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#1 - schnizel#37 on contentRank#37

Reply+210

(09/02/2014)[-]

Why believe in god when you have me?

#3 to #1 - boothead

Reply+42

(09/02/2014)[-]

I LOVE YOU SCHNIZEL *lifts up shirt*

#4 to #3 - schnizel#37 on contentRank#37

Reply+80

(09/02/2014)[-]

#38 to #1 - greenguy

Reply+6

(09/03/2014)[-]

Because you can't always be there to watch me abuse my sausage to cartoon pictures of sad white girls being abused by a poorly prepared seefod special served in a bleached caramel sauce. Also you don't watch me masturbate.

#158 to #1 - schnitzelwagen

Reply+2

(09/03/2014)[-]

Now, Bobby, I ain't sayin' Schnizel would be a good and fair god, m'kay?
The first day of his rule he would eradicate all Jews and Muslims on earth without second thought. And maybe a bit of America.
And he would also make his followers prosecute all non-aryans with extreme prejudice.
But at least he would be an active god. Credit where credit is due. Can't complain 'bout that, right?

#91 to #1 - computerlife

Reply+2

(09/03/2014)[-]

Do you judge millions of people each day for masturbating, homosexuality, and having sex before marriage

#163 to #91 - schnizel#37 on contentRank#37

Reply0

(09/03/2014)[-]

Yes.

#151 to #1 - turtletroll

Reply+1

(09/03/2014)[-]

420 Praise snizel

#96 to #1 - finalequinox

Reply+1

(09/03/2014)[-]

Melium

#165 to #1 - bossguycumsplash

Reply0

(09/03/2014)[-]

#136 to #1 - anon id: 6a589f98

Reply0

(09/03/2014)[-]

because you should've killed yourself a long time ago

#123 to #1 - theshadowed

Reply0

(09/03/2014)[-]

Hey you're about as genocidal as God

#162 to #123 - schnizel#37 on contentRank#37

Reply0

(09/03/2014)[-]

Even if I haven't killed anyone.

#184 to #162 - turtletroll

Reply+1

(09/03/2014)[-]

but ur nazi and killed the 6000001241290750328523-5819027085923750 gorrilian kazillion godzillaian zionillium

#189 to #184 - schnizel#37 on contentRank#37

Reply+1

(09/03/2014)[-]

thas rite

#190 to #189 - turtletroll

Reply+1

(09/03/2014)[-]

HE ADMITTED HOLOCAUST

ANOTHER ADMITION OY VEY 6TRILLION RIP

#89 to #1 - anon id: 78b79b0b

Reply0

(09/03/2014)[-]

because when you die you won't respawn

#99 to #89 - perform

Reply+1

(09/03/2014)[-]

When he dies, he multiplies. Through mitosis.

#122 to #99 - theshadowed

Reply+1

(09/03/2014)[-]

Oh God not more of them

#161 to #122 - dawdawdwa

Reply+2

(09/03/2014)[-]

God is not here right now. Please leave a message.

#17 to #1 - porridgesque

Reply0

(09/03/2014)[-]

You're a damn sight more consistent

#14 - trickytrickster

Reply+138

(09/03/2014)[-]

I never really find these funny because the religious people just have a sincere belief. This person is mocking them. It'd be like if some person loved horses or some **** and the other person thought it was dumb, so he put up pictures of dead horses. Not that that would be workplace acceptable, but bear with me. The second person isn't like into dead horses, they are just putting it up to mock the other person.

#45 to #14 - Daeiros

Reply+29

(09/03/2014)[-]

mock·ing
adjective
making fun of someone or something in a cruel way; derisive.

Please explain to me how this pun in any way cruel. It's a play on words, an unexpected twist ending, a textbook example of inoffensive humor, and yet you have somehow managed to take offense.

#48 to #45 - anon id: f770c98a

Reply0

(09/03/2014)[-]

Believe it or not, there's a difference between knowing the dictionary definition of a word and knowing how it's used amongst people(guess which one's more important in day-to-day life)

#76 to #48 - Daeiros

Reply+11

(09/03/2014)[-]

I have never met anyone who didn't consider the word "mocking" to mean intentionally hurtful jokes meant to insult someone. That is exactly how it is used amongst people.

