Doobl at first looks like a fairly standard Christian webcomic (with lame yet frequent bible jokes), but when a Death by Newbery Medal storyline comes up, Neek tells Doobl that animals don't have souls. After reading the bible to verify, Doobl begins to degenerate in both faith and family-friendlyness. Soon, Doobl becomes a jerkass and starts spewing profanity. Humi, up until this point an exception to Reptiles Are Abhorrent, studies the bible in an attempt to save Doobl, only to become just like him. It goes From Bad to Worse the moment Humi discovers his penis... Put Tony's Nuts In Your Mouth! by Bimisi Tayanita appears to be a book about a man who sells nuts and the people who enjoy said nuts, but like Do You Want to Play with My Balls? above, every sentence is a double entendre. ABCs of Death 2 features this in the segment "W is for Wish", which consists of a Deconstructive Parody of action figure commercials that feature children ending up in the universe of the toyline to aid the heroes in fighting the villains. Two boys wish to help Prince Casio fight against the legions of Zorb, only to find themselves in a world where the heroes are slaughtered mercilessly by the villains, with the survivors held prisoner to be subjected to painful torture. One boy is reduced to a skeleton while the other ends up "rescued" by Fantasy Man, who may or may not have an impure interest in the boy.

Occurs in Scooby the Dreadnaught , which starts like your average Scooby-Doo story. Where the titular great dane has been replaced with a weaponized coffin from Warhammer 40,000. Hilarity ensues. Uncle Shelby's ABZ Book, by Shel Silverstein, written in classic children's-book style with Silverstein's characteristic art, is designed to help let all of Uncle Shelby's little friends get what they deserve. It contains ideas for fun activities like playing hopscotch with real scotch, and explanations of amazing things like how the friendly kidnapper has nice candy and a fast car and maybe if you tell him your daddy has a lot of money he will let you ride in his car!A moment later, the bear taps the hunter on the shoulder and says, “No one shoots at me and gets away with it. You have two choices: I can rip your throat out and eat you, or you can drop your trousers, bend over, and I’ll [insert appropriate colloquialism for sodomy here].” The Babadook features a pop-up book called "Mister Babadook", read by a mother, Amelia, when her son Samuel chooses it as a bedtime story. At first, it seems like an innocent, if quirkily spooky book about a friendly monster known as the Babadook. Then, the book switches to threatening the reader in first-person, talking about how the Babadook will stalk you and destroy you, and the Babadook adds to the book later, and threatens to possess Amelia and make her kill her son. After reading it, Amelia and Sam are indeed plagued by the monster. Frog Fractions, at its outset, pretends to be a math-based Edutainment Game. The original premise rapidly disappears under successive waves of Gameplay Roulette and Mind Screw turn, and is barely even recalled by the time it becomes a porn business management sim. This is what happens in Challenge of the Superfriends the End as a result of the Legion of Doom encountering an Eldritch Abomination. From there, we get Mind Rape, Body Horror and Eye Scream, and finally what will become a Sugar Apocalypse in the Superfriends' world.

I'm actually a mom and just made up my first ever joke today and this was it. What have I become? 😂) I used to be interested in dinosaurs as a kid, but I'm more into birds now. I guess you could say my interests have really evolved.Lacey Games From the first glance it seems like typical flash game series aimed at young girls. However, as the game goes on it reveals its disturbing nature: This show just might be a subversion of a subversion... one of the creators said something to the effect of "What we're doing, we're not subverting Sesame Street at all. Sesame Street itself is a subversive show."