Technology Church
politics
19 Mar 2005 01:38 pm by Pete
Some people have a real problem keeping their normal day-to-day lives just ticking over. Simple things like paying bills, ringing old friends, buying cake or baking bread can quickly become confusing and difficult to achieve.
The church thinks it has the answer for you, in a new campaign launched this week from Christian Head Quarters - Rome. The campaign entitled 'Be organised with Jesus' is the life work of the eminent Bishop-Lord CrissKross (who you might remember from the string of hits he had in the 1980's - 'jump for Jesus', 'jump higher for Jesus', 'if you're tired sit down for Jesus now' and 'if you think that's high enough you've not seen Jesus jump').
CrissKross's team of scientists has developed a compact PC based organiser that is powerful, good-looking and very holy. It boasts a range of features that will have technology writers dribbling;
- runs of mains electricity or wind (whichever is the strongest)
- can store up to 10,000 hymns or equivalent manuscript
- can help you pay bills (it decides who to pay and when without any configuring
- rings old friends and chats without any configuring
- will keep you in touch with salvation through it's Universal Vatican Bus (UVB) wireless network connection (download the latest Saam or grab an updated bible episode)
The device will be named the 'JesusisawizPod' for the full sized version and 'JizPod' for the smaller compact edition.
John Macintosh, inventor of the iPod, iMac and Vimto has rebuked the holy innovation saying, 'This thing will only do things the church thinks is right. It's crazy. I do like the name of it though.'
Maximumlies will review it the moment it hit's the high street church shops!