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March 21st, 2008
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  4. This is the funniest thing I’ve seen all week. Actually lol’d. Brilliant, thanks!

  5. Happy Crucifixion Day! Remember, if you’re going to get whipped and then nailed to a cross, be sure your whips and nails have been sterilized first. No sense in getting an infection. – (Msg. brought to you by the Catholic Church in the Phillipines.)

  9. Ahahaha, now this was a GREAT one. A friend of mine just said that he’d never want to be reminded of today. Now I have a link for them!

  11. The “self-rising flour” bit made me spew my coffee.
    Another classic, thanks author.

  17. At first glance it looks like Mo is wearing a cross, I had to go back a few days to make sure I didn’t miss a conversion story element.

    Am I the only one still working on finding a deeper meaning to the blood on the sponge (cake?) bit?

    Being a Jew means you often will miss a lot of inside goyim jokes, we are truly cursed.

    http://boskolives.wordpress.com/

  18. Sponge (Jerry; yup, sponge /cake/) is a nice touch.
    I hope Mo left out the vinegar.

    “Many happy returns”, Rob, is almost as good the strip itself πŸ™‚

  19. jerry w:

    i could see mo wearing a crucifix, although only for “rubbing it in” perposes.

  20. Good one, indeed, Rob. That’s T-shirt material.

    He brought all these cruciversaries on Himself, when He broke his promise to come back to reward the Faithful and destroy the world.

    Big J. is an Immortal screw-up. The Romans nailed Him for it but the Christians just can’t let it rest.

    I’ll go now.

  23. Regarding the cross, I thought it was a crucifix candle.

    Two dimensional representations are tricky.

  24. Come on, Jesus. It’s been more than 2000 years ago! When will you overcome it?

    Happy Crucifixion day for you all πŸ˜€ πŸ˜€ πŸ˜€

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