List of Satan's hobbies was a page from a dead-on Jack Chick tract parody about Governor of Louisiana, Bobby Jindal

Troy of Cult Jam Pro says:

You did a post about "Satan's Spiritual Structure" on July 18.

The list was part of a tongue-in-cheek Jack Chick tract that we at Cultjam Productions created to promote our satirical film "Ivy League Exorcist: The Bobby Jindal Story" -- which can be viewed here.

The entire Chick tract parody can be viewed on our blog.

Here's Metroactive's article about the short film.

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I should have know it was too good to be true, even though it was no less crazy than real lists I’ve seen.
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Jack Chick would never support a Papist
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“Unlock your sphincter muscles you closet cases!” Greatest line ever.

Here’s a Wikipedia article relevant to what we just saw.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Culture-bound_syndrome
Rich Keller

I got a chuckle out of the Lars von Trier “Dogme 69″ reference at the beginning.
sam

Make it make sense.
BombBlastLightingWaltz

*opens wallet* Please, just take what you need.
Snig

“Susan, why did you say those horrible but true things about us? Were you possessed?”

“Um. Yes, that was it, I was possessed.”
Snig

It should also be noted that it’s not that it’s common for a patient to be operated on for a tumour that may or may not be malignant. They often don’t know the status until the pathologist exams the cells. This is a more likely explanation of the events, that Susan was operated on, it was a benign tumour, it was reported third hand as “no cancer was found”. While I can not definitively rule out the intervention of Jesus or Bobby Jindahl, it’s pretty typical standard operating procedure in oncology.