Posted on 03/16/2005 12:12:51 PM PST by Radix
It looks more like Flipper than the Virgin Mary!
I've seen a few episodes of "Biography" over the past couple of weeks, and the theme has been "Notorious" and quite a few cult leaders have been profiled.
It is now clear to me that people will believe absolutely anything. In the spirit of capitalism, I intend to cash in.
If you are wobbly in your faith, and need my absolute guarantee that you'll make it into heaven, please send me your entire life savings, and I'll see to it that you're in.
Also, it will please the Lord if you deliver your women to me for my gratification.
What are these people smokin? Mary on a grilled cheese sandwich that has been hanging around for ten years, now the Virgin and child on a burnt roasting pan!
Hey I see Tiny Tim with his ukelele and can actually hear him if I put my ear close enough singing "Tiptoe through the Tulips"
I'm going to go through my stuff at home to see what miraculous images I can find. Maybe my house is a mecca for religious symbols on ordinary household items!! I could be rich!!
Beverly Hills, here I come. Swimmin' pools, movie stars!
After viewing the photo of Susan McGuiness, I can easily understand why she is still a virgin!
yes, she is looking pathetically for something to show the world how special she is. i wasn't commetning on her appearance.
Nope, hell Ray Charles could see that thats a perfect representation of the Virgin Mary with a pancake on her head eating a grilled cheese sandwich.
It's a crackpot's crockpot.
I had realized that.
I chose to use your words to make my point.
Much like a ramora hitches a ride on larger fish to get the sharks to feed.
I don't see it. Blew it up, and still didn't see it.
Maybe, being as she is living in sin with her "fiance", she doesn't really know what The Madonna looks like.
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