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Related: About this forumDog with ham on it's face gets million Facebook prayers, and death threats
http://www.patheos.com/blogs/friendlyatheist/2016/01/02/dog-with-slice-of-ham-on-face-gets-1-3-million-facebook-prayers-and-counting/
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Dog with ham on it's face gets million Facebook prayers, and death threats (Original Post)
lindysalsagal
Jan 2016
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mountain grammy
(27,227 posts)1. Prayers and death threats all at once..
I'm constantly amused by these folks.
RussBLib
(9,665 posts)2. it's pretty easy to fool the faithful
they tend to be rather gullible.
If they buy that hokey Bible story, they'll buy anything.
Rob H.
(5,563 posts)3. So they're basically mad because...
they wasted their time doing nothing concrete to help for a different reason than they originally thought.
I like this part:
A dog with a slice of ham on his face has raised an impressive 1.3 million prayers on Facebook, a generously distributed and worthless form of imaginary currency.
SusanCalvin
(6,592 posts)4. They say laughter is the best medicine,
And I am quite well, thank you!
deucemagnet
(4,549 posts)5. "To those who are concerned,
...the ham was successfully removed and the dog is expected to live a normal life."
Binkie The Clown
(7,911 posts)6. The important question is...
after suffering such indignity, did the dog get to eat the slice of ham? I certainly hope so, or else there is no justice in this world.
AlbertCat
(17,505 posts)8. did the dog get to eat the slice of ham?
Too bad it wasn't a dachshund.
He coulda name him Dachshund Hammet.
(groan)
onager
(9,356 posts)7. Death threats because the readers got fooled?
"I prayed for your dog. But it turned out to be a prank. So in celebration of my personal gullibility, I'm going to kill you."
Something like that??? I'm confused by this story. This is nothing new, I'm often confused by doorknobs. But still, that doesn't seem like a very Xian response. Oh wait - sure it does...