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BOYS CHOOSE JANET OVER JESUS, CHRISTIANS FURIOUS

HOUSTON (Feb. 3)—According to a new CBS opinion poll, the vast majority of American boys would rather look at photos of Janet Jackson's private parts than images of Jesus Christ's Crucifixion.

This information comes only days after singer Janet Jackson flashed one of her boobs to a live television audience during CBS's Super Bowl half-time coverage, seen last Sunday by an estimated ten zillion people.

Already, Christian parents have decried the CBS poll as a blatant attack on everything that is good and decent. Others are simply stunned. "I just can't believe that CBS could possibly believe that little boys actually believe that Janet is more appealing than Jesus," said a shocked mother. "This is outrageous. I assure you, my son loves to see Jesus Christ being crucified."

Pope John Paul also spoke out against the poll. "CBS is the devil," he said. "This poll proves that American boys desperately need more depictions of the Crucifixion in their schools and on their television sets."

The poll's results, however, suggest that American boys strongly disagree with the Pope. Eighty-nine percent, the poll revealed, do not want the Crucifixion scene displayed in their homes, schools and churches. "We don't like pictures of bloody dudes nailed to crosses," one boy said. "Just give us more pretty boobies!"

Not surprisingly, only seven percent of the boys polled preferred Jesus to the nudie photos. And when questioned more closely, it was discovered that these boys were all gay or mentally deficient.

Interestingly, four percent thought Janet and Jesus were equally interesting, citing the incomparable attractiveness of both blood and boobs.

Strangely, one boy picked Jesus because he enjoyed seeing Him suffer.


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