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Always remember to silence your cellphone at church. Especially if your ringtone happens to be the theme song from The Exorcist. #LFMF

Submitted by: glowea

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  1. Crystallia says:

    Would’ve been worse if it was “Drink the Blood of the Priest” by Brocas Helm.

    I think more of this should be “always silence your phone before going into a show/crowded place.”

  2. Swarley says:

    Awesome.

  3. Vegeta says:

    Hahahahaha!

  4. RedmanMetallica says:

    You got owned there.

  5. Jam says:

    That sounds like a win to me….at least for the other people there to witness it.

  6. Mud says:

    You can avoid that problem by not going to church.

  7. Rich says:

    A good way to avoid this fail is not to believe in someone else’s imaginary friend in the first place.

  8. spacebat says:

    I’d call that a win.

  9. Rottiluv says:

    Catholic church by any chance?

  10. nunya says:

    The theme song is Tubular Bells–which has been used in other things. True, it got a lot of fame from the Exorcist, but it is a musical masterpiece! :-)

  11. fridafan66 says:

    Seems an appropriate place to play it really. :)

  12. Meghan says:

    IMO Highway to Hell would have been better.

    • Vincent says:

      It would have. But even better would have been Running with the Devil.

      • Dr Evil says:

        Or “Sympathy for the devil”, haha.

        “Pleased to meet you … ” LOL

        In fact, that’*s a “Thrown out of church”-WIN, isn’t it? I remember that we tried to be thrown out of church when we were at school. Harder as it sounds…

      • Richard (with an arr!) says:

        I’m more preferable to Bloodhound Gang’s “Asleep at the wheel” where the lyrics include “You got your Jesus on your dashboard but the devil’s under my hood; you’re taking it down to legal, I’m pulling it up to no good; God is your copilot; I let Satan ride shotgun; you pay a toll to get to heaven but on the road to Hell there’s none.” Then again, I’ve never heard this as an actual ringtone. There’s also Hells Bells and plenty of other songs I would love to play in a church, just to rile people up.

      • Tachyon says:

        Maximum Satan by Annihilator

      • Muzition says:

        Or Sympathy for the Devil.

      • Shipoopi says:

        Satan’s Fall or Black Funeral or Black Masses by Mercyful Fate

      • Crazy_Sharky says:

        Pisschrist from Fear Factory

        “Face down, arms out
        Nailed to the cross of doubt
        Blood runs like rain
        Drowning for this world in vain”

        may not be about the devil but the song discribes that god is a lie.

    • David says:

      I’m going with “Number of the Beast” by Iron Maiden or “N.I.B.” from Black Sabbath.

  13. angie says:

    mines a machine gun, that gets a few funny looks

  14. Humm. says:

    Nice… Once when I was at church the priest said “And then, there was a voice in the darkness…” or something like that. Right after that, some dude’s cellphone started ringing with the theme of Spider-man.

  15. Anna says:

    *spins head*
    YOUR MOTHER SUCKS C**** IN HELL
    *spits green vomit*

  16. RuneStone says:

    Would anyone in that church recognize it? I wouldn’t and I doubt that the people in my church would…

  17. La Sombria says:

    My ringtone ist “Last Resort” from Papa Roach, I think that would be equally awkward. But I don’t go to church anymore and I hopefully never will again.

  18. Rachel of Cyberia says:

    That IS my ringtone– but I don’t go to church. It does freak out a lot of my customers though.

  19. Onceupop says:

    The actual fail is he/she goes to church.

    • Mel B says:

      Why? Faith communities provide a sense of belonging. Not all of them are rap-your-knuckles-with-a-ruler or hellfire-and-damnation. If it doesn’t work for you, that’s fine, but it works for some people.

  20. Selenejmr says:

    One of the priests that used to work at the church I work at had the theme to The Exorcist as his ringtone! Funny as heck. But he did have a quirky sense of humor.

  21. 13stepstonowhere says:

    my ringtone is a satanic death metal song, that would have been equally as funny

  22. the raven says:

    see, this is the kind of thing i’d do deliberately.

    then again, i’m kind of a bastard.

  23. Ish says:

    Yeah, I was at my maternal grandmother’s funeral, on the second row of the church and crying. Then a Harry Potter ringtone starts playing and EVERYONE knew it was me. Worst, it was in my bag which was three seats away due to being on the other side of my sister with the baby.

  24. kobli says:

    Happened to me as well, except my ringtone was “I like big butts and I cannot lie…”

  25. Kirtap says:

    Well, waiting for 9 more thumbs up

  26. James says:

    I think this should say always remember to turn your phones volume to maximum at church especially when your ring tone is the theme song from the exorcist.

  27. Christopher, the one of many says:

    Happened to me, but it was at a funeral, with “We’re Only Gonna Die” by Bad Religion.

  28. luvzlolz says:

    haha i did that once by mt ringtone was jizz in my pants by the lonely island lol

  29. G. James says:

    Meh, I set the ringtone for when my mother calls to be the shower scene music from Psycho. And of course, when I answer in public, I say, “Yes, Mother?”

    • jimfromtx says:

      This gets a medal as much as the original post. Both are awesome. Wish I could figure out how to get ringtones on my phone…

  30. yo sup says:

    Try using Highway To Hell next time. :P

  31. David says:

    How about AC/DCs “Hells Bells”?

  32. littlelou says:

    this made my life.

  33. Crazy_Sharky says:

    Spheres Of Madness by Decapitated or Monolithic Doomsday Device by Divine Heresy will do the same (my phone goes off pretty much while im on the bus etc, it will give the same effect.

  34. Just...Me says:

    My dad used to have a ringtone that was the creepy song from Halloween, don’t think it ever went off in church though… Thank goodness, but it did startle us a few times when there was complete silence and it came out of nowhere.


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