I don't get it, but it sure is interesting.

[pepperbear]

http://www.rawstory.com/showoutarticle.php?src=http%3A%2F%2Fabclocal.go.com%2Fktrk%2Fstory%3Fsection%3Dlocal%26id%3D4354235


Inexplicable Jesus / Beer Billboard

:rofl: but :shrug: too.

[Xeric]

1. makes sense to me

Two watered down products.

[Mythsaje]

2. I don't get it either,

but, damn, it's funny.

[mrmartinbong]

3. Elvis is the King

Budweiser is the King of Beers and Elvis is the King, so Budweiser is the Elvis of Beers. At least that's how it was explained to me by a philosophical type person. Anywho according to the Beer Church, of which I am a "Minister of Consumption", Jesus turned water into beer. He wouldn't have turned water into the drink of the elite and oppressors. Turning water into beer was a common way of purifying water, and besides grapes where not readily available in the area of the last supper but grains and hops where.
www.beerchurch.com
martin bong

[lectrobyte]

4. Answers the age-old question, WWJD? What would Jesus drink?

I'd have thought a local microbrew, but he's apparently a Bud man.

[pepperbear]

6. Oh snap! :) n/t

[RagAss]

5. Reminds me of the Howard Stern TV show...

at the end of a skit featuring some of his "special" guests the graphic read;

Howard Stern
King of Retards

[alittlelark]

7. Contrasting 'bumper sticker' imagery.

Makes sense to me.

I'll have another king.

[lonestarnot]

8. Saw it. Kind of stupid.

WAR IS A LIE would have been better!