Holy Bible: Stockcar Edition

For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting torque. — Dale 3:500

Product Description

For fans of stock car racing, this Bible is a must-have. It features commentary and testimonies from some of racing's most famous names, as well as full-color action photos of some of racing's most famous faces.

From the Back Cover

Featuring exciting and inspiring full-color inserts with photos of and insights from stock car racing's finest personalities, the NIV Thinline Bible: Stock Car Edition is sure to be a motorsports fan's favorite Bible. Motor Racing Outreach, a ministry to the world of motorsports, has partnered with Zondervan to create this Bible designed to delight race fans. MRO brings testimonies and photographs of the popular race personalities with whom they work on a daily basis---the drivers, the pit crews, the media spokespeople, and others associated with the world of racing. Combined with the complete text of the New International Version and offered in two innovative and cost-effective bindings, this title will make a wonderful gift for the true racing fan.

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WWF Video? WTF?

This isn't over, the World Wildlife Fund, it seems is not just an innocent victim of a bad rogue ad agency in this whole 9/11 ad fiasco.

When the ad broke big, WWF in the US put out a hasty condemnation; then they said it was a spec ad from a Brazilian agency and that WWF "did not authorize its production or publication." Great, but not exactly. Ad Age reports:

After the WWF appeared to initially deny approving the ad, DDB Brasil and the WWF hammered out a statement posted in Portuguese on both groups' Brazilian websites Wednesday afternoon apologizing for the ad and attributing it to "the inexperience of some professionals on both sides, and not bad faith or disrespect toward American suffering."

Fine. Over. Right? I'd move on except that now the agency and the WWF both say they have no idea who did the video version of this ad = Oh really?

You know the worst part? This is a terrible spot. Nature is more dangerous than religious fanatics - so protect it? How does that even make sense? If anything, this ad makes me want to pave the whole bloody planet.