11. Comment by Bill T. (5942)— November 6,2009 @ 9:03AM
Ratings:-16+29
#1 - the story said Isuzu. I think that's verrrrry significant!! But I also think the image looks a lot more like Leonardo DeCaprio as a French prisoner in Catch Me If You Can.
Or it looks like the imprint of a driver's shoulder. Either way, MY FAITH is restorrrrr-ED! Halleliueia, Broth-ah! Kneel with me, friends-ah! Give up yaw prayuhs-ah!! T'Jayyyy-zuss-ah!
Ah feel a healin' comin' onn-ah! Step fow-wad-ah! And be HEALED-ah! Bah HIS Grace-ah!! Halleliuia!!
15. Comment by Veronica V. (panther1)— November 6,2009 @ 9:43AM
Ratings:-5+13
Bill T.-You've truly captured the essense of some TV preachers who are way less believable than the image on this guy's car window!! Keep up the humor!
16. Comment by Alana S. (helixharvest)— November 6,2009 @ 9:45AM
Ratings:-7+18
Oh Jesus. Not again. I mean c'mon man you ruin our breakfast toast and now you have to vandalize this poor man's truck? We get your point. You want attention. More, more, more. It's never enough, is it?
17. Comment by Alana S. (helixharvest)— November 6,2009 @ 9:47AM
Ratings:-9+6
There was probably a Jesus emblem on the window of his truck that was removed, but now every time the morning dew forms the water molecules wrap around what was once there. Duh.
19. Comment by Shin T. (shinlee)— November 6,2009 @ 9:55AM
Ratings:-3+11
ughh...there wouldn't even have to be a sticker there that was removed for the image to appear. Ever write on the mirror in your bathroom when you were a kid so you could see the message over and over every time you took a shower. Anyone could have gone up to his window and created a picture in the condensation.
24. Comment by Laura H. (laurah)— November 6,2009 @ 10:22AM
Ratings:-18+8
WOW!! It's amazing how much believing in God no longer exsist. Just but the way you all talk or make fun of this matter. I would say, "be afraid, be very afraid".
31. Comment by Bill T. (5942)— November 6,2009 @ 11:31AM
Ratings:-3+6
You request is simply divine! It's a done deal, Veronica. I'll get the paperwork started. (It's premature, but you never know when I'll be struck by lightening.)
32. Comment by Don M. (saffronbindy)— November 6,2009 @ 11:33AM
Ratings:-1+7
This is an easy prank to do, and is fairly well known. I used to do it on my roommates in college.
Let's say you want Jesus to appear on your bathroom mirror. Get some shaving cream (liquid soap also works, but shaving cream works best). Very lightly draw out your Jesus in shaving cream. The dark parts are where the shaving cream is, the light parts are where it isn't. When the shaving cream dries the image is invisible. But when the bathroom steams up Jesus will appear! He will last for a week or so, but slowly degrades and goes away.
34. Comment by Peter K. (Sweet Pete)— November 6,2009 @ 11:59AM
Ratings:-4+5
24 Laura - "WOW!! It's amazing how much believing in God no longer exsist. Just but the way you all talk or make fun of this matter. I would say, "be afraid, be very afraid".
a) The comments here so far do not indicate that the posters do not believe in God, only that they are skeptical of this image on the truck.
b) I know this is difficult for you to understand but many here that are religious or spiritual do not think God is an entity that one needs to be afraid of. The God that I believe in for example is an all loving God who loves each and every one of us so there is nothing about God to be afraid of.
Not here in Tucson, unless it's the belief in Liberalism"
Uh yeah, OK, considering most people that I know who are Christians or Jewish and believe in God lean pretty liberal. #26 hit it. When you look at the words and deeds of Jesus, he was clearly a Liberal.
39. Comment by John S. (RightsRight)— November 6,2009 @ 12:31PM
Ratings:-1+6
35 No, he was for individual responsibility and doing the right thing in your heart. NOT forcebly making people do what you believe they should do (for thier own good of course).
