I’ve been looking around this site and cannot find anything to indicate it’s a parody. I am pretty sure it is real! Which makes the following even more disturbing!
Here are excerpts from questions and answers with Professor Giraffenstein:
You should also visit the Kidz Artwork Gallery, where you will see a drawing by danny, age 10, showing Jesus giving a pirate a high-five, saying “I love you pirate!” To which the pirate responds, “Yarrr!!! I have changed me plunderin’ ways thanks to the love o’ Jesus – Avast Matey! 'Tis the most precious booty of all!!”
YOU GOTTA BE FUCKING KIDDING ME! This site is insane.
So one of the objectives of the “Objective: Christian Ministries” site is to “shut down Landover Baptist Church,” which is a parody site…http://www.landoverbaptist.org/
It’s pretty damn funny…after looking at it for a while, it seems very likely that the “Objective” site is also a parody…it’s just too fucked up to be true.
Yeah, Landover has been popping up these “Shut down Landover” sites all over the place. They’re inevitably hilarious, and the only indication that they’re parody is the “Shut down Landover” tag.
At first, I thought the site was valid - insane, but valid - considering the vehement .
But after running a whois.us search on the domain I found that the phone number for the responsible party is the same phone number quite a few adult sites use, according to a Google phone number search. Probably indicating one of two things: the operator of the site also operates adult sites, or the web hosting firm maintaining this site also maintains adult sites.
Since I doubt that an ultra-conservative organization would give business to a company who parlayed in such sordid affairs, I am now likely to chalk it up to parody.
Never seen the “Shut Down Landover” tag before, but then again, I don’t often find myself browsing creationist sites.