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  1. Avis says:

    Adjusting for better aerodynamics?

  2. Swan says:

    Jesus wanted to know where the priest touched him.

  3. Ninja, please! says:

    He’s doing an exorcism to calm his horny demon which took the form of a hand!

  4. Nobody Important says:

    I just hope for his teammate’s sake that he passes the right baton.

  5. Shipoopi says:

    What’s the big f’n deal? He’s probably just jerkin off before the race…

  6. Damn says:

    GEEEEZUS

  7. Marv says:

    Why fotoshop Jesus on his outfit.
    Not funny @ all. Pretty offensive

    • devin says:

      only to people that believe in fairy tails

      • ethana2 says:

        Complete abiogenesis has never been observed, even under perfect conditions. I believe in entropy like I believe in gravity. I also tried to make myself believe that the mind was a result of the chemistry of the brain, possibly with assistance of quantum effects, but I found I couldn’t comprehend how it gives rise to the subjective nature of human reality.

        The first duty of every person is to the truth. Observation, logic. If I did not have evidence of miracles in my life, I would be an atheist right now.

        I’m sure we can all agree and enjoy the knowledge that pretty soon, faith will not exist, although our predictions as to why will differ. In the mean time, let’s keep the “fairy tail” stuff to a minimum, it doesn’t help anything, mostly because persecution is predicted by scripture.

        • Butterfingers says:

          Complete abiogenesis has never been observed

          …therefore God. Yes, we’ve heard your pathetic attempts at sophism before. Odd how you can’t just have faith.

          • Petrander says:

            Indeed. *I* couldn’t comprehend, so therefore goddidit. Personal incredulity as the measure of all things.

            But at least ethana uses Ubuntu.

            • ethana2 says:

              Both of you failed to understand what I said.

              The new testament makes some pretty bold promises to Christians. If they are fulfilled, then God exists. If they are not, then the new testament is false, making it quite possible for a believer to decide that there is no God. I’m a Christian because of first hand accounts of physics-defying miracles. I don’t like faith. Salvation requires belief, not unsubstantiated belief. Logic, my first commitment, requires substantiation. “Miracles or gtfo” is a completely valid approach to things, in my opinion, since faith without works is dead.

              I don’t just *use* Ubuntu. I’m the team contact of the Ubuntu Nebraska local community, and the most prolific Windows exterminator that I’m aware of. I’ve gotten more people off Windows so far than all the Mac users I know, combined.

              • Poggy says:

                Ethana, I am interested. Most people seem to use the word miracles in a colloquial sense, and don’t actually claim to have witnessed a real one (i.e somethig tat defies the laws of physics and has no other explanation).

                What miracles have you witnessed, or heard the first hand accounts of?

                Ciao.

              • dubya says:

                The new testament makes some pretty bold promises to Christians
                (Like Astrology does for Astrologists).
                If they are fulfilled, then God exists
                (likewise with Astrology).
                If they are not, then the new testament is false
                (like an Astrology calendar that’s been off by a whole sign for the last two years? Wait, but astrological claims were still being “fulfilled” during that time…),
                making it quite possible for a believer to decide that there is no God
                (or no Astrology).
                I’m a Christian
                (and many are Astrologists)
                because of first hand accounts of physics-defying miracles
                (like Astrology; “Oh my gosh, my Horoscope said something good would happen! I found a penny on the street after that car hit me!).
                I don’t like faith
                (Astrology is a serious, ancient science).
                Salvation requires belief, not unsubstantiated belief
                (confused by this, but I’m also confused by a lot of things Astrologists say, so parallel is preserved!).
                Logic, my first commitment, requires substantiation. “Miracles or gtfo” is a completely valid approach to things, in my opinion, since faith without works is dead
                (“Oh my gosh! I met this cute doctor in the ICU when they were trying to stop the internal bleeding. from the car accident! My horoscope said I’d find what I was looking for if I kept an eye out!”)

