Spray On Jesus!
Lifted from The Huffington Post
"Aerosol de Poder Atraccion!" -- that's "Attraction Power Spray" for you gringos.
20% more free with "Three Kings Frankincense and Myrrh legitimate oil!"
Yeah yeah, we already know where we're going -- and we're going to roast peeps when we get there!
And for our more reverent and faithful PRU readers, we offer --
By artist Gary LeMaster at The Eggshell Sculptor.com
Enjoy a Happy Easter!
April 2, 2010
For That Freshly Risen Feeling!
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LOL you can keep the Jesus spray, but I think the egg is pretty cool.
The spray is rude but in a funny way. It never ceases to amaze me what people will try to sell and what some people will buy.
Have a great Easter holiday everyone.
PRU-
This is the kind of stuff that gets you your head chopped off in certain countries. Be careful!
And a happy Easter to all.
...so...I wonder how Mr. Hocks special meeting went.
...:::TIF, TIF, TIF:::...
I ♥ this kind of irreverence!
Anon@11:24 --
We've heard it was --
interesting.
PRU,
...the I.O.U. thing... went over like a lead balloon I imagine.
Anon@11:49 --
As we understand it, the District 207 Board is meeting their fiduciary responsibility to press for and ensure the District's interest.
What the final form of any agreement outcome may be is yet to be determined, as the City Council will have to be informed of the proposal, consider the proposal, and decide whether or not to accept or attempt to modify the proposal.
...perhaps CC could add another line item in the budget to "ensure the districts interest"... ;~) ;~)
Anon@12:19 --
So far the City Council has proven themselves very capable and eager in adding line items to the budget.
Yep.
Happy Easter!
I wonder if the Eighth grade boy shown being crucified on page 5 of this week Herald-Advocate could use some of the Jesus spray.
You know, for an adolescent boy, it doesn't get any better than appearing in the local newspaper as the crucified savior, with your buddies driving in the nails.
The assistant principle is quoted as saying "every eight grader has the opportunity to be one of these living characters." But I have a question: can girls be Jesus or only guys? In the 21st century, it seems only fair that women get to be crucified too. Eventually - who knows - maybe they could even become priests.
Perhaps this story contains a small hint as to why the RCC seems to be experiencing a few problems of late.
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