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April 10, 2007

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Perhaps he was entertaining impure thoughts about the little girls (and boys!) in their Yeestah finery with their cute little baskets. Sounds like divine retribution to me.

If there was ever going to be evidence for the divine, wouldn't a conspicious lack of accidents upon holy days be good evidence? At the very least if there was a supernatural force wathcing out for us and answering prayers, shouldn't we see some evidence for it?

In reply to Robert, I imagine that if I were a deity, I'd be sufficiently annoyed by human behavior (conducted in my name) that I would fill every holy days with pranks of this kind.

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Now, priests who let crumbs from the host fall to the ground have a special place of torture in hell. So maybe being careless with holy water and spilling it around brings an immediate punishment:)

Bottled holy water is the answer.

I am not laughing at the elderly gent's broken hip. But I am laughing at the irony.

Amanda did a funny short thing on this at Pandagon. Worth a glance.

I attended 8 years of Catholic school and every once in a while the Monsignor of the affiliate church would show up on the playground in a drunken stupor. One day he showed up and tried to pick a fight with one of my buddies and it came down to one of the nuns having to restrain him. The following winter he was found passed out in the snow right in front of his church in his boxers and that was the last we saw of him. At the time we thought it was the funniest damn thing ever but looking back on it he was just a sad man.

I hate to be one of those annoying grammar-y people, but the story is not ironic.

BJ's response may be ironic, but I doubt it.

Well, it could be ironic in the sense that Pandagon points out, that holy water is believed to have healing and curative power, and in this case is the source of injury.

This wouldn't have happed if he practiced the Secret/LOA.

JC

Yes, Tom & JC have it: the irony is in the Pandagon point at the link above:

"Tally so far:
People proven to be healed by holy water: 0
People proven to be injured by holy water: 1"

and in gravity's pesky habit of outweighing the law of attraction.

Even "holy water" can't stop the law of cause and effect.

That's why I like what the Buddhists say:
"Pay attention!"

Shouldn't we consider this situational irony then?

I like it how if the holy water had been thought to heal him that this would considered be an act of God, where as since the holy water is what injures him then it's just an accident.

What if the priest in question thought the holy water was actually wine and didn't trip, but when spilled (because he was a roaring alcoholic waiting to be charged with child abuse and laundering the parish funds) he threw himself on the floor of the church trying his damndest to lap up what ever was left of the "Chateau Collapso"

Just a thought,
As for me, I"m off to Mass
(In my HOLE!)

Or maybe, just maybe, he was waiting for Doreen Virtue to fly in with one of her servant angels to give him a blow job?

**another thought to ponder**

(which is worse I ask myself as I shake my head in disbelief)

(looking up)

You know, I've seen worse!

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