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Hallelujah Alexa, I'm a prayin', I'm a prayin'.

Anything is worth a try ;-)

All my lovers, who aren't in my bedroom, hallowed be thy cumming.

Nothing like a little sacre-religious fucking. God knows Televangelists probably do it best.

I was a repressed little Catholic girl, but when I got over myself, man, did I get over myself. I thank God every time I cum now.

I mean, He really is present every time an orgasm is generously doled out, don't you think?

"Oh... Oh! Oh, GOD."

I’ll send you a password tonight or tomorrow lastest. Some are the same as you seen but not all, there is photos of me you haven’t seen yet that are in it and a lot of face ones. What I did was I got really lazy and stopped sizing them so when you click on the thumbnail it is super super close up, poster size! So let me size them down to around screen size on those and I will send that password. I don’t want you seeing pimples! Yuk!

What ever you do Alexa don’t close your comments, your readers are the best, even the negative ones you have to love, your blog is an excellent example of different spices and I have never seen a blog like it or such a difference in mixed readers, it is one of the blogs I come to every time I am online if your blogging, your blog is fun to read.

Katiebird Xoxo

I remember hearing about an all white Jesus on the cross dildo called "The Redeemer" or something like that. Just thought I'd share.

Making fun of religion by wrapping it around sex is a sign of an intellectually lazy mind. It's utterly predictable, and I haven't seen anybody do it with any originality in, oh, maybe ever.

Gee, David, lighten up.

Sounds like you're "a believer" and you're taking it almost personally. Applying sex to religion can be funny, but yeah, a lot of it has been done before.

This was a cute image. She shared it. Period. I made a wisecrack, and wasn't gunning for front and centre at the Montreal Just for Laughs festival or anything.

People like you can be a real downer on a blog. It's for kicks. It's spontaneous. It's not excessively prethought. That's what blogging is.

Come on Dave. REDEEMER. Think of the connotations.

No, I don't take it personally at all. But you've got this blog in which the author has repeatedly tried to show herself as high-class and "better" than what we might think of her as otherwise. "I went to a good school...I read books...I can converse well at corporate functions!" But the entire predictable dreary history of descrating religion symbols with some sort of sex or excrement -- think of the PissChrist photo, or the Virgin Mary artwork covered with cow dung -- is always celebrated by smarmy people who hilariously think they're so cutting-edge, when what they really are -- and I will use this term again -- is intellectually lazy, and unable to come up with anything more original. I'm laughing, but not at the cross; rather, I'm laughing at the people who actually still find this infantile stuff amusing.

Maybe it is intellectually lazy. It's sort of arrogant to point it out, though, considering the free and fleeting nature of what blogging is. And since it's her blog and her right, and since we all have days where we just don't want to bring our A-game or what have you, for you to point it out or judge it is a little out of line.

As someone who's had a couple fairly successful blogs, I can tell you it's pretty annoying when people begin to think they're "entitled" to a certain level of thought or behaviour on them.

For some reason or another, she thought it was cute. That's what counts. Blogging is the most selfish expression there is on the web, after all.

I didn't see anywhere on the post that said "Oh, this is so funny" or something like that. For a fleeting moment, she was amused, and posted it. Or so I would have to assume, since she gave us NOTHING to go on.

To pick it apart or denegrate it as "intellectually lazy" when you're just some guy surfing the web, possibly living vicariously through others' lives or someone seeking a means to righteously disparage someone's lifestyle choices, is, in my humble and antagonistic opinion, a rather rude thing to do.

There's so much sense of entitlement among blog readers that it's fucking ludicrous sometimes, and I think there's a hell of a lot of it transpiring on this particular blog. Personally, I find it can take the fun out of the process for She/He of The Blog, since I've found my own feeling more like a job than a fun time, of late.

Leave the judgments at home. If you're not interested in the post, walk the hell on. Freedom of speech shouldn't trump etiquette, but it seems to so often do so. I, for one, am tired of it.

I absolutely love this cross!! Any idea where I could get one?

Hell, presumably. Alternatively, Los Angeles.

It is not just intellectually lazy, but it is evil as well. To make an attempt to denigrate and attack the good name and reputation of Jesus Christ and the cross that his blood was spilled on to rescue us all from sin is just sickening, and heinous. It makes me ill.