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An Epiphany Day card for You.
Can you find the double entendre? Use it wisely.
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Labels: epiphany, theophany, three kings' day
posted by rangeragainstwar at 9:54 AM
Sunday, January 06, 2008
Can you find the double entendre? Use it wisely.
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5 Comments:
There is no Epiphany card.
Ah!
Eureka!
lurch,
Actually, there were three Epiphany cards right off the bat when I googled the term. I chose to integrate the plastic baby Jesus/lamb card you see at the top of mine.
All three were equally garish gen-u-ine Epiphany cards -- two had various plasticine figurines in creche; one was a splendid profile of three wise men on camels, approaching what looked like a Bavarian ski village. True! Could I possibly make this up?
Eeeewwww....there are pictures of dead people on those cards
schulz,
Yup, sorry -- pretty icky.
We deviated from our usual high standards here because, well, not everything about this here Phony War on Terror is pretty, y'see . . .
See - I based my statement on the fact that no cards showed on the page. I use Firefox, which holds certain advantages over IE and even Safari, for that matter. Yet all I saw was a wide, narrow blank oblong.
Even now, as I opened the page in a new tab the blank oblong appears. No plastic Jesus, no cute cuddly lamb. And shouldn't there be some Magi because according to tradition the necromancers came in from out of town and got delayed by a baggage inspection at the border, and were therefore late? Some gold, and myrrh and frankincense.
Obviously this is some sort of northern Florida houn-dawg joke against the south Florida flatlanders, eh? ;)
Cracking the oblong into a new window provides
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