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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Heap Thaumaturgist" data-source="post: 306593" data-attributes="member: 4516">Well, in my above post I had just spent 4 hours lovingly stripping down a brand new case and putting together my new computer to find the HD just ... doesn't want to work.  So I doubt anything would have amused me.I really don't care much about Jack Chick.  I live in the deep south, in a small town.  There are religious people who stand outside of the local theater every night with pamphlets crying out loudly that cinema will lead us all to hell and movies are obviously the devil's work.  I kid you not.  They just get to stand out there on the corner and bellow away.  I find no reason to be rude to them, but I find no reason to listen to them, either.  When they offer their literature, I just smile and say:  "No thanks."I don't find this little ad campaign insulting, evil, problematic, funny, sinful or anything else, really.  I'm usually chock full to the brim with dark humor.  It's really just "A point for them" ... they're stirring up everybody on the board (obviously) and the christians and morally righteous are saying:  "OH MY!  They shouldn't have!" and the people they're pandering to get to say:  "Dude, you're such a loser.  Demons are sweet.  I'm so playing a demon Just To Piss You Off."    The ad campaign itself is rather meaningless, I'm just preparing for the general onslaught of black-tshirt wearing teenagers with angstful expressions and bad attitudes.  "Man check it OUT, I got a Machiavellian Cacaphony tat in honor of my favorite character, Shadenfreud The Unhallow."Oi.--HT</blockquote>

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