Mick Fleetwood = possessed by the DEVIL

[Zombie]

Oh, y'all. I cannot stop laughing.



"What is WRONG with this man?"

(stumbled across this gem at http://everythingisterrible.blogspot.com)

[marinnette]

ohh I'm so grateful for the advice! we will fight tv's brainwashing, but we'll remain opened to yours!

Thanks, oh Holly Mary, we are this kind of devil's followers. my tip for these people, the same they give me: read the Bible. there's something in there called freedom of choice, and also helping people. i don't see the point in wasting thousands of dollars in making this while maybe their neighbours can't pay their mortgage due to the financial crisis. if they really made christian actions they wouldn't have time to edit these kind of videos.
if being a good christian is what they tell, God bless me, coz I'm proud of being a devil's follower hahahahaha.

too bad they didn't include something like: stevie nicks, the children-eater witch (with captions of red rocks or mirage)

[David]

I remember seeing Stevie Nicks get rammed up the backside on local access cable a long time ago by some Basic Minimum Christianist group, trying to make the case that she was a "witch" & that her music was "satanic."

When those guys say "witch," do they mean like Margaret Hamilton? Does anyone know? Am I being too literal-minded?

[michelej1]

Originally Posted by David

When those guys say "witch," do they mean like Margaret Hamilton? Does anyone know? Am I being too literal-minded?

I think they mean more like Samantha Stevens.

Listen, people who are against that sort of thing think Harry Potter is "occult" and they don't like the crescent moon on Stevie's necklace either. Yes, the Wizard of Oz is considered a bad thing, sending out a subversive, ungodly message, in some circles and I'm being serious.

Michele

[Zombie]

Originally Posted by michelej1

I think they mean more like Samantha Stevens.

Listen, people who are against that sort of thing think Harry Potter is "occult" and they don't like the crescent moon on Stevie's necklace either. Yes, the Wizard of Oz is considered a bad thing, sending out a subversive, ungodly message, in some circles and I'm being serious.

Michele

That's why it's funny. People are ridiculous. I've seen Christians have freak-outs about the Narnia books, and I am like, "Hello?"

Also, the first time my daughter observed Mick in the performance they used for that video, she said, "What is WRONG with him?" and I really couldn't find a suitable answer.

[David]

Originally Posted by Zombie

Also, the first time my daughter observed Mick in the performance they used for that video, she said, "What is WRONG with him?" and I really couldn't find a suitable answer.

Why didn't you just tell her the plain, unvarnished truth?

(namely, that he had spastic colon)