Friday, April 06, 2007

MadPriest's Version of the Upper Room

So, Ann asked MadPriest, "Who fell asleep at the table?"

That was all Himself, the "Mad Photoshop Artist," needed to make a slight adjustment to this venerable icon.

As MiMi would say, "And both of them priests!"

By the way, that Photoshop picture of "Mind the Anglican" below was done as a present by Brother Tobias for Madpriest.

See what madness is inspired by this MadPriest? It's wrong, I tell you. Very, very wrong to have such a wicked giggle on Good Friday.

This is why the conservatives say we're going straight to hell! Ah well, at least we'll have plenty of company.


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3 comments:

  1. BillFri Apr 06, 08:57:00 AM

    The figure sleeping at the table seems to be a woman. I'm going to guess that that is Mary Magdalene and she's sleeping because she just finished cooking for everybody else. We know that in that culture, a man wouldn't lift a hand to help in the kitchen. I think her rest is well deserved.

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  2. Lisa FoxFri Apr 06, 09:40:00 PM

    I dunno, Bill. I think she bears a striking resemblance to our hostess, as depicted by Mr. Cantrell. In God's time, there is neither past, present, nor future ... so she coulda been there, y'know. It would explain a lot.

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  3. AnnSat Apr 07, 12:17:00 AM

    Perfect - usually I fall asleep if my sermons go on that long!!

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