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Line 4: − − == Voice changing software, Shockofgod, angry atheists and Patrick the singing leprechaun == − [[File:Shockofgod helmet.jpg|thumbnail|135px|right|Logo for the [[Shockofgod]] YouTube channel]] − ''See also:'' [[Essay:Comedy and satires concerning atheism and evolution|Comedy and satires concerning atheism and evolution]] − − In February of 2011, in the voice chat room of the popular video maker [[Shockofgod]], an [[atheism|atheist]] compared God to the mythical beings of leprechauns and demanded proof of the existence of leprechauns. As a result, a friend of Shockofgod's, using voice changing software, appeared in the room as Patrick the singing leprechaun and began singing the classic Irish-American song "When Irish eyes are smiling".<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RusH-ndqZJc ''Leprechaun gets cussed out by angry atheists'']</ref> − − As a result, some of the atheists in the room became extremely angry (see: [[Atheism and anger]]) and began to use profanity (see: [[Atheism and profanity]]). Shockofgod found this incident to be so humorous that he laughed throughout the evening, laughed in his bed before retiring and woke up laughing as well.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RusH-ndqZJc ''Leprechaun gets cussed out by angry atheists'']</ref> − − In his video entitled ''Leprechaun gets cussed out by angry atheists'' Shockofgod relays this humorous story. <ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RusH-ndqZJc ''Leprechaun gets cussed out by angry atheists'']</ref>
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Regardless of the method used, the ultimate aim is to conceal the identity of the speaker from their audience. This is generally considered to be a form of stealth, [[deception]] or humor.
Regardless of the method used, the ultimate aim is to conceal the identity of the speaker from their audience. This is generally considered to be a form of stealth, [[deception]] or humor.
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