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In a restaurant, Our Lady of Cantaloupe would be much better. Last edited by snopes; 01 May 2009 at 07:30 AM. Reason: Removed pointless reproduction of article URL |
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The griddle at Las Palmas Mexican restaurant has been taken off the stove and is now displayed in a room that is quickly filling up with rosaries, flowers, votive candles and other offerings.
http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la...,6623680.story |
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Ever notice that all these 'Virgin Mary' sightings stem from the natural pattern that liquid makes when it flows down hill? Go take some hot oil and run it down a greased baking sheet and see if you don't come out with a strained simulance of Our Lady.
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That last one's even more absurd than most.
If that's the general standard then we may as well have a "Jesus and Mary"-spotting contest where we just look around the room we're currently in, and find as many items that look like that smudge as we can. One of the knots on the wooden table I'm sitting at looks about as much like an effigy of Mary as that does. (i.e. not very much at all, but it's sort of got the same curve to it...) And as Dondi says, I don't even get to change the knot pattern on the table, unlike oil on a baking sheet. (eta) On second thoughts the knot on my table is more of a Jesus than a Mary. It's got a sort of long beardy bit, and part of a robe, and a halo. It's one of those medieval Jesuses that have a sort of stretched ovoid face. While I was looking for an example, I mistyped a search term and found this cartoon of Jesus riding a tyrannosaurus, which is far more interesting. Oddly nobody in that thread seems to have noticed that it's a joke at the expense of Biblical literalists. Last edited by Richard W; 05 May 2009 at 12:58 PM. |
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South Florida woman is re-examining her faith. She was in the kitchen cooking a family favorite when letters appeared on the salami in her frying pan. The letters spelled out the word GOD.
http://cbs4.com/watercooler/Salami.G...2.1002364.html |
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Connie Lopez thought she might have been going crazy.
It was the night of Easter Sunday, and as the Refugio woman cried and prayed in the large dining room of her home, she looked up and thought she saw an image of the Virgin Mary in a stone above her fireplace. http://www.victoriaadvocate.com/news...9470/?features |
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A woman has uncovered what she believes is a picture of Jesus on a paving slab under her patio.
http://www.northantset.co.uk/news/Je...tio.5243388.jp |
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A San Antonio area man got a revelation after he cleaned his swimming pool.
http://www.woai.com/content/blogs/he...g4bRi2rzw.cspx |
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(eta) Cooking "a family favourite", eh? She has children, then... Hmm. A dilemma. God, or one my children? God, or one of my children? My children are far to dull to think of something like that. It must have been God. |
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No, she's just doing what virtually everybody else does. It's called pareidolia and It's Nothing to Be Ashamed Of.
I don't know what it's called when somebody believes they're devout enough for god and all his posse to visit them personally. Possibly it's Special Snowflake Syndrome. |
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A Massachusetts hospital is trying to figure out what to do with a window in which some Catholics claim to see an image of the Virgin Mary.
http://apnews.myway.com/article/20090516/D987JD9O5.html |
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Sara Bell recently stopped by this newspaper’s office with a unique discovery: a Cheeto that she thinks looks like Jesus.
http://www.peoplenewspapers.com/ME2/...20886953F77B32
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I'm not one to judge, but I didn't think Jesus was quite so orange and wobbly.
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It may not be immediately obvious to everyone, but one family are convinced they can see the face of Jesus on the lid of a jar of Marmite.
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What do you think? Some see Mary in chipped paint at Burlington Catholic school
http://www.thetimesnews.com/news/sch...ngton-see.html |
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After having appeared on burnt arepas, in coffee cups and on buckets, the Virgin Mary Monday allegedly appeared on the peel of a mango in a suburb of Santa Marta, north Colombia.
http://colombiareports.com/colombia-...n-a-mango.html |
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HARLINGEN, Texas — Over the last several years, likenesses of the Virgin Mary have been sighted in a highway underpass, on a tortilla and even on a grilled-cheese sandwich. But two weeks ago, the Blessed Virgin made her first appearance at a drycleaning plant.
http://www.americandrycleaner.com/ar...rticleID=17916 |
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