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“If This Turns Positive, It Is Freaking Baby Jesus”: Wife Breaks Shocking News to Husband After Bringing Home Adopted Newborn

"One stick turned positive and a different kind of vomit happened… word vomit… ‘OHHH SH**!!!’ I guess I said it loud enough for Sam to hear me, because he opened the door and asked to look at the test. He then started reading the box saying aloud, ‘Noooo!'"

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UPDATE: Judge Orders Lil Nas X’s ‘Satan Shoe’ to Stop Shipment, After All But One Pair Ships Out

Update 4-5-2021: Nike’s temporary restraining order against MSCHF, the company known for “creating some of the most absurd, cynical, and viral projects and products that have spread across the internet” including the recent Lil Nas X “Satan Shoes,” has been upheld by New York U.S. District Court Judge Eric Komitee last Thursday.

The order immediately stops the shipment of any orders involving the controversial MSCHF Nike branded Air Max 97 “Satan Shoe.”

The judge heard from Nike’s lawyers as they submitted evidence that claimed “even sophisticated sneakerheads were confused” causing consumers to boycott the popular sneaker brand because people thought Nike was behind and supporting the devil shoe. The attorney said, “We have submitted numerous evidence that some consumers are saying they will never buy Nike shoes ever again.”

Nike told CBS News, “We do not have a relationship with Lil Nas X or MSCHF. The Satan Shoes were produced without Nike’s approval or authorization, and Nike is in no way connected with this project.”

It was revealed to the court that all 665 sold-out “Satan” shoes had been shipped to their customers while the remaining 666th pair was scheduled to be given away to a fan through a Twitter giveaway. That has now been put on indefinite hold, according to an MSCHF statement.

Lawyers for MSCHF called the shoes art and referenced the “Jesus Shoes” their company also created that sold for $4,000. Those shoes contained holy water from the River Jordan and they argued that they didn’t face a lawsuit then. MSCHF told CBS News, “Heresy only exists in relation to doctrine. Who is Nike to censor one but not the other?”

Jesse T. Jackson
Jesse T. Jackson
Jesse is the Content Editor/Site Manager for ChurchLeaders and ChristianNewsNow. An undeserving husband to a beautiful wife, and a father to 4 beautiful children. He serves as a deacon, a growth group leader, and is a member of University Baptist Church in Beavercreek, Ohio. Follow him on twitter here (https://twitter.com/jessetjackson)

“If This Turns Positive, It Is Freaking Baby Jesus”: Wife Breaks Shocking News to Husband After Bringing Home Adopted Newborn

"One stick turned positive and a different kind of vomit happened… word vomit… ‘OHHH SH**!!!’ I guess I said it loud enough for Sam to hear me, because he opened the door and asked to look at the test. He then started reading the box saying aloud, ‘Noooo!'"

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