Your argument is invalid, and I'm not even sure what your argument was supposed to be because you didn't supply any alternative definition.

#50 to #48 - popeflatus

Reply-5

(09/03/2014)[-]

Pandering to the lowest common denominator is not how we got here from the stone age.

#47 to #45 - trickytrickster

Reply-3

(09/03/2014)[-]

Cool, you can google "define mocking" and then copy and paste it. Derisive means expressing contempt or ridicule. To mock means to tease or laugh at in a scornful or contemptuous way. I would say that depending on the situation, that could be considered that. If I held my religion as being super important to me and had a poster at my desk, and one of my employees mocked the poster with this helium poster, I could take offense to it. If the poster was just hung in their own house or something, then whatever. If there was no previous poster hung about God and they put this up, it's just a dude with a sign. If he had put up something about being an atheist that didn't poke fun at religious people, it would be fine. It's just the fact that it's blatantly ripping off of a religious poster. It's all about intent.

#53 to #47 - Daeiros

Reply+17

(09/03/2014)[-]

But there is nothing cruel about it.

Nothing in that poster insults religion in any way.

It looks like a religious poster, and then it turns out that it isn't, that is where the humor comes from. It is not making fun of religion, it is making you expect one thing, then going in a different direction.

It seems like you just think that religion is such serious business that any joke that is based on it in any way is automatically unacceptable.

If that is the case, then I have some bad news for you. You are going to have to be mad at these people over here too.
You need to login to view this link
A site promoting itself as a clean, christian, family friendly comedy site

Here's a sample

"Wait," yelled Jesus, "Let he who is without sin cast the first stone."

Suddenly, a stone was thrown out from the sky, and knocked the woman on the side of her head.

"Aw, c'mon, Dad ... " Jesus cried, "I'm trying to make a point here!"

#56 to #53 - trickytrickster

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(09/03/2014)[-]

No, you are misreading me completely. I think that joke is funny. It isn't mocking religion in my opinion. It's making a joke. It isn't trying to bring the reader to the conclusion that God isn't real. That's how I read the helium poster. By itself, I think the poster is funny though. It's the part that it was done in retaliation to coworkers putting up religious stuff.

#64 to #56 - Daeiros

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(09/03/2014)[-]

I think you are reading into this too hard, I don't see how you get retaliation here.
What would lead you to think he was doing it spitefully.

#65 to #64 - trickytrickster

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(09/03/2014)[-]

It's just the vibe I got. Maybe it has to do with a lot of atheist jokes being meant to mock people who are religious. I just don't like mocking people who don't deserve it.

#67 to #65 - Daeiros

Reply+12

(09/03/2014)[-]

It's not even an atheist joke
Christians believe in helium as well, I've seen balloons in churches before.

#108 to #67 - popnotes

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(09/03/2014)[-]

"I've seen balloons in churches before."

This may very well be the greatest thing I've read all year.

#72 to #67 - trickytrickster

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(09/03/2014)[-]

Hey man, we don't respect an element who comes in and tries to claim to be He. The only He in my life is God! He is an impostor He.

But seriously. I felt that it was an atheist joke only because it was hungup in retaliation of the other posters. It's all about the context to me.

#142 to #67 - nicknb

Reply0

(09/03/2014)[-]

please tell me it was a get well soon balloon at a funeral......

#78 to #67 - anon id: d9d02de2

Reply0

(09/03/2014)[-]

"I've seen balloons in churches before".

And the day I saw that phrase used to back up an argument in a religious debate was the day a part of me became whole again.

#73 to #67 - rollfourexplain

Reply0

(09/03/2014)[-]

**rollfourexplain rolls 1,219**

I'm just going to pop into this ongoing conversation to say that, aside from how it makes you expect one thing and does another, it's not rude. There was nothing rude about the poster or the manner in which it was done. It's just "Oh we literally meant the abbreviation He as in Helium." It goes from a kind of semi-motivational thing to a gotcha joke.

#51 to #47 - popeflatus

Reply+4

(09/03/2014)[-]

So it's OK for religious people to think that because you don't follow their dogmas you will be tortured for ever? And this poster is 'offensive'? If the religious can believe and express their faith as they will, a non believer can also.

