SNL’s Church Lady Meets Senator Rick Santorum
Yesterday, Don in Massachusetts posted a political cartoon which shows Dana Carvey’s “Church Lady” character on TV, and the TV viewer in the cartoon thought he was watching Rick Santorum. Well… I thought I would take this one step further in Photoshop….
I present to you, Rick Santorum as the Church Lady from Saturday Night Live:
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Here are a couple images if you would like to create your own memes…. Additionally, feel free to comment any other captions you can think of.
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ROFLMAO! And thanks for the new blog hook-up too! 😀
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Not a problem! Glad you enjoyed these.
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LOL Very funny!!! 🙂
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Thanks! “Isn’t that special…”
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I think that Santorum is at the top of his “special class”.
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I particularly like the one about Satan. I’ve been thinking along that line myself.
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That you’re Satan??? 😀 Kidding. I know… he is more of the “devil” than anyone I’ve seen come along in a while.
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VERY funny , and smartly written/created Michelle. i wish Ricky could see these. continue…
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Me, too. Me, too…
And thanks. I kinda got “stuck” last night and was having a hard time. So gave up with just those….
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still fucking laughing. great phtoshops and captions -grin-
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Thanks! Good to “see” you! Hope you are doing well!
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Thanks! Stole your Why Religion is like a Penis photo for my blog. placed a link to your site 🙂
along with credit for stealing it heh.
Hope you are healthy, happy and witty!
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Isn’t that great? S’not mine anyway. I stole it from somewhere on Facebook. But thanks, though… way cool!
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My dad has always told that aspirin thing for as long as I can remember. He always said, “Birth control is cheap as an aspirin. Hold one between your knees.”
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Seriously? I’m curious as to the origin of this folklore.
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It’s got to be something from the 50s, 60s or early 70s.
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Yes, and I would guess the earlier of the years.
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