I'm not sure whether the Literally Unbelievable site is more scary or funny.

[sufrommich]

But this is what the republicans depend on for votes,stupid people who believe anything and everything they see:

http://literallyunbelievable.org/

[Sanddancer]

1. Shirley the comments are not genuine?

If they are then we live in scary times

[sufrommich]

3. They are real Shirley, and they make me weep out

of fear (while laughing at the same time).

[Posteritatis]

2. Ahhh, Poe's Law. Been seeing people take Onion articles seriously more often lately.

Also, the Onion's gotten downright vicious as of late; the news in general lately's pissed them off enough to really get their knives out. It's great.

[sufrommich]

5. Agree. nt

[librechik]

7. could be the Wisconsin locale. Doing business in Madison this yr would make me cranky too

[librechik]

4. I'm completelu convicted. Whut a greet cite!

[sufrommich]

6. And R.I.P. Bill Nye the Science Guy. Sob!

[pnwest]

8. speechless. just wow. but thx for turning me on to

that site, it is both scary and funny!

[Lucy Goosey]

9. I don't know whether to laugh or to weep for humanity.

To the headline Paul Ryan Wondering If He Should Have Told Romney About This Guy He's Dating, someone responded:

I can never tell if The Onion stories are true or not. If this is TRUE, then Obama might lose the gay vote.

Is the response meant to be satirical too?

[TrogL]

10. I grieve for humanity

http://literallyunbelievable.org/post/29688190381/she-is-a-person

I wouldn't give up on her getting her hearling; would be teaching her The Bible and about Jesus Christ.

I'm going to be blogging about this one, it's too stupid not to be true.

Why are Freeper types constantly proselytizing?

[LeftinOH]

11. Even scarier are comments on "Fundies say the Darndest Things" website. n/t