#102 to #14 - reginleif#76 on contentRank#76

Reply+1

(09/03/2014)[-]

I'm a (lapsed) Catholic, and I found it funny. I'll tolerate and even laugh with a lot of things as long as the person is trying to make a joke or not trying to blatantly insult you.

This was on the same level as the "I'm a metal fan" greentext on 4chan. ^^ Keep being funny atheists.

#168 to #14 - nigeltheoutlaw

Reply0

(09/03/2014)[-]

>FJ mocks the disabled, different races, atheists, women, men, different nationalities
>one harmless joke that doesn't even mention any particular religion and it's suddenly too far

Please get over yourself.

#134 to #14 - frostshaitan

Reply0

(09/03/2014)[-]

dead horses would a very extreme comparison, tbh... thats just ****** up, regardless of if they like horses or not.

#126 to #14 - anon id: 894b0c12

Reply0

(09/03/2014)[-]

Neckbeards have a sincere believe they are true gentlemen and a fedora makes you look cool.
We mock the **** out of them aswell.

Infact, we mock pretty much everything and everyone at one point or another.

#124 to #14 - theshadowed

Reply0

(09/03/2014)[-]

My original comment is that I'm religious and its pretty ******* hilarious
People just need to learn to take jokes. Too many people get so worked up, even on this site

#98 to #14 - anon id: 2d89c71f

Reply0

(09/03/2014)[-]

What about my sincere belief science? Why do they get to mock me? D:

#93 to #14 - organiclead

Reply0

(09/03/2014)[-]

It's really annoying to get a bunch of religious iconography shoved in your face and not really having any iconography to show your own pride. I'm a very firm atheist and nothing drives me crazy more than my beliefs alone being offensive to people. Like, there is no way to say "I don't believe in any higher being" without people immediately responding, "you think I'm an idiot because I do believe in a higher being! Stop insulting me!"

#95 to #93 - trickytrickster

Reply-2

(09/03/2014)[-]

I mean I understand your point of view. I can't speak for the people you are referring to because I'm not one of them. I have lots of atheist friends and their belief doesn't insult me. They don't think they are smarter than me, and I don't think I am smarter than them. I just felt the poster was done in retaliation to the other posters and was mocking it. I did a quick google search for quotes and I found a ton I wouldn't be offended by.

#188 to #95 - organiclead

Reply0

(09/03/2014)[-]

Then can you give me an example?

#193 to #188 - trickytrickster

Reply+1

(09/03/2014)[-]

4.bp.blogspot.com/-FLLNvLdnm74/Uih7DVQAGYI/AAAAAAAAFrk/iE2GfeLUXlk/s1600/TS-QUOTES-clooney.jpg

Third result in "quotes for atheists". Sure it's not exactly atheistic, but it's not offensive.

#52 to #14 - anon id: 00d67666

Reply0

(09/03/2014)[-]

It's almost like if someone hung crosses all over the office.

#130 to #14 - bloodboil

Reply-1

(09/03/2014)[-]

That makes absolutely no sense. By that logic we shouldn't correct someone who is wrong or stop someone doing violence if they "sincerely believe" it. Man, funnyjunk is turning into tumblr.

#106 to #14 - popnotes

Reply-1

(09/03/2014)[-]

Every single thing you typed was wrong.

#41 to #39 - trickytrickster

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(09/03/2014)[-]

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#42 to #41 - myrtille

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(09/03/2014)[-]

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#44 to #42 - trickytrickster

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(09/03/2014)[-]

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#57 to #44 - popeflatus

Reply+2

(09/03/2014)[-]

How are atheists supposed to feel knowing they are in an office with someone who thinks that they are inherently 'evil' and are going to burn for all time?

#58 to #57 - trickytrickster

Reply-3

(09/03/2014)[-]

You are really big on strawman arguments aren't you? That's two in like 5 seconds.

#60 to #58 - popeflatus

Reply+1

(09/03/2014)[-]

If they can put up crucifixes why can't this poster be there?

#63 to #60 - trickytrickster

Reply-3

(09/03/2014)[-]

Crucifixes aren't offensive in nature. The atheist could put up stuff that isn't mocking the other co-workers. I don't know why someone would have a problem with that. I wouldn't. It's just my opinion...

