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Alex Moulton Enters The Worst Album Cover Of The Year Race, Reveals Himself As A Harlequin Romantic
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I guess this ad for the Catholic Church's World Youth Day, which ran in the Australian edition of Marie Claire, is both an attempt to remind the children that Jesus was the biggest influence on all the good music in the world and show them that just one trip to their local confessional will wipe away any number of sins—even those involving deadly weapons!—and get one started on the path toward righteousness, stained-glass window depictions, et cetera. (Click the thumbnail for the full-size version.) [copyranter]
Snoop Dogg: A Child Of God (But Not The Child Of God, I Think)
I guess this ad for the Catholic Church's World Youth Day, which ran in the Australian edition of Marie Claire, is both an attempt to remind the children that Jesus was the biggest influence on all the good music in the world and show them that just one trip to their local confessional will wipe away any number of sins—even those involving deadly weapons!—and get one started on the path toward righteousness, stained-glass window depictions, et cetera. (Click the thumbnail for the full-size version.) [copyranter]
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Apparently the right wing has been going batshit crazy over the pornographic content on the online Wikipedia (link NSFW), which includes but is not limited to "images of mammary intercourse," "an illustrated list of sex positions," "photos of nude strippers," and other such pieces of filth. (I guess some people really were scarred for life after looking up "sex" in the World Book.) One of the more controversial Wikipedia bits happens to be the non-US cover for the Scorpions' 1976 album Virgin Killer, which has a photo of a young nude girl whose crotch is obscured by a camera-lens crack. The, um, kind of crackpottily biased site WorldNetDaily is claiming that Wikipedia's reproduction of this photo has now attracted the attention of the FBI, who are coming to terms with its content now, 32 years after its initial release and probable availability in record-collector swamps around the country.
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32-Year-Old Scorpions Album Cover Inspires FBI Frenzy
Apparently the right wing has been going batshit crazy over the pornographic content on the online Wikipedia (link NSFW), which includes but is not limited to "images of mammary intercourse," "an illustrated list of sex positions," "photos of nude strippers," and other such pieces of filth. (I guess some people really were scarred for life after looking up "sex" in the World Book.) One of the more controversial Wikipedia bits happens to be the non-US cover for the Scorpions' 1976 album Virgin Killer, which has a photo of a young nude girl whose crotch is obscured by a camera-lens crack. The, um, kind of crackpottily biased site WorldNetDaily is claiming that Wikipedia's reproduction of this photo has now attracted the attention of the FBI, who are coming to terms with its content now, 32 years after its initial release and probable availability in record-collector swamps around the country.
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