'Not Right Nativities' Show Something is Amiss at the Manger
Robyn Currie — November 30, 2009 — Special
References: geekologie & neatorama
Ah, with the holidays upon us, it is time to start thinking about the religious reasons behind this truly festive season. The newly born baby Jesus, Mary, Joseph and a Tyrannosaurus Rex. Wait, what? Ah, the Not Right Nativities make you laugh, and make you hope that the Bible just edited these parts out.
Some feature well-known manga characters, others are just ridiculous because we all know that the Jawas didn’t make it to the birth of Christ. The Not Right Nativities are evidently not historically accurate.
Some feature well-known manga characters, others are just ridiculous because we all know that the Jawas didn’t make it to the birth of Christ. The Not Right Nativities are evidently not historically accurate.
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