#174 to #63 - nigeltheoutlaw

Reply+1

(09/03/2014)[-]

>crucifixes aren't offensive by nature

Maybe you missed the part where the Bible says Atheists are inherently evil and will burn for eternity fr who they are? Of course they are offensive.

#71 to #63 - anon id: d9d02de2

Reply0

(09/03/2014)[-]

Well, Christianity is inherently a set of beliefs that contains the belief that anyone who does not conform to said set of beliefs will burn in a fiery pit of agony.

The crucifix is an icon of that set of beliefs.

So you could argue that yes, it is fairly offensive...

#74 to #71 - trickytrickster

Reply-2

(09/03/2014)[-]

Depends on what view of Christianity you believe in. Plus you don't believe in said fiery pit of agony, so how can that be offensive? They don't want you to go there. The crucifix is actually a symbol of victory over said fiery pit of agony. It stands for the fact that the fiery pit of agony was defeated.

#83 to #74 - anon id: d9d02de2

Reply0

(09/03/2014)[-]

Yeah, admittedly, I need to brush up on my knowledge of the different views of Christianity, some view it as a reminder that humanity's sins caused Jesus's death, so to some people, it's like putting up a little reminder to passerbys "hey you killed this guy".

I don't have a problem with religion, but I feel that if you're going to put it out there, others should be able to put their own beliefs out there.

#84 to #83 - trickytrickster

Reply-3

(09/03/2014)[-]

I agree. As long as it is respectful.

#68 to #63 - popeflatus

Reply0

(09/03/2014)[-]

'Not offensive in nature'. That is a value judgement. A figurine of someone being tortured and killed can be quite offensive!

#70 to #68 - trickytrickster

Reply-2

(09/03/2014)[-]

So you find the crucifix offensive?

#77 to #70 - popeflatus

Reply0

(09/03/2014)[-]

No, it takes more than a little graven idol for me to get offended. All I said was that I could see how some people may feel that way.

#179 to #58 - anon id: bf2a8419

Reply0

(09/03/2014)[-]

>strawman arguments

says the guy who used an analogy to dead horses

#55 to #44 - myrtille

Reply-1

(09/03/2014)[-]

"Blatantly mocking for no reason."
I thought I explained that it was for a reason, didn't I?
Anyway, if someone put something that made slight fun of Atheists I wouldn't give a flying ****, because I'm secure in my knowledge, logic, and reasoning. So I don't feel threatened. So I don't get offended.

#54 to #41 - popeflatus

Reply+1

(09/03/2014)[-]

Huge evidence for atomic and evolutionary theories. None for god. Do the math.

#59 to #54 - trickytrickster

Reply-2

(09/03/2014)[-]

Um...I'm not an evangelical dude. I'm a Catholic. We believe in the Big Bang and in Evolution. A Catholic Priest created the Big Bang Theory for crying out loud.

#61 to #59 - popeflatus

Reply-1

(09/03/2014)[-]

I'm familiar with Catholicism and the origin of the big bang theory. There just is no evidence for the god of the bible or any other god yet there is a ton of counter evidence.

#62 to #61 - trickytrickster

Reply-1

(09/03/2014)[-]

Okay well you just used like atmoic theory and evolution to try and show me that I'm wrong about God....but I believe things like that and believe in God. I"m not stupid, I do science for a living. I have yet to find any evidence to show me God isn't real. Why is my faith a big deal to you anyway?

#66 to #62 - popeflatus

Reply-1

(09/03/2014)[-]

I'll rephrase then if you like. What evidence is there for the god of the bible?

#69 to #66 - trickytrickster

Reply-2

(09/03/2014)[-]

There is no physical evidence outside of things you would reject, like the Bible, so called miracles, etc. You will never ever find physical evidence for God. You can use faith and reason to come to the conclusion that there is a God,and that's what I did. You aren't going to convince me of anything man, my faith is too strong to be wavered. I've had more than enough conversations with atheist friends who have brought up whatever points you will make. It's not worth your time.

