Tuesday, September 27, 2011

BODY SWAPPING! DOGGIE STYLE!

16 comments:

  1. Wait, what? Christian animalistic reincarnation?

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  2. Trusting in the Lord can be ruff!

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  3. WHERE IS YOUR GREAT CHAIN OF BEING NOW?

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  4. Every time a child breaks their arm, a saint bernard goes into heat.

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  5. Why do so many religious children's shows involve Furries?!? We need to put more research into this ASAP.

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  6. So God sent an angel to Earth as a dog to help the kid with a broken arm. Mission accomplished. Now... the dog has to wait around to die before God can reassign him? That just seems like poor resource management.

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  7. I'd say this really needs the 'furries' tag!

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  8. Cameo by Rick Perry as Mr Goodfellow??

    What did he reassign to make it rain in Texas, Sigmund the Sea Monster?

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  9. So wait, what exactly is the narrative here? Was that angel supposed to be a half-person, half-dog in heaven and then got re-incarnated as a half-person half-dog on earth that looks like a dog sometimes, or did the angel look like an angel before it went to earth but now it still looks like a furry?

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  10. I'll never forget when I first met Daniel and Jennifer.

    [Child screams in terror]

    Daniel fell down and broke his arm... but we got through that just fine, 'RUFF!

    Dr Burgess put on a cast, and I even signed it, in my own special way!

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  11. Pedobear has some competition.

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  12. You take the left path, I'll show you just how deep this rabbit hole goes...

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  13. Yiff in hell furfags.

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  14. this is Wilfred in some bizarro universe

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  15. woah what? It looks like its paw can get super heated and like BURN a pattern into things. That seems more like a power affiliated with satan.

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  16. 1:31 - These are some hardcore-ass "Cocoon" fans. No Farrah Fawcett perversion hanging on THAT wall.

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