Where Kissing A Girl And Liking It Will Take You
A church in Ohio is using Katy Perry's evilly catchy pop song, "I Kissed a Girl," to preach the Gospel of love and forgiveness. The Havens Corner Church sign bears this glowering warning: "I kissed a girl and I liked it. Then I went to hell."
Went to hell along with Katy Perry, who used to be a fine, upstanding Christian girl who listened to nothing but hymns and gospel music. Then she went to a sleepover and heard Queen, taking her first stumbling step down the slippery slope to perdition. Now she is wearing skimpy outfits, lewdly rhapsodizing about cherry chapstick and shocking her mother, who says when she hears "I Kissed a Girl" on the radio, "I bow my head and pray."
It's the sad story that just keeps on giving.
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