Jesus H. Christ.

[AltaWest2]

Where does the H come from? J-man didn't have a middle name did he?

 

[Avifarer]

Jesus H. Christ is an example of slang serving as a mild, joking curse. The expression is most commonly used in a wry, sarcastic, cynical, or joking tone, although it may nonetheless be perceived as blasphemy, being a variation of "Jesus Christ". The expression jokingly implies that the "Christ" in "Jesus Christ" is a surname rather than a title ("Christ", meaning anointed, is Greek for "Messiah")

Comically, some people have stated the "H" stands for "Harvey" or "Hubert."

 

[kingsskier]

where?

 

[danedegruyter]

Holy?

 

[Alex_thedroog]

It is HANNA......read the bible duh.

 

[SHastatahoe]

No, Jesus H. Christ is the antichrist, who is actually Jesus Christ's evil twin brother. The H stands for Hell.

 

[scientist]

The H is for Hogarth.

 

[Alex_thedroog]

or humphry

 

[t-man152]

I always thought it was a joking way of putting Holy in there

 

[siversex]

you all have it wrong. its Hansel.

 

[Aerozol]

If I ever have a kid, I want to call him jesus

 

[wAy2sTeEzY4u]

i want to name my kid god, hed pwn.

 

[Alex_thedroog]

Cool story Hansel

 

[Mr_Bojangles]

Clearly stands for Herbert.

 

[cofreeskier]

ahahaha that would be great