41. Comment by Thomas M. (justsomeguy)— November 6,2009 @ 1:02PM
Ratings:-1+4
#40, I think a lot of males looked(or tried to look) like Jesus when Folgelberg was in his prime...But you're right. If only those who give TDs would give a reason. It couldn't be disco.
57. Comment by Bree H. (Bree H)— November 6,2009 @ 10:26PM
Ratings:-0+0
Makes me recall a tree in South Tucson some years ago which was one day found to bear a scar in the image of Our Lady of Guadalupe.
There was a line of worshippers for some days in this front yard. The tree had numerous rosaries and novenas pinned to the branches. Prayers were murmured seemingly continuously by gentle folk sitting in lawn chairs nearby.
Okay, sure, this particular Asian species of tree was eventually determined by the media to have a habit of forming scars in the shape of a human figure.
But having gone down there to see for myself, and although being a skeptic then and since, I was nonetheless respectful of the sincerity and passion of the believers.
I agree that this present example appears to be a premeditated hoax.
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Tenn. man says image of Jesus appears on truck window (w/ photo)
Jim Stevens said an image resembling Jesus Christ keeps appearing on his pickup.What kind of truck? We want to know if Jesus favors Fords or Chevys or (gasp) what if it's a Toyota from a Buddhist country?
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The world will not truly improve until we lose the ability to buy into crap like this.
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How does he know that's Jesus?
Because of Anglicized pictures in religious tracts?
It could easily be my Uncle Fred.
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Somebody is messing with this guy. Used glue or something to make the picture.
It's one thing when a cheeto looks kinda like Jesus. It's another when you can see the part in his hair.
If Jesus said "Don't make an image of anything that is on earth or in heaven," then He sure isn't going to be doing it Hisownself.
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I find it hard to believe Jesus was a white man. Maybe it's the Zig-Zag man.
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Sometimes, you've just gotta wash a window...
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This is supermarket tabloid junk...
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He's been pranked by someone with a bottle of RainX and a brush.
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maybe it's a semi clear sticker
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I think the key phrase here is "he's clueless".
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#1 - the story said Isuzu. I think that's verrrrry significant!! But I also think the image looks a lot more like Leonardo DeCaprio as a French prisoner in Catch Me If You Can.
Or it looks like the imprint of a driver's shoulder. Either way, MY FAITH is restorrrrr-ED! Halleliueia, Broth-ah! Kneel with me, friends-ah! Give up yaw prayuhs-ah!! T'Jayyyy-zuss-ah!
Ah feel a healin' comin' onn-ah! Step fow-wad-ah! And be HEALED-ah! Bah HIS Grace-ah!! Halleliuia!!
Who do I make my check out to? "In His name?"
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Dude, you are hilarious Bill. You shouldn't play like that though. You may someday truely need a healing. Hope you are ready for his coming!
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Wow, the value of his old truck just went up.
The used car lots may catch on to this.
"Come the good faithful and make the pilgrimage to Ed's used car lot. It's
your sure entry to heaven"
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#3 Hi, Gregg. This is Uncle Gregg and that is not me (I'm much taller.)
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Bill T.-You've truly captured the essense of some TV preachers who are way less believable than the image on this guy's car window!! Keep up the humor!
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Oh Jesus. Not again. I mean c'mon man you ruin our breakfast toast and now you have to vandalize this poor man's truck? We get your point. You want attention. More, more, more. It's never enough, is it?
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There was probably a Jesus emblem on the window of his truck that was removed, but now every time the morning dew forms the water molecules wrap around what was once there. Duh.
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Does anyone believe anymore?
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ughh...there wouldn't even have to be a sticker there that was removed for the image to appear. Ever write on the mirror in your bathroom when you were a kid so you could see the message over and over every time you took a shower. Anyone could have gone up to his window and created a picture in the condensation.
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I believe
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I comes natural, #12. I am, in fact, an ordained minister. Don't take yourself so seriously, and the message makes more sense.
