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New Mexico family reports that an image of the Virgin Mary has appeared in the pattern of the texture of their wall. Their granddaughter says, "I think God is trying to tell us something, like a message from heaven." Maybe that message is, "Don't get a job applying wall texture."
Is it just me, or are these Virgin Mary sightings getting harder and harder to see? I can barely make this one out at all.
Bob forwarded me the link with the comment, "How ridiculous would a 'sighting' of the Virgin Mary have to be before the news would refuse to report it?" I assume, Bob, that this is a rhetorical question.
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That's one up on me, I can't see it at all
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Of course, the image of the virgin Mary that appears in the middle of my comment is not at all ridiculous. I can see her just fine. I'm sure if you squint your eyes and hold your head just so you'll all be able to see her too!
Start your imaginations!
But I thought pubs in the UK had legally-mandated closing times. Has that law been repealed?
"No, I think Bob meant this as a challenge: Who can get the most ridiculous sighting into the local newspaper.
Start your imaginations!"
Actually, I hadn't thought of it that way, but I like the notion. Sure, let's see who can get THE most ridiculous "apparition" into the papers. I would say it has to be the BVM but the press seems to like that hallucination.
http://www.myfoxorlando.com/myfox/pages/Home/Detail;jsessionid=9699DF7EBA65E282C52DA8D971CD08BE?contentId=5399436&version=1&locale=EN-US&layoutCode=PSTY&pageId=1.1.1&sflg=1
I *meant* "I WOULDN'T say..."
http://newsbiscuit.com/article/image-of-a-piece-of-toast-seen-on-face-of-the-virgin-mary
(and, yes, UK closing time laws have been changed, but most pubs still close at 11pm anyway)