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Also, God plays a kick-ass game of Quidditch.
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submitted by Mandy B.
The Psalms, as interpreted by Dr. Suess.
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submitted by frequent contributor Micah L.
Well, as long as they take their extraneous apostrophes with them when they leave...
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submitted by Norma K.
Put our service to the test. Tie a napkin 'round your neck, cherie...
(Not so crummy a sentiment, but surely they're asking for it, right?)
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Finally, what is it with all the chocolate signs lately? First of all there was the single sign I included in last week's post, and now these:

submitted AND reviewed by frequent contributor Courtney R.
There's a sweet, sweet spirit in this place.
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submitted by frequent contributor Micah L.
But true joy is keeping it all for yourself.
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So, leave it to me to have a completely selfish reason for finally posting again:
I need your votes over at Diesel's caption contest. Please?!?
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Also, I'm going to try and turn commenting back on. If any of you are still out there reading, please let me know.
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I need your votes over at Diesel's caption contest. Please?!?
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Also, I'm going to try and turn commenting back on. If any of you are still out there reading, please let me know.
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Here's a comment to let you know I'm still reading.
ReplyDeleteI'm still reading, too!
ReplyDeleteI still read your blog!
ReplyDeleteMaybe this is weird, but I actually like blogs with infrequent posts the best; my feed reader is so thoroughly dominated by a few super-frequent posters that something different popping up every now and then is a welcome surprise. It results in more of a "Ooh! Crummy Church Signs updated!" reaction rather than a "yeah, yeah, Crummy Church Signs again. Next?"
I kinda like the potter sign *heh heh*
ReplyDeleteYes, I'm still here.
Thanks. I'll keep on posting for the four of you, then (plus the one guy who emailed me). :)
ReplyDeleteAlso, that's good info Finch. Thanks.
We're here! We're here! (in honor of the Dr. Seussian sign)
ReplyDeleteI still read :) I'm also on the hunt for a crummy church sign
ReplyDeleteI'm here. I drive by a church every Sunday that has a new crummy sign every week. I could send you that same church sign over and over and over. . .yeah, I need to do that.
ReplyDeleteI voted for you. I was really hoping for a Black Freighter reference, but whatever.
ReplyDeleteYou may think I'm another reader, because I'm leaving a comment - but in reality, I am merely a figment of your imagination.
ReplyDeleteStill here!
ReplyDeleteSome church could totally come up with a whole Disney series of signs. Aladdin, Little Mermaid. That'd be sweet.
still here! Thanks for the laughs!!
ReplyDeleteMatt is right -- what's next in Pastor Disney's sermon series? "Just Keep Swimming"? "I've Got No Strings"? "When You Wish Upon a Star"? "The Bare Necessities?
ReplyDeleteStill here, Joel. Someday I might actually contribute again, too...
Still reading.
ReplyDeleteGod's invisibility cloak is awesome!
ReplyDeleteFirst off Gene that was awesome on the comment for the Dr Seuss!!!
ReplyDeleteSecondly, Joel I am still reading just not contributing much due to a major surgey post stuff not going right in Hormone Land!
Anywho I loved the sign that said "Failing to forgive someone let's them live in your head rent free." I liked the comment but it would have been funny to say "But I like the voices in my head.." or something to that affect!
Anyways, I love it!
God Bless
Shauna
Still reading and laughing.
ReplyDeleteOh, boy. The very first one is from Socastee, South Carolina, a tiny town near Myrtle Beach. My dad lived in Socastee for several years while building golf courses over there.
ReplyDeleteJust an aside--gave me a big Blast from the Past. :-)