All Cool Things

by BasedShaman

This is a collection of works made by the TCAP and/or Lornography community collected from different media and read by BasedShaman.

by The Stan Chan

The Stan Chan is just another name for the Church of CAWD, who features High Priestess Ember Enfierno, Crestfallen, OPete, and others.

Their humour is not for the squeamish because what they do is not for the faint of heart. These folks are one group among many who despise child predators and praise the acts of those that do their part in not only exposing child predators, but humiliating them as well. The Church of CAWD troll and prank the TCAP (To Catch a Predator) criminals long after the show has ended.

This video is like a summary of all of the pranks that The Church of CAWD did to Stanley Kendall, a former TCAP criminal that was a school teacher that preyed upon young boys. I'll say it again: This is just a summary. They have hours and hours of recordings of them fooling and trolling Stanley Kendall, who later died shortly after this great long prank was revealed.

Some of you might wonder if it is a little grim or exhausting to pull something of this magnitude off. Perhaps.' But to you that think that way, I ask this question: Without To Catch a Predator, is there really anything as large or well known giving internet predators that tiny voice of fear int the back of their heads anymore? I mean, there are multiple "Creep Catcher" and "POP Squads" out there on YouTube, and Chris Hansen does his "Hansen Vs. Predator" every now and then on Crime Watch Daily, but did any of it reach as many people as the old To Catch a Predators on Dateline?

I think The Church of CAWD and other troll groups like them serve a purpose.

This video is a video parody of the song Poison, from the titular album by Bell Biv DeVoe. It contains original lyrics by High Priestess Ember Enfierno and was performed by the TCAP Church of CAWD.

This video is a parody and considered by law and customs as an original work by the very definition of a parody. (If you don't believe me, it's the same reason Weird Al doesn't have to get permission or pay money for his parodies. The only reason I'm putting this non legal jargon in that makes sense is in the hopes that if someone does get their panties in a bunch, THIS makes sense and they just deal with it like a man, or at least develop a sense of humour. Besides, why are you upset about this, are you Bell Biv DeVoe? Well, maybe this video will help gain some more nostalgia for your song, and some kids may buy the song off iTunes out of curiosity. Maybe it sparks a revival of New Jack Swing. It could happen. It happened with Ska in the 90's. 'Remember? Oh...Wow...I've said too much. This was supposed to be short and to the point. I'll stop.) This video parody is also legal as to the Fair Use Act, commonly known as the Copyright Law under section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976.

This video was uploaded to this account with express permission from High Priestess Enfierno and the TCAP Church of CAWD.

by Sleevelesssocks

by IsaiahPresents aka Isaiah Conyers

by ZoochosisCom

by ZoochosisCom

by ZoochosisCom

by RocketJump

by Scott Gairdner

I remember in the 80's when rap was officially hot and everyone, including football players were making cheesy rap videos like this.

by Phteven Hocking

This video features the song Heads Will Roll, by Yeah Yeah Yeahs.

by Mike Diva