Eternal Undying Love

October 23, 2017

To which I respond with apathy, mingled with bewilderment. (h/t Jacob)

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Naaman Brown

7 years ago

Oh sweet baby Beelzebub.

Someone needs to stop Bieber before he gets another tattoo.

Hitch

7 years ago

Reply to Naaman Brown

At least the BeiberBub baby doesn’t have any gonads, so, like most crossbreds, he’s sterile. Praise…well, you know.

Hitch

7 years ago

LOL. Anyone else notice that Undying Eternal is more than a bit tautological? Such petty things I notice, I know, but, the girl can’t help it.

Gary

7 years ago

You know a fire is burning hot when it gets pixelated.

Bruce

7 years ago

In hell, the flames are pixelated as an added torment.

Hitch

7 years ago

Reply to Bruce

Wait…are you saying that we’re not in Hell?

Grackle

7 years ago

Boooo, godhatesyou.org is defunct!

Also, those reviews are really, really worth checking out.

seaturtles

7 years ago

Reply to Grackle

there’s more of a story there than the story itself, it’s crazy

Naaman Brown

7 years ago

Reply to seaturtles

The Look Inside preview confirms the validity of the majority of reviews.

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