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Strange Goings on With Tree Stumps

metirish Jul 09 2009 07:34 AM

First in Ireland [url=http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/local-national/virgin-mary-seen-in-tree-stump-in-limerick-14395446.html]Virgin Mary seen in tree stump in Limerick[/url] 7/7/09A crowd gathered at Saint Marys church Rathkeale to uncover the tree stump showing a vision of Mary The tree stump at Saint Marys church, Rathkeale, Co Limerick The tree stump at Saint Marys church, Rathkeale, Co Limerick A crowd gathered at Saint Marys church Rathkeale to see a vision of Mary from a tree that was cut down at the church. A crowd gathered at Saint Marys church Rathkeale to see a vision of Mary from a tree that was cut down at the church. The crowd stretching far and wide were angered that the tree stump was covered. A crowd gathered at Saint Marys church Rathkeale to see a vision of Mary from a tree that was cut down at the church. The crowd stretching far and wide were angered that the tree stump was covered. There is precedent here as I remember the " moving statues" from years ago , that was during tough economic times too Michael Jackson on a tree stump too [url=http://kdka.com/watercooler/michael.jackson.tree.2.1073043.html]Family Sees Image Of Michael Jackson In Tree Stump[/url]

Nymr83 Jul 09 2009 07:47 AM

i wish i could find jesus/mary in my rock garden/toast/pudding/tree stump/spare tire/dog's shit, i'd be rich for no good reason thanks to some dope.

Benjamin Grimm Jul 09 2009 07:57 AM

I remember one time David Letterman showed a slice of toast with the image of Kenny Rogers charred into the bread.

soupcan Jul 09 2009 07:58 AM

Seriously - what the fuck is wrong with people?

Benjamin Grimm Jul 09 2009 08:06 AM

Look at it this way: If some farmer in Nebraska discovered that he had a cow whose spot pattern resembled Bobby Valentine's face, we'd all be heading out there to lay our hands on that cow. Wouldn't we?

Frayed Knot Jul 09 2009 08:10 AM

Man, I just split a whole bunch of wood a few weeks back and not once did I go looking for images in the grain before whacking the crap out of it with an axe. I mean, how stupid am I?

