Woman explains how Monster energy drinks are the work of Satan, goes viral

“What has Christ got to do with an energy drink?”

LOOK AT THIS.

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What do you see? A delicious energy drink? A gross energy drink?

How about, THE JUICE OF THE DEVIL HIMSELF?

If you said the latter, you’re correct. Well, according to this woman.

As demonstrated using the Hebrew alphabet, Satan is trying to send you a message–and he’s doing it via the medium of fizzy drinks.

Oh.

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Over 2.6 million have viewed the video since it was uploaded just yesterday. Now that’s effective preachin’.

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Woman explains how Monster energy drinks are the work of Satan, goes viral

Here’s why you REALLY shouldn’t microwave a glow stick>

US comedian Rob Delaney mocked an excellent Gerry Adams typo on Twitter>