I have no idea what one does with this shit. What did the purchaser of the Mary toast do, or the Jesus Cheeto? I'd open the bottles if I had them. Let's see what happens. And why don't those idiots on tv who are always so scared visiting haunted houses with their night vision cameras ever try and catch any?

I think you'd definitely be making money if you claimed you had Lennon's ghost in a bottle. If it sold for more than any of those Jesus things, then again he'd be more popular than Jesus!

Maybe the SPCA could raise money selling the ghosts of dead dog stars like Lassie or Rin Tin Tin.

Not hard to say at all. Of course the nutters would throw you out of their little nutty club and your undercover thing would be over. You see, as a Christian you most certainly would want an adult witnessing to your kid, so naturally other adults would welcome you doing it to their kids. I mean, you're doing it for their souls, so you're completely right and anyone who objects is a godless bastard destined for hellfire. Praise Jesus!

When I was a kid, our neighbor's German Shepherd would climb chain link fences. I've never since see a dog do that, but at least I know it's possible.

Well kudos for your efforts. Rescuing one dog has been more than enough for us (but we do lover her).

The problem is news shows have adopted this ridiculous practice of letting guests say whatever they want unchallenged. The other problem is when they have two people of opposing views on and simply let them spout crap back and forth, 'cause that's good television! What makes it worse is since good tv is the only thing that matters, they'll get a doctor and a raving loon like Jenny McCarthy on and in allowing them equal time, the network essentially is saying these two views are of equal standing.

I used to think people are simply more ignorant and lazy now, but I don't think that's it. I mean yeah, they're mostly ignorant and lazy but I don't think it's any worse than in the good old days. The difference is back then, those who reported the news asked questions and challenged the people they spoke with. Without that anymore, the ignorant, lazy masses just assume the jury is out on vaccinations and that there was not terrorist attack on W's watch. Oh, and of course Fox won that court case back in 2003 where it was determined news agencies weren't obligated to actually report the news. Nice.

Well as long as you don't hold on to your false beliefs, then she doesn't have to use it.

I wouldn't expect the coffee to be any good, and whenever I have to sit through a sermon (ie - weddings and funerals), I don't need anything else to help induce a desire to go to the bathroom.

I find the fun thing to do is look around for the others who aren't closing their eyes when everyone's supposed to pray. Sometimes you get a frightened reaction, and sometimes you get one of those looks which says, "you too, huh?"

Well yes, she seems like a bubblehead. I'm sure she saw that other guy who did the book about The Family and thought she could do the same, only better since she'd be undercover, whereas that guy never hid the fact that he didn't buy into it all (at least I think he didn't keep that secret). And wasn't there a college kid who did this for a semester?

I see what you mean about the personal journey crap. She does seem to show that at the end, explaining how she's less judgmental and so forth now. Yeah, blah, blah, blah, that shit doesn't resonate with me either. I just think about her shilling Jesus to a kid and think the book wasn't worth it if even one kid got hooked on this. I mean, imagine if she was going undercover to examine the crack industry, and she pushed crack on a kid as part of her cover. Would the book have been worth it? No, but at least they have treatment centers for crack addiction.

He's a propagandist for religion, so anything that stands in religion's way, he'll attack. Now specifically, he's a Christian propagandist but often these clowns benefit from promoting and defending religion in general. It's comparable to how Coke and Pepsi can buddy up to oppose the proposed new tax in Philly on soda, or A-B and Miller buddying up to oppose a tax on alcohol.

If business benefits him (and with the religious right being Republican, it often does), then he probably won't say shit, although him and others certainly exploited the recent stock market and banking fiascos, but they do that all the time when things go tits up. It's ALWAYS because there wasn't enough Jesus in there.

Yes, how dare they steel fire and share it with humanity! They should just lay there quietly and have their livers eaten daily like good little Prometheans.