submitted by frequent contributor LaurenHe who walks "upright" better not be wearing jogging pants.
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submitted by frequent contributor LaurenI'm fine with the above church sign. I just wanted to post another one from this church and see if anyone can explain/guess where this church name comes from.
And speaking of funny church names....
submitted/asst. reviewed by frequent contributor ChristineSo named because once the service starts, you're looking for a way out?
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"Those who plant greed will reap a "mine" field."
submitted by frequent contributor Christine
Those who plant sorrow will reap a "bawl" field.
Har.
There's probably more terrible puns to be made on that one. Feel free to add your own in the comments section.
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He who walks upright can learn to kneel at humor-blogs.com
Keep 'em coming.
Fair Play is the name of a town in South Carolina. There ya go...
ReplyDeleteThanks Scott! I figured it was something like that.
ReplyDeleteI was really hoping they weren't competing with the church across town , "Foul Play"
...Or the church in the S.F. Castro district "Fore Play"
ReplyDeleteThose who plant envy shall reap a plentiful crop. After all...they have green thumbs!
ReplyDeleteSorry, that was bad.
Those who sow sarcasm shall reap smart gr-asses.
ReplyDeleteThose who sow hate shall reap
s-corn.
Those who reap....okay, I'm done.
Do those who plant bathrooms reap W.C. Fields?
ReplyDelete@brwombat: yes
ReplyDeleteKadi: The Envy one was great.
ReplyDeletebrwombat: So bad. Yet so good.
"Temple of the Way out Church": started by and for hippies, perhaps?
ReplyDeleteThose who plant crummy church signs will reap a corn field.
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I'm sorry. Honest.
sarah - that was awesome...
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