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Kira, they're all in my Ralphie album in the Jatraqueros portion of foobonic, here. Just click on the parody and then again to get the full version.
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You know, Ralphie, I might actually consider serving you Nescafe naked as a fitting tribute for these.
I've just always had a thing against Jack Chick ever since he bashed Christian Rock. I got saved the first time I heard The Triskadecapobian Apostles sing "Hellfire Swirlie (Satan gave me a wedgie)". Sure, the music sucked, but it led me to avoid an eternity of demons giving me wet willies and pushing me into the infernal girl's bathroom, so they're alright in my book...which is The Bible.
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Mabus also made a Chick parody at the time, and I completely forgot to upload it (like an idiot). I've corrected my mistake, and you can find "The Day of the Lord" here.
Unfortunately, the text is small. But hopefully it's readable. Give all kudos to Mabus, as it is his brain child.
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Mabus, I don't know if that's neccesarily a parody. It's more like a retranslation with some exaggerated extrapolation thrown in. You made an argument, not a pardoy. Not that there's anything wrong with that, but I don't know so much that people are going to find it entertaining or funny.
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but I would agree, most of it was pretty deep and you have to know eschatology in order to see what you are making fun of. But if an audience is versed in pre-trib eschatology,they can see the sarcasm. I also need to go back and read the original too for comparison.