Edgy DC Jul 09 2009 08:14 AM

="Benjamin Grimm":3cqsfsyt]Look at it this way: If some farmer in Nebraska discovered that he had a cow whose spot pattern resembled Bobby Valentine's face, we'd all be heading out there to lay our hands on that cow. Wouldn't we?[/quote:3cqsfsyt] Well, Valentine wouldn't work as the real McCoy still walks the earth. Now, Hodges maybe. metirish Jul 09 2009 08:14 AM ="Benjamin Grimm":37vlx8ps]Look at it this way: If some farmer in Nebraska discovered that he had a cow whose spot pattern resembled Bobby Valentine's face, we'd all be heading out there to lay our hands on that cow. Wouldn't we?[/quote:37vlx8ps] Laughing my arse off.... listening to people being interviewed on Irish radio the consensus seems to be people are looking for a moral authority and are not getting it from the Church nor the State ........so a tree stump works for now......also people are all but certain this would not happen in boom times....like the last 15 years.... Fman99 Jul 09 2009 08:19 AM My favorite is still the [url=http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/4034787.stm:2yzu3bi2]grilled cheese that had the picture of Mary[/url:2yzu3bi2] on it. Went for 28k on eBay thanks to some yutz. Without a bowl of tomato soup shaped like John the Baptist to dip it in, it's totally useless anyway. Edgy DC Jul 09 2009 08:24 AM How about this? Two percent of these folks are the exploiters trying to make a buck. Three percent of these people are smart devout people who are looking for expressions of the devine in the simple, despite their experience that should suggest to them that if spirits exist beyond our world, they don't express themselves this way, and that symmetrical patterns in the waterstains, grains of wood, and veins of marble can always appear to be something if you look long enough and at enough of such patterns. Eight percent are the devout but simple, who miss those points completely. Eighty percent are the curious looking for new oddities. A free or low-cost ticket to a Ripleys museum. The remaining seven percent are the media. In other words, the real curiosities folks are flocking to see are not the images themselves, but the people who put stock in them. I doubt the economy or the church's or state's moral authority or lack thereof are much of the issue. OlerudOwned Jul 09 2009 09:40 AM Looks like she let herself go a bit. SteveJRogers Jul 09 2009 09:48 AM ="Benjamin Grimm":2z1j4617]I remember one time David Letterman showed a slice of toast with the image of Kenny Rogers charred into the bread.[/quote:2z1j4617] Johnny Carson had a lady on who collected potato chips with unique shapes and such. As she was showing them he had a bowl of normal shaped chips behind the desk, and ate one, to make it seem like he ate one of her unique chips. LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr Jul 09 2009 10:24 AM Looks more like Lana Turner without pupils. Or Starfire. GO TEEN TITANS! cooby Jul 09 2009 06:04 PM ="Benjamin Grimm":28lbb99n]I remember one time David Letterman showed a slice of toast with the image of Kenny Rogers charred into the bread.[/quote:28lbb99n] I saw that...I thought it looked more like Bernadette Peters A Boy Named Seo Jul 09 2009 07:18 PM ="cooby":m5zif4vt] ="Benjamin Grimm":m5zif4vt]I remember one time David Letterman showed a slice of toast with the image of Kenny Rogers charred into the bread.[/quote:m5zif4vt] I saw that...I thought it looked more like Bernadette Peters[/quote:m5zif4vt] Mmm... I'd like to put Bernadette Peters on a piece of toast and take a bite outta her. Number 6 Jul 09 2009 11:32 PM ="Exodus 20:2-4":xzntrwpc]I am the Lord your God, who brought you out of the land of Egypt, out of the house of slavery; do not have any other gods before me. You shall not make for yourself an idol, whether in the form of anything that is in heaven above, or that is on the earth beneath, or that is in the water under the earth.[/quote:xzntrwpc] Benjamin Grimm Jul 10 2009 06:17 AM <img src="http://i130.photobucket.com/albums/p276/umdb/Misc/bobby_cow.jpg?t=1247228194" width="500" height="400"> Edgy DC Jul 10 2009 06:56 AM Wow. First Mazzill, now this. Somebody is trying to say something. Centerfield Jul 10 2009 07:47 AM ="Benjamin Grimm":18vnzn6d]<img src="http://i130.photobucket.com/albums/p276/umdb/Misc/bobby_cow.jpg?t=1247228194" width="500" height="400">[/quote:18vnzn6d] I'm bowing. Not like half-bowing like the Japanese do when they greet each other. I'm talking full-fledged drop to your knees and wailing chats at the top of your lungs like they show in radical muslim groups type bowing. A Boy Named Seo Jul 10 2009 08:19 AM That's the greatest thing I've ever seen in my life. LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr Jul 10 2009 09:58 AM Does his cowflop smell like Jeff Torborg talk? metsguyinmichigan Jul 10 2009 12:37 PM ="Benjamin Grimm":lqw35y9j]<img src="http://i130.photobucket.com/albums/p276/umdb/Misc/bobby_cow.jpg?t=1247228194" width="500" height="400">[/quote:lqw35y9j] I'd touch that cow!!! I bet it stands on the top step near the trough, grinning madly and pissing off all the other cows for knowing it's so damn smart. metirish Jul 10 2009 12:41 PM ="metsguyinmichigan":10dohvhp] ="Benjamin Grimm":10dohvhp]<img src="http://i130.photobucket.com/albums/p276/umdb/Misc/bobby_cow.jpg?t=1247228194" width="500" height="400">[/quote:10dohvhp] I'd touch that cow!!! I bet it stands on the top step near the trough, grinning madly and pissing off all the other cows for knowing it's so damn smart.[/quote:10dohvhp] excellent all round.....