The picture included the following commentary:
"The Pope, wearing a fabulous vintage chiffon-lined Dior gold lame gown
over a silk Vera Wang empire waist tulle cocktail dress,
accessorized with a three-foot House of Whoville hat and
the ruby slippers Judy Garland wore in the Wizard of Oz, on his way to tell us it's Wrong to be Gay."
This guy could slide right into any Mummers' parade and no one would notice!
One cannot but wonder what Jesus would have to say about all this nonsense, given the opportunity. Oh, I forgot, he's already expressed an opinion on rich men and the eyes of needles. It was in no uncertain terms, as I recall. Quite definitive, yes....
One cannot but wonder what Jesus would have to say about all this nonsense, given the opportunity. Oh, I forgot, he's already expressed an opinion on rich men and the eyes of needles. It was in no uncertain terms, as I recall. Quite definitive, yes....
THAT'S HYSTERICAL !!! I KEEP GOING BACK FOR A LAUGH,CRACKS ME UP CAUSE IT RINGS SO TRUE ! I WANT TO GO TO CHURCH WITH THAT PERSON !!
ReplyDeleteyou are fekkin hilarious, Tee!!
DeleteMummers' parade? You from Philly? Yea, the Pope looks like a drag queen in that costume. Jesus wore sandals, and a simple tunic that looks a lot like an Arab thobe or dishdasha. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thawb
ReplyDeleteIt has something to do with living simply, which inspired the vow of poverty.
hey, neil. i'm from jersey, in reply to your question. but have a son in philly, a musician. thanks for stopping by.
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