'Proof that Monster Energy Drink is Satanic' -Christian Lady

[My Name Was Taken]

Well guys, I'm not going to spoil the joy of watching this little presentation by summarizing it. Suffice it to say, you have to experience it for yourself. You won't be disappointed. What I find most enjoyable about it is how certain she is that she's cracked the code. (2 minute video)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bntfUA6TmLs

[pedrog]

The delusion is strong with this one.

[spy100]

Well guys, I'm not going to spoil the joy of watching this little presentation by summarizing it. Suffice it to say, you have to experience it for yourself. You won't be disappointed. What I find most enjoyable about it is how certain she is that she's cracked the code. (2 minute video)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bntfUA6TmLs

lol

[Foxpup]

Oy vey. ווו is 18 in Hebrew (or would be if it were even grammatically correct), not 666. 666 is תרס״ו. Though the number of the beast is from the New Testament anyway, which was originally in Greek, not Hebrew. And the O more closely resembles the Greek letter phi than an inverted cross.

[gogxmagog]

She misses the most obvious point. Monster Energy Drink tastes like something that came out the devil's butt.

[My Name Was Taken]

My favorite part is when she flips the can upside down to take a mock drink. "Bottoms up. And the devil is laughing."

Someone is laughing all right, but it's us, at you.

[u9y42]

Talk about reading way too much into something - I just think the "m" looks cool as it is.

Anyway, modern interpretations apart, the inverted cross is a sign of humility and unworthiness. It's also known as the Cross of St. Peter: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inverted_cross - through and through a traditional Christian symbol, except for easily impressionable people.

[ObscureBean]

I somehow fail to see how this woman is delusional. I do not believe nor disbelieve her and I'm not defending her but she's using the same brand of logic that people having been using for 1000s of years to unravel the mysteries of the world. I find it curious that people do not seem to realize that the world snickering at her directly translate into the world snickering at itself.

[Foxpup]

I somehow fail to see how this woman is delusional. I do not believe nor disbelieve her and I'm not defending her but she's using the same brand of logic that people having been using for 1000s of years to unravel the mysteries of the world. I find it curious that people do not seem to realize that the world snickering at her directly translate into the world snickering at itself.

What "brand of logic" are you referring to?

[ObscureBean]

What "brand of logic" are you referring to?

Inferring from facts rooted in arbitrary assumptions of course