The Easter Bunny is risen
April 7, 2009 5:35 PM   RSS feed for this thread Subscribe

Does anyone know where to find the 2002 Easter cards from The Onion?

You might remember there were three funny little cards that were awesomely sacrilegious. One pictured a crucified rabbit another showed Jesus with an Easter basket. The third I do not recall. I've scoured the internet. There are plenty of references to said cards, but I haven't been able to find any posts which display them. The Onion apparently chose not to republish them after the redesign as they cannot be found in the archives. I know someone out there remembers. It would be a shame if the cards were lost forever.
posted by wherever, whatever to religion & philosophy (4 comments total) 2 users marked this as a favorite
I remember these and wish I could help. These were second only to the Valentine's cards for me.
posted by Adam_S at 8:07 PM on April 7


I missed the Valentine's cards. I can only imagine.
posted by wherever, whatever at 12:10 AM on April 8


The third was the Shrove Tuesday Duck* bleeding from its feet and carrying a cross on its way to be crucified...

Try here:
Duck.
Bunny.
Jeebus.

Interestingly, my Google-fu turned this up in the form of a Previously... On Metafilter.

* Wait, the Shrove Tuesday duck is a proper Easter thing that other people know about, right? It's just that Google returns no exact results when searching for "Shrove Tuesday Duck", which I'm finding... creepy. I served time in Sunday School briefly as a kid, and I'm sure I remember it being mentioned on animated '80s Easter TV specials, and yet there's seemingly no mention of it on the webs. I'm not intenting to sound particularly LOL-XIANIST or anything (well, not this time), but without external references it sounds like something I might've made up as a kid to contrast against the seemingly crazy idea of rabbit-couriered chocolate.
posted by MarchHare at 1:40 AM on April 8 [1 favorite]


Yay MarchHare, you found them! THANK YOU!
posted by wherever, whatever at 9:55 PM on April 8


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