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For those who missed plover's comment about how "Since the Catholic Church is arguing against using Jesus in beer ads, photoshop some other ads that shouldn't have Jesus" WARNING - it takes a long time to load completely - there are a LOT of pictures.

Some pictures are worth a LOT more than 1,000 words. And yes, we'll all burn in hell. We know. We don't mind. I've got first dibs on the "non-smoking" section.

This one "in support of traditional marriage" is a keeper.

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  • If us Jews are right ;) you will probably get a few bonus points

    • How about if I start my own religion:

      1. Love your neighbour as yourself.
      2. There is no rule #2

      Its something even I can believe in. Actually, I think its something we all want to believe, and we wouldn't be having such flame wars if those who claim to believe actually made this their #1 rule.

      • Then you have the problem with self loathing ;)

        • Then you have the problem with self loathing ;)

          Didn't think of that one ...

          ... joke time ...

          A guy finds a genie in a bottle, and the genie offers him 3 wishes, with the caveat that he's not the best genie in the world - whatever the guy wishes for, his worst enemy will get double.

          So the guy makes his wishes as follows:

          1. Wish : Give me $5 million.
            Genie: okay, but your worst enemy will have $10 million
          2. Wish: Give me a mansion.
            Genie: Okay, but your worst enemy gets a mansion twice as big and
      • How about if I start my own religion:

        1. Love your neighbour as yourself.

        2. There is no rule #2

        how about rule #2 is "love me more then everyone else"?

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