I don't think there's a risk of very many people actually taking him serious. Although I'm sure there's a few :)

Well, aren't you special. 

I thought OneLung was addressing the Original Poster...did I miss something? According to the original post...no gender icon is visible...so 'he' would be appropriate until proven otherwise. This is a silly post though *goes back to reading Diablo: The Sin War*

Nope. It was the one of a bow and arrow, with the arrow crossed over the string of the bow.

How are you going to clean your clothes islander if you refuse to buy from ariel? If you think Ariel is evil, wait until you hear what I know about persil.

And I suppose you think it's a coincidence that the address for that site contains an upside down 666?  And the letters in Liontracks, as I'm sure you know, can be rearranged to spell "scarin' t' klon'", an obvious reference to the anti-Christ's scheme to clone world leaders and then intimidate them into doing his will!!!!.

P&G is, of course, just the beginning.  There are many, many companies that we Christians should have nothing to do with.  Let's start with the electric company.

Think about it:  Satan is an angel of light.  Who provides the light?  The electric company.  And we pay them to pipe Satan directly into our homes.

Since electricity is needed to provide many things, such as internet service, I have come up with a plan.  I have shut off all the lights in my house and will now only use electricity for non-light related activities.   Now there are some drawbacks; for instance, my band-aid budget has gone up dramatically because of shaving accidents. On the other side of that coin, Wednesday I put a new blade in my razor upside down and didn't realize it for two days, when my beard started coming in heavily.

Another drawback deals with computer use.  My monitor is, of course, lighted up, so I no longer turn it on. I apologize for typos.  I would uses spelcheke, but I can't find itt.

Now, the next problem is paying my electric bill. I refuse to send money directly to the servants of Satan, so I plan to refuse to pay from here on out.  If they try to shut my electricity off, I will claim religious discrimination.  No doubt I will win in court.

Unless the anti-Christ has already infiltrated our justice system, of course.