#75 to #69 - popeflatus

Reply-1

(09/03/2014)[-]

Then you're simply indoctrinated. The biblical stories have largely been discredited but the Catholics have 'retconned' the bible to explain these problems away by saying that they are just metaphors. How can they just decide what is real and what is metaphor? Catholics also believe that the pope can sometimes have 'papal infallibility' where he is receiving commands directly from god. This would be in disagreement with your earlier statement that there is no evidence outside of the bible for god.

#82 to #75 - trickytrickster

Reply-1

(09/03/2014)[-]

I said no physical evidence that you would accept. There have also been miracles, but you would say those are made up. I assumed you would say the same for papal infallibility, which has only happened like 2x in the history of the Church. A literal interpretation of the Bible is a recent phenomenon made popular in the last 100 years or so by the Evangelical movement. It's not like Genesis could explain atoms and evolution to people with no concept of Science, considering science wasn't even invented by then.

#181 to #82 - redbubble

Reply0

(09/03/2014)[-]

Alright, I'm an atheist, but I like the idea of a god and an afterlife.
Now, let's say I want to become religious, then which religion should I choose? Why should I choose your religion instead of becoming muslim or hindu? What makes your religion the right one? The arguments are always the same: "we have this prophet and this book, now join us".
So, what are your arguments?

#194 to #181 - trickytrickster

Reply0

(09/03/2014)[-]

It's whatever feels right. I have friends who went from atheism to Catholicism. If it resonates with you, if their doctrines make sense to you, then you go for it. It's all about having faith. Of course, Catholicism uses reason for a lot of it's beliefs too, but still.

#86 to #82 - popeflatus

Reply0

(09/03/2014)[-]

Evidence is not something that one person can accept and another reject really. The evidence for atomic theory certainly doesn't work like that as you know. What about the incompatible claims made by the various other religions about miracles done in their gods names? If you can decide what you personally believe about the bible and interpret it as you see fit, then really your god is a construct of your own mind and exists only there.

#118 to #16 - jackmaccone

Reply-5

(09/03/2014)[-]

*raises christian fist, to bumb your christian fist*

#25 - liuur

Reply+112

(09/03/2014)[-]

#49 to #25 - popeflatus

Reply+16

(09/03/2014)[-]

So not believing in god(s) means you wear a fedora? Non sequitur much?

#87 to #49 - gibroner

Reply+10

(09/03/2014)[-]

now if you even hint at being an atheist you're instantly a fedora'd neckbeard

#90 to #87 - popeflatus

Reply+7

(09/03/2014)[-]

I have a funny feeling it's mainly younger Christians who make that quip thinking it's a good way to defend their faith.

#92 to #90 - gibroner

Reply+4

(09/03/2014)[-]

maybe I mean I find the neck beard euphoric type atheists annoying as hell personally and don't mind the occasional fedora tipping joke, but ****** getting ridiculous like if you're an atheist fine just don't be a twat about it and if you're religious fine just don't be a twat about it

#125 to #49 - theshadowed

Reply+3

(09/03/2014)[-]

I think the point is mocking religion is euphoric

#127 to #49 - anon id: 6640dcc7

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(09/03/2014)[-]

#129 to #25 - renespar

Reply+1

(09/03/2014)[-]

I'll be honest, I'm a christian and I got a chuckle out of it

#195 to #129 - renespar

Reply+1

(09/03/2014)[-]

didn't realize saying that found I wordplay humorous was kinda controversial...

#170 to #25 - nigeltheoutlaw

Reply0

(09/03/2014)[-]

>making a religious joke immediately results in a fedora
>respects my belief!

Mmm, hypocrisy.

#94 to #25 - anon id: 6a59d3aa

Reply0

(09/03/2014)[-]

/wispers thats not a fadora.

#107 to #94 - popnotes

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(09/03/2014)[-]

/wispers could u shut the **** up a littel bit

#35 - errdayimfjing

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(09/03/2014)[-]

Can someone crop the he can lift part of it?

#36 to #35 - DeathclawRulez

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(09/03/2014)[-]

#147 to #36 - dross

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(09/03/2014)[-]

#37 to #35 - tdogmeds

Reply+9

(09/03/2014)[-]

*****, do you got paint?

#100 to #35 - phenact

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(09/03/2014)[-]

#196 to #35 - answer

Reply0

(09/03/2014)[-]

I am late to the party oh well, here are some for you to post when this inevitably gets reposted!

