That soap company also has a scented candle called “Cat People” with this copy on the label: “Smells like purring and a fresh hairball under your bare foot.”
And there are lots more on their website. Some of them sound like those non sequitur English titles of Japanese manga series.
Around 1905 in St. Louis, Missouri there was a priest named Father Dempsey who was officially made a police officer (badge and all) so he could legally arrest reluctant and/or inebriated hobos in brutally cold winter conditions and confine them to a shelter till morning.
For those who wondered how the typo affected the fair, (@jasonsnakelover, @bluegirl285) check out this link: https://www.narcity.com/news/ca/bc/pictures-with-satan-typo-leads-to-an-actual-satan-visit-at-courtenays-parade-photos
Hmmm. They both wear red, spend most of their time living in a deadly environment, have an army of impish minions, and will punish you for being naughty…. OK, Wow! I’m going to stop there, this is getting weird!
An NPR program replayed a segment where Satan responds to children who mistakenly printed his name instead of Santa’s name. Search for “Letters to Satan.”
Years later, after she moved to the UK and changed her name to Susan Boyle, Ms. Stebbins Wells gave a prize-winning, arresting vocal performance on “Britain’s Got Talent.”
For a moment, I thought, “What’s the point of a police officer who can’t arrest anyone?” I suppose one could still direct traffic, distribute tickets, and report situations to more authorized officers.
If anyone wants to know what the rest of the middle child candle says, ‘Go ahead and dye your hair purple. No one will notice’, which somewhat is o-k with me.
I work at a country store where we sell products from the soap company. The “oldest,” “middle,” and “youngest” child soaps/bath bombs are quite popular. The subtitle on the “middle child” one is “Go ahead and dye your hair purple. No one will notice.”
Templo S.U.D. almost 5 years ago
That would be creepy to be on His Malice’s lap.
UmmeMoosa almost 5 years ago
Isn’t it strange that Satan and Santa are each other’s anagram.
bluegirl285 almost 5 years ago
Don’t think I want to know how the turnout at the Christmas fair was after that typo.
jimmjonzz Premium Member almost 5 years ago
That soap company also has a scented candle called “Cat People” with this copy on the label: “Smells like purring and a fresh hairball under your bare foot.”
And there are lots more on their website. Some of them sound like those non sequitur English titles of Japanese manga series.
BearsDown Premium Member almost 5 years ago
That’s what happens when the Church Lady is your editor.
DATo almost 5 years ago
Around 1905 in St. Louis, Missouri there was a priest named Father Dempsey who was officially made a police officer (badge and all) so he could legally arrest reluctant and/or inebriated hobos in brutally cold winter conditions and confine them to a shelter till morning.
Carl Rennhack Premium Member almost 5 years ago
A “mistake”? I suspect it was not!
sparkle 13 Premium Member almost 5 years ago
Middle child candle is BRILLANT !!! lol
TMR almost 5 years ago
For those who wondered how the typo affected the fair, (@jasonsnakelover, @bluegirl285) check out this link: https://www.narcity.com/news/ca/bc/pictures-with-satan-typo-leads-to-an-actual-satan-visit-at-courtenays-parade-photos
Space_cat almost 5 years ago
Hmmm. They both wear red, spend most of their time living in a deadly environment, have an army of impish minions, and will punish you for being naughty…. OK, Wow! I’m going to stop there, this is getting weird!
Jogger2 almost 5 years ago
An NPR program replayed a segment where Satan responds to children who mistakenly printed his name instead of Santa’s name. Search for “Letters to Satan.”
Teto85 Premium Member almost 5 years ago
Satan did make an appearance in Courtenay this year. It was a blast. I think the entire Comox Valley was there.
diegot almost 5 years ago
Alice had the power to arrest you, but she did not have the power to elect you.
DoktorScheisskopf almost 5 years ago
“Santa” and “Satan” as anagrams? That’s “nasta!”
DoktorScheisskopf almost 5 years ago
Years later, after she moved to the UK and changed her name to Susan Boyle, Ms. Stebbins Wells gave a prize-winning, arresting vocal performance on “Britain’s Got Talent.”
Stephen Gilberg almost 5 years ago
For a moment, I thought, “What’s the point of a police officer who can’t arrest anyone?” I suppose one could still direct traffic, distribute tickets, and report situations to more authorized officers.
craigwestlake almost 5 years ago
For many children it would be an appropriate matching…
the humorist formerly known as Hotshot1984 Premium Member almost 5 years ago
If anyone wants to know what the rest of the middle child candle says, ‘Go ahead and dye your hair purple. No one will notice’, which somewhat is o-k with me.
paullp Premium Member almost 5 years ago
Satan/Santa — a sad commentary on the state of proofreading in our time.
Taracinablue almost 5 years ago
I work at a country store where we sell products from the soap company. The “oldest,” “middle,” and “youngest” child soaps/bath bombs are quite popular. The subtitle on the “middle child” one is “Go ahead and dye your hair purple. No one will notice.”