                Unfortunately, this outlook is problematic due to a number of scientifically proven cognitive biases and heuristics (Confirmation bias & availability heuristic especially). People focus on events that support their position, and ignore/come up with ad hoc immunizing hypotheses to justify evidence against their position. Astrology is still a thriving “faith” (supernatural belief system), and will continue to be even though it’s been very publicly debunked. Because people want to believe, they will believe, and there’s not a damn thing anyone can do about it.

                And kudos on exterminating the Windows boxes partner! That’s tough work; you’re an inspiration!

        • Petrander says:

          Calling out religion on its baseless claims is NOT persecution, just as little as trying to call out rationalists on alleged false claims is. It boggles the mind how a overdominant culture can claim victimhood and martyrdom. Cognitive dissonance at its worst.

          Do mind: Claiming victimhood is the first step in persecuting the other side. That was the seed of the holocaust.

          Yes, I know, Godwin’s law, blablabla….

          • Canaduck says:

            “It boggles the mind how a overdominant culture can claim victimhood and martyrdom. Cognitive dissonance at its worst. ”

            YES.

            • ethana2 says:

              Given how few people have experienced anything that physics cannot explain, and therefore have little reason to believe in anything outside of our physical reality, atheism *should* be much more popular than it is.

              Still. The accusation of forsaking logic is the worst insult I feel a person can level at me.

              • Seiena says:

                honestly I’d like someone to explain to me how I’m still alive if there is no god. I’m alive because when my friend called to see if I was ready to go, I suddenly had this really horrible feeling and told him I didn’t feel good. On their way back, the car crashed, the seat broke and my friend was thrown through the front windshield and crushed by the car. I’d have been sitting in that seat and it would have been me. So when someone can explain to me how I’m still alive, since coincidence seems way too convenient. Then I will believe there is no god. Until then, I reserve the right to call people idiots when they try to tell me I’m stupid for believing in a god.

                • Poggy says:

                  Let me get this straight…your friend died horribly (or at least was terribly injured) and that makes you think there is a god? Wouldn’t it have made sense that if god had anything to do with it, instead of giving you some vague feeling of impending doom and then murdering your friend, god had just stopped the car crashing and saved everyone?

                  No, that’s too logical. Instead, you assume a god exists, and that it loves you and wants to keep you alive, yet hated everyone else who was in the car. Righto.

          • kbro says:

            LOL – this is what stuck out to me:

            ” It boggles the mind how a OVERDOMINANT culture…..”

            ” Claiming VICTIMHOOD is the first step……”

            Yes, I know, GOODWIN’S LAW.

            You may as well have replaced the whole post with your ending and call it a night:

            “blablabla” or even better yet: “….”

        • Pounder McJones says:

          no matter what you believe in, religion has brought wars, such as the crusades, but also kept civilization in line for thousands of years.

          ethna brings up some good points that no one seems to take into consideration when proudly stating their views on religion, like what your about to do.

          • Brendan says:

            I see you’re bringing both sides of the argument – wars on one hand, keeping order on the other. Thanks for being so balanced. but I just want to remind everyone the last crusade happened about 600 years ago (I think), but Mao, Stalin and Hitler were all pretty atheist and have killed well over 150,000,000 people.
            NOT THAT I AM HATING ON ATHEISTS.
            Whatever makes you a good person.

            • ethana2 says:

              “Whatever [belief system] makes you a good [according to what exactly?] person.”

            • Poggy says:

              What is ‘pretty atheist’? You are either atheist, or not, and Hitler was not (‘Gott mit uns’, anyone?). Whatever his personal beliefs though, he used religion to do his dirty work. You should take him off your list.

              To balance your crusades comment, I should point out that 9/11 was just last decade, and that religious conflicts in places such as Palestine and Northern Ireland are ongoing. The Rwandan genocide killed around 800 000 people alone. Deaths which can be attributed to religious conflict are hardly a thing of the distant past.

