Yea I don't like this type of stuff, I believe everyone is going to be accountable for their actions in the end. I'm sure I'm going to have to do enough explaining about all my acai rebills.
This offer has me speechless lol what's next?
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Ok that is some random shit, after conducting some research on the sand from god i stumble across this #1 site in G for a totally un related keyword. Check it.
Christ's Fist!
for all those who were in doubt!
Christ's Fist!
for all those who were in doubt!
Ding Ding Ding... oh boy, if i ever meet and hook up with a frigid christian girl i'll be educating her! +rep
They need to team up with this product so they can get both sides of the market:
Angel Repellent - For when you just need to do whatever the hell you want!
Angel Repellent - For when you just need to do whatever the hell you want!
Testimonials:
"This is a fantastic, spiritual thing!"
Thing? really? You can't come up with another word?
"This is a fantastic, spiritual thing!"
Thing? really? You can't come up with another word?
HarveyJ
He is - THE CACTUS!
Honestly, this is no worse than any other religious jewelry.
There are people out there that pay thousands, if not hundreds of thousands, for blinged up Crucifixes, and then go out and do the shit that made Jesus weep. Rap industry, I'm looking at you!
So what if it's sand? It's not like they're claiming that the sand is from decomposed Jesus, just that it's been blessed. And so long as a priest has waved hands over it and said something in Latin, then it's not even false advertising.
In the end, it's just a piece of jewelry, like those little vials full of potch opal chips that Japanese tourists pay $50 for.
What's sad is that bible belt Evangelicals and Pentecostals fall for this shit, hook, line and sinker (angel glow sticks! Can't get into heaven without one!). Frankly, the less money they have to give to the guy on TV that slaps people in the face and tells them they're saved, the better.
There are people out there that pay thousands, if not hundreds of thousands, for blinged up Crucifixes, and then go out and do the shit that made Jesus weep. Rap industry, I'm looking at you!
So what if it's sand? It's not like they're claiming that the sand is from decomposed Jesus, just that it's been blessed. And so long as a priest has waved hands over it and said something in Latin, then it's not even false advertising.
In the end, it's just a piece of jewelry, like those little vials full of potch opal chips that Japanese tourists pay $50 for.
What's sad is that bible belt Evangelicals and Pentecostals fall for this shit, hook, line and sinker (angel glow sticks! Can't get into heaven without one!). Frankly, the less money they have to give to the guy on TV that slaps people in the face and tells them they're saved, the better.
hahhahahaa
my thoughts exactly. I really wonder how much rough volume they're doing in sales daily on sandofchrist- I had a similar idea (religious product) but don't know if I want to bother to develop.
so what if it's blessed sand ordained by a minister.never heard of sand helping u be close to god.it's no diff from crucifixes
Although this is the most ridiculous thing I've ever seen in my life and the thought of paying for it makes me want to puke, never underestimate the power of religion...If some crazy person thinks the sand will bring them closer to GOD, they'll pay for it.
Don't forget that if you can find a grilled cheese sandwich, exterior window to a building, or rutabaga with the face of Jesus on it you can always make big bucks on eBay.
I've been trying to train my rutabagas to grow right but no luck yet.
I've been trying to train my rutabagas to grow right but no luck yet.
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