If you're looking to make some easy money, theists are the easiest humans on earth to scam.

March 7, 2013By idoubtit

I’m continually amazed at the ridiculous places that Jesus and Mary show themselves.

Turner man denies his Virgin Mary candy is a hoax — Lewiston-Auburn — Bangor Daily News — BDN Maine.

Duguay and his wife, Amy, discovered the orange candy a little over a week ago, after the new parents hit the Rite Aid in Auburn for snacks. Duguay said he ate a few of the gummy candies, felt the funny piece in his hand and showed it to his wife. On a lark, they nicknamed it “The Holy Dot” and listed it on eBay.

In a post titled, “A virgin dot? We think not!”, CorporateMal.com skeptically compared the Duguay’s photo to a small Virgin Mary candy mold sold on eBay by A World of Moulds in the United Kingdom.

The write-up was good for a laugh, but it wasn’t so, Duguay said.

“I bought the box unopened,” he said. “I have no idea if or how it could have been placed there . . . We did not modify the Dot one bit.”

Picture from the eBay auction

In 42 bids, the auction was up to $215. If you were not the lucky buyer, now you know how to make one of your own, anyhow. Link to Dots candy information here.