Post 98
I must admit, in the countdown to my 100th post, Post #98 takes things to a whole new level.
At my request, Senor Ryan Consbruck submitted these pictures to "Stump the Pastor." In an era of video game decadence, Ryan has illustrated for us all that game controllers are more than just implements of entertainment. In this new age of practicality, Ryan has discovered that they meet their chief end by keeping our drawers from sagging.
posted by Pastor John @ 11:52 AM
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You must have quite a bit of traffic at your blog, if the leeches are coming out like they've been.
I have to admit, I saw that belt buckle last year and I have always secretly wanted one for myself ever since. I still play Zelda, granted I play it on a game cube dvd-rom, but I pretend there are only 2 buttons on my controller.
I love his belt! It was quite creative and also a great topic for your 98th post.
Hi Todd. The traffic keeps growing, but I'm not exactly sure how a blog-spammer would even know that. I got a weird advertisement like the two above the other day as well.
I guess it's about time the spammers got some religion.
Ryan Consbrook has always been cool. The belt buckle just solidifies it. - Tami-ami
Haha, finally. He told me this was coming. I'm proud to say that I've seen this buckle in person.
Why hasn't your blog dealt with Hurricane Katrina? I came here hoping to find something of spiritual importance but am met with this nonsense.
Dear "anonymous," please let me know what you would like me to say about Hurricane Katrina and I will send you a personal e-mail with all of my thoughts. Of course both you and I know that my sole purpose in life is to keep you happy, so thank you for letting me know where and when I have failed you.
In the meantime, since you have requested information about the Hurricane disaster, I took a second to do the internet search for you. Below are some suggested links that will direct you to the information you are looking for.
http://news.yahoo.com/katrinahelp
http://www.redcross.org/
http://www.drudgereport.com/
http://www.samaritanspurse.org/
Have a great day. Thanks for the kind words.
Samaritan purse is a good one! Not just the for Katrina relief, but worldwide.
I think the belt is funny, but the title of this segment might be more fitting as...say...O'Rien's Belt. Just a thought
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