03-18-2004, 04:50 PM
Some people are outraged over a sacred symbol that is being sold for laughs.
The novelty item gives buyers the chance to dress up Jesus in different outfits.
"I did a double take. It just seemed unbelievable to see something like that," said Gerry, a man who didn't want to use his last name.
From a distance, the item looks like a kid's dress-up game. But when you look closely, it is a magnetic Jesus dress-up figure.
"I basically stood there speechless," Gerry said.
Gerry stumbled upon the dress-up Jesus at an Urban Outfitters store at the King Of Prussia Mall.
He said he was shocked by the magnetic game showing Jesus on the cross, clad in underwear with interchangeable outfits like a devil costume, a skull T-shirt and a hula skirt.
Gerry said he e-mailed Urban Outfitters to complain that the item was in horrible taste.
In an e-mail response to Gerry, the company said it doesn't sell the dress-up Jesus to provoke or offend people, but rather sells it to reflect a diversity of opinion among its customer base.
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People will do anything for money.
The novelty item gives buyers the chance to dress up Jesus in different outfits.
"I did a double take. It just seemed unbelievable to see something like that," said Gerry, a man who didn't want to use his last name.
From a distance, the item looks like a kid's dress-up game. But when you look closely, it is a magnetic Jesus dress-up figure.
"I basically stood there speechless," Gerry said.
Gerry stumbled upon the dress-up Jesus at an Urban Outfitters store at the King Of Prussia Mall.
He said he was shocked by the magnetic game showing Jesus on the cross, clad in underwear with interchangeable outfits like a devil costume, a skull T-shirt and a hula skirt.
Gerry said he e-mailed Urban Outfitters to complain that the item was in horrible taste.
In an e-mail response to Gerry, the company said it doesn't sell the dress-up Jesus to provoke or offend people, but rather sells it to reflect a diversity of opinion among its customer base.
![[Image: 1b.jpg]](http://img31.photobucket.com/albums/v94/hambonebtc/1b.jpg)
![[Image: 1a.jpg]](http://img31.photobucket.com/albums/v94/hambonebtc/1a.jpg)
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People will do anything for money.
I am trying to see things from your perspective....But I can't get my head that far up my ass!
Remember - The TOES you step on today maybe attached to the ASS you have to kiss tomorrow.

