Skeletor The Master of the Universe (demonic toys)

Christian reviews Snake Mountain toy. So quirky, I had to give it its own video!

From the video Deception of a Generation (1984), with Phil Phillips on the left (author of Turmoil in the Toybox), and pastor Gary Greenwald on the right (demonstrating his Snake Mountain skills).

Category:

Comedy

Tags:

• christian
• he-man
• skeletor
• snake
• mountain
• toy
• demonic
• fundamentalist
• pentecostal
• jesus
• god
• intro
• cartoon
• baptist

[behean2]

omg that guy was loving being able to play with that toy xD

[Discern4]

@behean2 I know, he can't wait, he's like "So can we talk about snake mountain now??" :)

[dubldeka]

The guy with the moustache has probably come out of the closet by now or maybe he went on to a career in real estate.

[Rodita1]

LOL I am christian and I think this guy is a total cook. >:(

[Pinochimon]

What's also funny is that they are exactly similar, both groups hate Japanese art for being realistic, and they hate art of people from other countries. The christians, hate other cultures and such because of them trying to "convert" them to be satanists. I could go on and on, both groups are similar and actually inner twine one an other.So in a way, they're both retarded. *cough theguywholikespie100/200 cough*, *cough every christian person cough*.

[Pinochimon]

I started watching anime and got into Japanese culture, I am SO evil. Yup religious people are nothing more than the cartoontards that shout drawing anime/ realistic art is for "fags". When in fact they are the "fags" for screaming that shit. cartoon art isn't liked for a reason, by realists. Also, it's funny to see people like that use that language, it's homophobic which brings me to think that they might be religious and such.

[salahhe]

That is what happens when people can't distinguish fiction from reality. They are religious, all this crap makes perfect sense for them.

[MediaFilter]

@strontiumcrypt There can be no absence of culture. Devoutly religious people feed their kids on different culture, but a culture nonetheless. No matter which it is, feeding an entire generation this homogenized stuff destroys a potential for original thought. The inescapable reality of advertising in mass media, and of priests on pulpits. If every vendor and religion were forced to stand on their own two feet instead of that of advertising/preaching dollars, we'd have a richer culture today.

[jlc012]

This is what happens when ignorant people get together for a little brainstorming session.