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14 comments:
You've invented a new meme! lol
Is a meme a good thing? I don't know what a meme is and if I should be inventing them, even inadvertantly. :)
Oh that's great! I needed the chuckle this morning. Next picture in the meme might be a bishop holding nunchucks. Here's an example of a great meme: http://kimjongillookingatthings.tumblr.com/
What about some new head gear?
Eurasleep, AH! Got it. JtTH, Yes, I think this may require some thought. :)
How bout a Big Mac, it is the grand ole' USA
Except the cone should be a cross. The top part of the cross could hold the scoops of ice cream in place better, sort of like a corn dog, and if the strawberry begins to melt at the bottom, it can symbolize the blood of Christ.
The well-manicured beard is a great touch, too.
One scoop = unitarian.
There actually should be the discoopion & triscoopion for blessing during the liturgy. Is it easier to clean up drips from this or scrape wax out of the carpet??
Reminds me of Bishop Benjamin with shave ice (snow cone) in Hawaii.
I think we need to replace that Old World intimidating "old grumpy man with a stick" image with something more American and happy.
You mean something like this ? :-)
Lvka, Yup! That should be an icon! :)
Even better is that Sayedna Nicholas is Melkite Greek Catholic! (he is quite orthodox liturgically)
Finally, some love for the Melkites! :)
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