Our lady of the Underpass.

Lol - those things are hilarious! We have a patch of damp in a local church that is similarly the object of nonsensical adoration.

I truly do not think a piece of oozage is a sign of joy in heaven at Gus' elevation.

Naa, naa, naa, naa.....hehe...

http://www.able2know.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=1292904#1292904

Beatcha to the story, Ellpy....

Oh.....
I used to work in Chicago
In a department store.
Behind the Cooking counter
I did but I don't anymore.
Lady came up and I asked her,
"What'll you have?" I said.
"Melon baller" she asked?
Melon baller I did!
I did but I don't anymore.

Oh.....
I used to work in Chicago
In a department store.
Behind the Hardware counter
I did but I don't anymore.
Lady came up and I asked her,
"What'll you have?" I said.
"Hammer" she asked?
Hammer I did!
I did but I don't anymore.

Reply to Reyn....

DOH !!

Hm....it does kinda look like a person....sort of....um, maybe a little...bit...like a robe or something...I can't quite tell from this angle...but maybe....

Hm....it does kinda look like a person....sort of....um, maybe a little...bit...like a robe or something...I can't quite tell from this angle..but maybe....

DOH !! Somebody else beat me to it AGAIN!

I think you are all ganging up on me !

Now this sounds like a great topic and oh wait this isn't the Our Lady Of The Underpants thread?

A bunch of heretics, you all are!!! Surely this is the first miracle of Pope Ratzenhofer's papacy. One day he will surely be canonized for it.

Doesn't anyone else realize how appropriate this is? A grimy, oozing image of a virgin? I ask you, is it not obvious that this is the work of our Gus?

A grimy oozy virgin? Gives a new meaning to spoiled fruit.

Does this stuff only happen in the USA?

When I was a kid growing up on Long Island a neighbor's tree got hit by lightening and burned. The charred stump looked like the Virgin Mary (if you squinted and looked at it from a distance). Well, some folks in the neighborhood went nuts about this tree. They started leaving flowers, candles, touching it while saying little prayers and rubbing their rosary beads on it. Finally a priest from the Catholic church came to look at it. He decided it looked just like a burnt stump and offically claimed declared it was not a miracle stump. But for weeks after a small group of people still visited and left offerings. I guess their prayers were not answered because they finally gave up and the owner of tree stump started to use it as a planter for geraniums.

All I know is that these people have really been screwing up traffic.