              • dubya says:

                Mmm, maybe religion isn’t the problem? Maybe it’s people attaining extreme positions of authority, and the disposition of the masses to follow those in authority?

                http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milgram_experiment

                • Poggy says:

                  Are you referring to only Hitler, here, or the other conflicts I mentioned? The Milgrim experiment would seem not to apply to most things I listed.

                  Yes, people follow what authority figures say, but there can be power (and extreme power) without genocide, so I am not sure what you are getting at. It is only some regimes which “go bad”. There is always some motivating factor/s for the conflict (either reiligion, or a political ideaology such as to create a communist state). So yes, people will follow authority figures, sometimes even if they must do things they don’t completely agree with, but this is beside the point as it avoids looking at the underlying reasons for the conflict (I do not claim that Hitler’s grounds were religious though – extreme Nationalism was).

                  I wasn’t sure which part of my post you were answering with this. I don’t see the connection to anything else I wrote.

        • Lithae says:

          “The first duty of every person is to the truth”

          Star Trek quote, ftw.

      • ben says:

        For someone so conceited, you have poor spelling.

      • ben says:

        Not to mention a horrible name. I mean “Devin”, your parents must have hated you. *shudder*

    • Daniel says:

      Why are Christians so offended on behalf of God and Jesus? Do they think that the almighty creator of the universe gets upset by such trivial things?

    • Gert says:

      Meh.. if you are THAT easily offended get the frack off Failblog dude.

    • Petrander says:

      Has it occurred to anyone that his first name might actually be ‘Jesus’? He looks like he could be of Latin American descent!

    • Jim says:

      Its actually Jesup, my hometown and i know the kid which makes it kinda funny, they just turned the p into an s…

    • JP says:

      Christianity is ofensive to every intelligent person, yet we barely mention it =P

  8. lrh says:

    Not at the table, Carlos!

  9. BMoT says:

    fapping to jesus

  10. Joe Gorman says:

    look at his veiny and triumphant arm

  11. Kevin says:

    I guess none of y’all have worn spandex.

  12. NeoGeo-zzn says:

    FAKE!!!!!!!!!!!!! PHOTOSHOP!!!!!!!!!

  13. a_mo__ says:

    It’s the tongue that makes this pic a win.

  14. BlueHighwind says:

    We all love Jesus, some of us love him too much.

  15. Gert says:

    Jesus is taking one for the team.

  16. JBFAILS says:

    he is just ajusting is pakage before the race… nothing out of normal

  17. JBFAILS says:

    … and that arm is trying to “have fun” too?

  18. ME says:

    HE has I wedgie, I assume. Let’s hope he never sees this picture.

  19. SHE says:

    I saw this picture before most comments were posted and I am glad to see that others agree with me that it was photoshopped. Just another one of so many on this site.

  20. God says:

    8-year olds, Dude.

  21. YeahYeah says:

    i love how he thought that no one else would notice him..

  22. bosco says:

    A Guy can’t scratch his nuts anymore without people making a federal case about it. You are all a bunch of sick perverts.

  23. Mindmelda says:

    Gotta love how a guy adjusting his junk turns into a debate on the existence of God.

  24. Sbo says:

    it happens

  25. JJtoob says:

    Wow, everybody got trolled here. That’s the dude’s name, not his team name.

  26. Sarge says:

    Jesus is back, and this time he’s a white guy who likes to feel up his balls while wearing a bright orange track & field one-piece leotard?!

    I liked it better when Jesus was dead.

  27. nub says:

    Jesus is cheating,he has two batons.

  28. PedoBear says:

    Looks like a WIN to me.

  29. caitlin says:

    he just need a quick hand before his sporting event. every athlete does

  30. Kaze says:

    Jesus is everywhere, especially there.

  31. Christine says:

    As far as I’m concerned, that pretty boy is a WIN (except the Christian part).

