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Shelved right alongside Bratz dolls at Wal-Mart stores this season: toys claiming to be "Jesus the son of God". Is that sacreligious? A nice faith-based option? Just silliness? You be the judge.
fortyseven
Nov 19th 2007 4:58PM
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