Wednesday, October 16, 2013

Overheard at Rick's House:


Rick Santorum




More Things Conservative
Christians Believe:

By Rick Santorum



  • Chick-Fil-A was founded by Jesus Christ.
  • So was Amway.
  • The Burger King character was gay.
  • So are Tinky Winky and Sponge Bob.
  • Dancing leads to fornication.
  • Playing cards leads to fornication.
  • Going to movies leads to fornication.
  • Consuming alcohol leads to fornication.
  • Everything leads to fornication, especially when the power goes out.
  • Women should not enjoy fornication, whether the lights are on or off.
  • Men should enjoy fornication, but should not be overt in said enjoyment.
  • You cannot count the number of angels that can fit on the head of a pin. Not even with a magnifying glass.
  • Only God can count angels, but he never has time to do so. He is busy plotting Chick-Fil-A’s takeover of the fastfood marketplace.
  • Jesus is the only acceptable form of contraception.
  • Jesus was crucified by dinosaurs, probably the T-Rex, with its tiny little hands.
  • The dinosaurs who crucified Jesus are in hell. Forever.
  • Or at least until they eat everyone there.
  • Dinosaurs weren’t actually real or Jesus would have posed with one for a picture.
  • Tattoos are a gateway to Satan worshipping.
  • Satan worshipping is a gateway to tattoos.
  • Gateways are for tattooed Satan worshippers
  • People should get married really really young so that their young hormones will not lead them into premarital sex or self-abuse.
  • Or tattoos. Or Satan worshipping. Or gateways.
  • Girls who wear black patent leather shoes—usually Catholics—are “easy.”
  • Scratch that one. All Catholic girls are easy. Just ask their priests.
  • Velveeta is the greatest name in cheese.
  • Just like Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny is actually Satan in disguise.
  • Halloween is for pagan bastards who are all going to hell.
 
(Rick Santorum is a conservative bottom boy, closeted homosexual, and America’s favorite Roman Catholic. This is another in a continuing series of his take on what Conservative Christians in America really believe.)


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