  32. Snake_Man448 says:

    Even the Leotard is exclaiming in alarm.

  33. andy says:

    The fail is wearing underwear under a unitard. Let the bodies hit the floor.

  34. I assume. Let’s hope he never sees this picture.

  35. Bas says:

    The next one to touch that baton probably died of Super Aids.

  36. amanda says:

    The intense look of concentration on his face :P

  37. Galen75 says:

    The power of christ compelled him!

  38. Galen75 says:

    *Christ

  39. andy says:

    TSA screener in training.

  40. Matt says:

    Like Jesus never did it… y’know?

  41. eagles.hawk@hotmail.com says:

    I am built for comfort not for speed.

  42. chris says:

    Is this the second coming

  43. matt says:

    He’s holding his baton

  44. Noname says:

    Oh look, his name is jesus and he’s touching his weener. What a joke.

  45. Galen75 says:

    ROFL, +eleventy billion internets to you kevin!

  46. plontus says:

    He found Jesus!

  47. Murilo Silva says:

    Fap?

  48. lichtbringer says:

    Now it seems like jesus has a burning at his little mircale stick after his last night with Maria Magdalena.

  49. indu says:

    I agree that the fail here is wearing what appear to be boxer-briefs under a track suit – they will bunch up every which way! If you insist on wearing undies, they should be briefs or a jock.

  50. Gull says:

    I have one thing to say to everyone bickering about religion here.

    FSTDT.

    • Yo-z says:

      …whatever that’s supposed to mean.

      The content on FSTDT has so little to do with an actual religious debate that its very mention on here is a commentary on the pitiful state of skepticism in this country, which has to resort to libelous well-poisoning (along the fallacious lines of guilt by association) to satisfy an emotional vendetta, instead of making anything even close to an argument. Positively ridiculous. No wonder so many atheists can only manage to preach to their own choir instead of convincing anyone else in the public at large.

  51. Yo-z says:

    Oh, look, somebody went and cried to the mods about my earlier posts, and lo, the mods took pity upon the sad atheist sore losers and deleted the posts. Oh well, my salient point bears repeating: The intellectual high-ground theatrics on the part of atheist fools and agnostic cop-outs are just a survival instinct developed while among other intellectualists to protect their pride when they discover their metaphorical flys are unzipped. It’s so common, I see right through it, and so does anyone else with half a mind.

    • Sel says:

      I’m glad you can see through others undeserved sense of elitism, because I can sure see through yours.

      Also, did it ever occur to you that ‘convincing anyone else in public at large’ is not something people should really be doing, or are even interested in? No one should be convinced into belief by another, but instead be left to discover their own beliefs.

      Preaching to the public is very much the same as preaching to the choir, since the only responses you’re going to get (Possitive, that is), are from those who either already believed, or were on the verge, whilst anyone who didn’t agree with you to begin with, is going to instantly dismiss essentially any valid points you make.

      Live your life how you want, and enjoy it, but not everyone needs to think like you.

  52. G says:

    Well and truly gripped, in more ways than one!

  53. Nekoboi says:

    i believe there is a god but which religion is right is up to that person but this picture is way to funny to not to laugh at

  54. schnooo says:

    He’s adjusting his junk prior to a race or other such event. It’s a fairly common practice in sports where spandex is widely worn. It’s gross, yes, but it’s hardly blasphemy.

    Also, dear lord, you butthurt Christians need to calm down. I’m a Christian, and while it saddens me that some people are so vehemently opposed to Christianity, it’s people like you throwing fits over every so-called count of “blasphemy” that puts Christians everywhere in a bad light. Pretty sure God has more important things to do than be mortally (hah) offended by people having a laugh apparently at His expense. It’s a funny picture. Calm the eff down.

    Additionally, to everyone that takes comments either for or against religion seriously on this board: y’all are getting trolled hardcore.

  55. Woody says:

    Wait I thought that was a sin.


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