I think it's fairly important that they fill us in on what the question was.
Note: About the title to this post...don't smoke, kids.
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This sign soothes like a bomb.
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"Jesus is not bunk"
submitted by Vanessa M., Winnipeg, Manitoba
Though, being a carpenter, chances are he made some pretty good bunks.
“An Oak is a nut that held its ground”
submitted AND reviewed by Rev. Randall H., FL
So we’re advocating insanity at any cost?
So we’re advocating insanity at any cost?
“With Jesus we are never a write-off”
submitted AND reviewed by frequent contributor Allen, sign from Auburn, IL
What a guy! He not only “renders unto Caesar,” he refuses to list his charitable gift of Calvary as a deduction! And consider all the dependents he could have claimed!
What a guy! He not only “renders unto Caesar,” he refuses to list his charitable gift of Calvary as a deduction! And consider all the dependents he could have claimed!
"To love and to help are the most beautiful verbs."
submitted AND reviewed by frequent contributor Nickie A., AL
Um, aren't those infinitives?
"Do whatever it takes to get to Jesus."
submitted AND reviewed by frequent contributor Nickie A., AL
King Herod continued, "...that kid sleeps with the fishes TONIGHT!"
"Our motto: an anchor of hope in a perilous sea."
submitted AND asst. reviewed by frequent contributor Nickie A., AL
I think they need a mantra to explain what the heck the motto means.
Do whatever it takes to get to humor-blogs.com
I would just like to point out that an infinitive is the unconjugated form of a verb. So, the sign really isn't all that bad.
ReplyDeleteI think that first one is a song by a really crummy Christian singer named Greg Long.
ReplyDeleteYeah folks, hang on to that anchor! It'll drag you right down to the bottom of the perilous sea, where you can....drown!
ReplyDeleteI'm lovin' your Herod Corleone review.
ReplyDeleteNo sir..I didn't apply for the calmplex...I wanted a Duplex...or a Cinemaplex.
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