http://www.techeye.net/internet/ ... o-made-her-pregnant



US military man Erick Jhonson came home from a stint in Iraq to find that his wife was pregnant. Clearly he assumed she had an affair, but his wife Jennifer claims the “other man” was actually someone a little less physical.

It seems he actually buys her story, however. “I see it as suspicious. The films in 3D are very real. With today’s technology, anything is possible,” he said.

What's even more interesting is that both Jennifer and Erick are white, but the child is black. Jeniffer claims the kid looks like the black pornstar she had been ogling. She also claims this was one of the first times she's watched porn and only went with friends for the 3D effect. TechEye did a survey of one person and found 100 percent would say the same thing in a similar situation.

I've got a handful of magic beans, and a castle in the sky to sell to military man Erick Jhonson.

She must have been using a black-coloured dildo to masturbate herself while watching the porno and because it was a very long porno, she got dried in the middle of the film and had to use some an african-brand cum to lube up the dildo to keep going.  

You gotta take the lady seriously....maybe she's another Virgin Mary and her black child is the Messiah.

[ Last edited by  geoduck at 15-5-2010 14:07 ]

I wonder if there is a follow up on this story if it's real.  The guy had to have come to his senses and found out she was bagging some other guy...

Story has been revealed as a hoax. I put up the following story in the 3D porn thread this morning. Can't help but feel sorry for the innocent woman and child who's picture accompanied the original story.

White woman 'gives birth to black child' after watching black porn star on 3D TV

HERE'S one warning Samsung didn't put in the box for their 3D TVs.
Watching them can make you pregnant.
Or at least that's what internet pranksters would have you believe.
One "Jennifer Johnson" this week appeared to claim she suffered a hi-def 3D divine intervention while her soldier husband "Eric" was away serving in Iraq.
She said she was watching a pornographic movie with her friends when she came over "all dizzy", the story claimed.
A month later, she realised she was pregnant and eventually became the proud mother of a dark-skinned boy.
What's even more amazing is she and her husband were both white.
Ms Johnson said her 3D baby was "very much like the black porn star in the movie".
And if you, like most people, leapt to the conclusion that Mr Johnson might have been played for a fool — think again.
"I see it as suspicious," he said.
"The films in 3D are very real. With today's technology, anything is possible."
The story is, of course, a hoax. But it fooled many tech websites, including Gizmodo — that of the "stolen" iPhone 4G fame.
A Google search for Gizmodo's version of the story, or any other, now comes up blank because unfortunately, while the original story was fake, the photo accompanying it wasn't.
Mediaite reports that the site that set up the hoax, Sensacionalista, simply grabbed a random image of a woman and child from the internet to go with the fake story.
Yesterday, Sensacionalista was left looking a little foolish itself after it was forced to apologise to the woman and child in the picture.
Apparently she had been quickly identified and had rapidly become the subject of ridicule in her home town.
"A week ago we published an article about the woman who claimed to get pregnant after watching a porn movie 3d," the site said.
"The article was fake and we used the photo that we found on the internet.
"Unfortunately, the article spread around the world because some sites thought that it was real. That was not our intention.
"Sensacionalista is a small site from Brazil. We never thought that this could happen. That’s why we are asking this family to accept our sincere apology.
"That woman and her baby in the photo had nothing to do with this article. They are just a normal family trying to live their own lives.
"We apologise for wrongfully taking their photo and putting it in our article.
"Please, not to publish this article again and next time check what you read before you write. This site is a humour site. Nothing here is real."

Well, the woman is American and in true American style she could sue the publication for several million for causing her much duress during this ordeal.

The "humour site" which originally published the story is Brazilian. I suspect they're not subject to the kind of defamation laws that would apply in the U.S.A. Perhaps she could look at the republishers such as Gizmodo, but I doubt it.

Her best bet for a payday may be getting an agent, doing a book and some paid appearances on some talk shows eventually parlaying that into being a contestant on "D star survivor".

Has Maria Ozawa made any 3D movies??? Just asking...

wtf this sounds like something from all those stupid talk shows. 3d porn... wonder how that would be like?

Gotta feel for the kid, is she going to use the same story on the child when he/she grows up?

AH HA!!!! I knew there was going to be 3D porn out there eventually. I just didn't know it would be here so fast. But i was bound to be here sooner or later.