#197 to #196 - answer

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(09/03/2014)[-]

#198 to #197 - answer

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(09/03/2014)[-]

#199 to #198 - answer

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(09/03/2014)[-]

#19 - Mahazama

Reply+9

(09/03/2014)[-]

Except no one is ever going to notice, because christians are so used to reading these that they ignore them.
I can confirm, I am Christ.

#21 to #19 - nommonsterbaa

Reply+34

(09/03/2014)[-]

You've returned to us?

#159 to #19 - monkeysniper

Reply0

(09/03/2014)[-]

*turns out to be real but no one knows*
"Welcome back, faggot."

#33 to #19 - anon id: ed4c1cec

Reply0

(09/03/2014)[-]

Look, I'm all for the second coming, but I sincerely doubt that Jesus would be on this He-forsaken site. And I'm pretty sure Revelations talks about some fire from the sky, and Holy people flying...?

#169 to #19 - nigeltheoutlaw

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(09/03/2014)[-]

Hey guys I found Jesus.

#22 - platinuminfernape

Reply+13

(09/03/2014)[-]

Euphoric.

#34 to #22 - irishwolven

Reply+3

(09/03/2014)[-]

The guy looks like an overweight version of Anders from Dragon Age.

#131 to #34 - schneidend#412 on commentsRank#412

Reply+1

(09/03/2014)[-]

I can kinda see it.
Goddammit, Anders. You blew them up. In one fell swoop you proved every claim that mages are dangerous right. I'm almost glad my sister died so she didn't have to live in the world you created with your ********. That, is why I killed you. Also, I needed a healer for the finale of the game, you dumbass. I had to turn the difficulty down because of your ****.

#135 to #131 - irishwolven

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(09/03/2014)[-]

That pissed me off so much on my first play through because I didn't know what was going to happen, and stupidly of me I didn't stock up on health/mana or stamina potions and could not get past that fight in the docks. So I went **** it and started a new game through as a warrior (was a rouge before) and slaughtered everything. And I somehow managed to go through the game first time without even getting Fenris.

#43 to #34 - teegoogilycoffeeme

Reply0

(09/03/2014)[-]

Or you know... a brony

#119 to #22 - BabyPainter

Reply+2

(09/03/2014)[-]

If he didn't look like he smelled horribly like feet and cheetos I would probably think he were a bit handsome.... but then again he looks like a complete douche.

#171 to #22 - nigeltheoutlaw

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(09/03/2014)[-]

Take a ******* joke, holy ****. It wasn't even insulting.

#12 - opression

Reply-7

(09/02/2014)[-]

Found another fedora faggot who gets a raging ******* erection everytime he gets to insult religion.

#13 to #12 - bandoslootshare

Reply+12

(09/02/2014)[-]

i know when religion is being insulted and I don't think this is one of those times

#20 to #12 - anon id: 86e2df0f

Reply0

(09/03/2014)[-]

You spelled 'oppression' wrong.

#27 to #20 - opression

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(09/03/2014)[-]

You spelled "I am a cock loving faggot" wrong.

#28 to #27 - anon id: 267021ac

Reply0

(09/03/2014)[-]

No suprise you can spell "cock loving" though

#30 to #28 - opression

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(09/03/2014)[-]

**** off and make an account you pussy.

#160 to #30 - monkeysniper

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(09/03/2014)[-]

Dude, relax.

#141 - melolicious

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(09/03/2014)[-]

**melolicious rolled image** Mfw he meant He and not he all along

#24 - uchihalover

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(09/03/2014)[-]

if that was me i would have print out a picture of sasuke sama and put it up instead! LOL

#26 to #24 - liuur

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(09/03/2014)[-]

It's always fun to see you around you creepy bastard.

#115 to #24 - MrAsdf

Reply0

(09/03/2014)[-]

That wouldn't even make sense, a picture of [generic anime man #3] has no religious ties, the whole point of the post is that you think its religious until you see that the person's talking about helium.

P.S. You should really at least try to be clever with this ****.

#120 to #115 - uchihalover

Reply0

(09/03/2014)[-]

sasuke sama is considered a god