Praise the lord, hallelujah! Or whatever it is you say in church. Look, we're not religious here so we hope that these memes will make sense to all of our Christian audience. And if you're not a Christian, we hope you'll get a kick out of them regardless! Amen to that, right?
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Pope Francis became the subject of a hilarious Photoshop meme after signing a Lamborghini on November 15th. The luxury car was auctioned off to benefit Christian communities that had been affected by ISIS. We support the cause and are very grateful that someone decided to make it look like the Pope was drawing a dick on an Italian sports car.
It's only been five weeks since John Stewart left The Daily Show and it returned to the air Sept. 28 with its new host Trevor Noah.
So how did he do?
Well, there was a lot of winking.
Via 6ABC
While Pope Francis addressed Congress Sept. 24, New York City waited for his arrival. It was the perfect time to prank the Big Apple.
So, Madame Tassaud's drove around a new wax statue of the Pontiff in a convertible, leading to many turned heads, many selfies, many confused looks, many traffic snarls and at least one investigation by authorities.
Local news channel 6ABC has the story:
The wax figure of the pope was part of a publicity stunt for Madame Tassaud, which added it to its collection in advance of Pope Francis' visit to the United States. The company drove it around Midtown, hours before the pope's expected arrival.
Someone who saw the figure of the pope riding down Fifth Avenue was concerned, snapped a photo and sent it to the New York City Police Department.
Officers investigated and found that the pope wasn't really in the back of the white convertible, which hardly looked like the popemobile. The actual Pope Francis was addressing Congress at the time the replica was spotted in NYC.
No charges were filed in the incident, but Madame Tassaud personnel apologized to officers for not having a front license plate - a state motor vehicle violation.
One reporter even took a video of the goof.
This was on Columbus Avenue just now.
Posted by Michelle Charlesworth on Thursday, September 24, 2015
Sorry, New York. Not quite.
Hopefully you didn't confuse this pizza or these dogs with the real Pope either.
