Jesus Knot on eBay

Nov 27, 2004 33 Replies

You've heard about the Virgin Mary grilled cheese. Check out the Jesus Knot on eBay.



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Looks more like Thomas Jefferson to me. Put it on my watch list. If this guy gets his $500, there'll be a run on all those warped 2x4s at HD!

Lobby Dosser notes:

DOn't need no steenking tubafours. I've got enough ratty rough oak around here to allow locating a knot with John the Baptist's head or Elvis Presley's hip bone.

Charlie Self "Giving every man a vote has no more made men wise and free than Christianity has made them good." H. L. Mencken

I was thinking George Washington. Certainly not Jesus.

dwhite

Damned if it don't look like a knot to me.

You gotta hold your monitor at an angle and squint real hard.

That looks suspiciously like New Yankee Workshop!

Howsabout one that resembles the guy who showed in the credits as "Hey-soos", on the old Eastwood oater "Rawhide" ?

*grin* `

Robert Bonomi asks:

I'd bet on it. If I knew what he looked like. Or, rather, if I remembered.

Charlie Self "Giving every man a vote has no more made men wise and free than Christianity has made them good." H. L. Mencken

Note the expression on his face, he looks plane board to me.

That's knot funny.

R, Tom Q.

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Woodn't you know, another comedian in the group.

dwhite

I wooden of expected that answer. j4

I'm a frayed knot.

todd

It looks more like Woody Allen to me.

-jbb

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I still think it looks like a parrot. Even the one who got stuck in the freezer!

Looks like the eagle from the Muppet Show to me...

To me it looks like Mother-in-Law or some kind of monkey.

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