Arkanaut
That cherry popsicle died for your sins. |
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| spentmiles
Wow, great work. He really nailed it. |
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| Apos Oh Lord.... |
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| Millennium
I wonder what he uses to freeze them, given that they're made with wine? Would dry ice be enough? |
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| miss diminutive Some moronic kid is going to have it get stuck against the roof of their mouth. "Hellff! Hellff! My heesus cwath goth stuch! Then BAM! Lawsuits. |
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| SwiftFox
Jesus on a stick Everything's better on a stick was he battered by the Romans? |
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| KrispyKritter hinten: Christianity has a long history of making money of trinkets. Why not something blasphemilicious? Christian Books Christian Lingerie Christian Gifts Christian Electronics Christian Bingo |
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| spentmiles
I don't care if it rains or freezes 'Long as I got my popcicle Jesus |
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| AverageAmericanGuy
Insensitivity towards the deeply-held beliefs of others is pretty antisocial. |
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| LordOfThePings
Cake or Popsicle? |
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| OlDood
Jesus Christ are these ever good! |
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| WaitWhatWhy
PreMortem: Haha, cue up catholic league outrage in 5,4,3.... Based on the discription of how it was "blessed", no Catholic with any knowledge of theology would consider it to be consecrated. So yeah, I predict the catholic league will make an ass of themselves over this one. |
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| ChipNASA
Holy..."Jesus Christ inadvertently blessed wine frozen on a Popsicle stick cross!!!!!!"...doesn't exactly roll off the tongue (so to speak) now does it? /or *does* it?!?!?!?!? |
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| KellyX
Jesus Christ on a Popsicle Stick... /wait, didn't we used to say that to Christians to fark with them?? |
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| BurnShrike
Eternity in Hell won't be nearly so terrible with a few of these to keep cool with. |
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| Unoriginal_Username
hinten: Christianity has a long history of making money of trinkets. Why not something blasphemilicious? Christian Books Christian Lingerie Christian Gifts Christian Electronics There is also a christian sex shop. /at work, so can't grab the link |
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| lenfromak Millennium: I wonder what he uses to freeze them, given that they're made with wine? Would dry ice be enough? Trust me, wine can and does freeze. |
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| BurnShrike
AverageAmericanGuy: Insensitivity towards the deeply-held beliefs of others is pretty antisocial. If they don't want their beliefs mocked, they should have such stupid beliefs. |
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| neutronstar
I don't see how you can honestly believe that wine turns into blood when a few words are said over it by a guy in a white robe. Additionally, why would you be a part of a cult that eats the flesh and drinks the blood of their supposed savior? Sounds creepy to me. And yet these people are outraged that the blood they are supposed to drink is frozen in popsicle form? |
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| THX 1138
AverageAmericanGuy: Insensitivity towards the deeply-held beliefs of others is pretty antisocial. I agree. He's getting quite a bit of undeserved flak from Catholics who are pissed simply because he doesn't share their religion. |
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| lenfromak lenfromak: Millennium: I wonder what he uses to freeze them, given that they're made with wine? Would dry ice be enough? Trust me, wine can and does freeze. In a normal kitchen freezer. |
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| lilplatinum
AverageAmericanGuy: Insensitivity towards the deeply-held beliefs of others is pretty antisocial. So your insensitivity to our deeply held belief of the ridiculousness of Christianity makes you anti social? Good to know! |
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| bikerbob59
Couldn't tell if that was wine or blood. |
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| Dr Dreidel AverageAmericanGuy: Insensitivity towards the deeply-held beliefs of others is pretty antisocial. Using deeply-held beliefs to be insensitive to others is pretty antisocial. // what were we talking about? // oh, right - frozen wine on a stick // unbunch your habit |
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THX 1138: AverageAmericanGuy: Insensitivity towards the deeply-held beliefs of others is pretty antisocial. I agree. He's getting quite a bit of undeserved flak from Catholics who are pissed simply because he doesn't share their religion. He's also made a really shiatty popsicle. |
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| LesserEvil The artist sees these as representing Christianity, because Bombhead Mohammed represents Islam the same way... ![]() It's my theory that the more "artistic" or "creative" a person is, the more disconnected they are from logic and common sense. That's not a bad thing, mind you, just something to keep in mind when they make idiotic pronouncements about politics, religion or social matters, Without creative thinking, there would be no invention... but creative thinkers are not very practical and almost never pragmatic thinkers. |
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| BurnShrike
give us this day our daily popcicle, and forgive us our sweating, as we forgive those who sweat against us, and lead us not into brain freeze, but deliver us from the heat. |
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| eraser8 LesserEvil: The artist sees these as representing Christianity, because Bombhead Mohammed represents Islam the same way... Did that sentence make sense to you when you typed it out? |
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| I May Be Crazy But...
BurnShrike: give us this day our daily popcicle, and forgive us our sweating, as we forgive those who sweat against us, and lead us not into brain freeze, but deliver us from the heat. Yea, though I walk the the scorching hot valley looking for a shadow I shall fear no heat stroke for thou art with me. |
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| Cythraul I suddenly have the urge to give Jesus a lick. |
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| carrion_luggage
A wine popsicle? Makes sense, considering He died for your zins. |
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| vudukungfu
Ungga bunga Boo. Humina hummina voo doo blood! /christ, what a bunch of maroons. //imaginary voodoo with imaginary friends ///baby butt farkers, too. |
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| grokca Errazuriz said, he concealed it in a cooler and took it into a church, where it was "inadvertently blessed by the priest while turning wine into the blood of Christ during the Eucharist." So how does that work? Is all wine in the building blessed when the priest does his conjuring? Does it have to be in earshot of the priest? Is there a radius around the priest? If so how big is it.? If you live next door to the church is all your wine blessed? |
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| markfara
The artist is using those nasty wooden sticks, though. They put my teeth on edge when I bite them, which is why I never eat popsicles. |
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| Hershey Highway Patrol
Great. Now Priests have something new to tempt little kids with. |
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| lilplatinum
LesserEvil: It's my theory that the more "artistic" or "creative" a person is, the more disconnected they are from logic and common sense. He represented Christianity as a food item that is appealing to many but, in reality, is actually devoid of any nutritional value... I think its a fitting representation... |
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| Theaetetus
spentmiles: I don't care if it rains or freezes 'Long as I got my popcicle Jesus Reach out and eat faith Your own Popsicle Jesus Someone who's cherry or wine, Someone who's lime Your own Popsicle Jesus Someone who's on a stick Someone you'll lick |
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