My question is not whether I'm ready for Him, but is HE ready for ME?
Veronica #15, you have secured your choice of assignments in Heaven. Any cloud, any instrument you want. Or you can be on the softball team. :)
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I love when the paper prints non-news like this because the comments really crack me up.
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18. Comment by Woozey D. (mixedupcoyote) — November 6,2009 @ 9:53AM
Ratings: -1 +4
Does anyone believe anymore?
...............
Not here in Tucson, unless it's the belief in Liberalism.
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WOW!! It's amazing how much believing in God no longer exsist. Just but the way you all talk or make fun of this matter. I would say, "be afraid, be very afraid".
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LOL,, Everybody is sooo mean!
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#23 Kenneth
Jesus was THE original mega-liberal!!!
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I am ascared of you're god!
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Bill T-Thanks ever so much. I'll be happy if I get to spend eternity running barefoot through the green grass with all of my cats in Heaven!
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Here comes another eBay swindle...
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Gregg 3 says
_"How does he know that's Jesus?
Because of Anglicized pictures in religious tracts?
It could easily be my Uncle Fred."_
Actually, I thought it looked more like Dan Fogelberg in his prime: Dan Fogelberg
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You request is simply divine! It's a done deal, Veronica. I'll get the paperwork started. (It's premature, but you never know when I'll be struck by lightening.)
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This is an easy prank to do, and is fairly well known. I used to do it on my roommates in college.
Let's say you want Jesus to appear on your bathroom mirror. Get some shaving cream (liquid soap also works, but shaving cream works best). Very lightly draw out your Jesus in shaving cream. The dark parts are where the shaving cream is, the light parts are where it isn't. When the shaving cream dries the image is invisible. But when the bathroom steams up Jesus will appear! He will last for a week or so, but slowly degrades and goes away.
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Bill T.-Thank you! You cannot imagine how very much I nee this today.
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24 Laura - "WOW!! It's amazing how much believing in God no longer exsist. Just but the way you all talk or make fun of this matter. I would say, "be afraid, be very afraid".
a) The comments here so far do not indicate that the posters do not believe in God, only that they are skeptical of this image on the truck.
b) I know this is difficult for you to understand but many here that are religious or spiritual do not think God is an entity that one needs to be afraid of. The God that I believe in for example is an all loving God who loves each and every one of us so there is nothing about God to be afraid of.
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23 Kenneth "Does anyone believe anymore?
...............
Not here in Tucson, unless it's the belief in Liberalism"
Uh yeah, OK, considering most people that I know who are Christians or Jewish and believe in God lean pretty liberal. #26 hit it. When you look at the words and deeds of Jesus, he was clearly a Liberal.
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#30 - R.I.P. Dan!
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That doesn't even look like Obama
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Well at least he did't yell allah is god and kill 13 innocents and injure 30+ more.
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35 No, he was for individual responsibility and doing the right thing in your heart. NOT forcebly making people do what you believe they should do (for thier own good of course).
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Ref my comment #36 - WOW! Two thumbs down already for responding to #30 suggesting singer/songwriter Dan Fogelberg rest in peace.
Guess you were disco fans.
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#40, I think a lot of males looked(or tried to look) like Jesus when Folgelberg was in his prime...But you're right. If only those who give TDs would give a reason. It couldn't be disco.
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#40 - Maybe they don't want to admit that Dan has died. Sometimes it is hard to let go.
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"God's own truck"
Any parrotheads out there will get it.
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Jesus Christ, it's a miracle
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I thought it looked like The Dude.
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Hey...this is no big deal...
I talk to God every night out in my garage.
It sometimes amazes me how many beers and cigarettes he can consume during our conversation.
And, He is always messing with the refrigerator magnets on the front of my beer fridge to make them look like different images......Cool !
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Doesn't do anything for me, but if it helps anyone else. I'm all for it.
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My vote is that it's an image of "George Harrison"
http://www.concertforbangladesh.com/
Ironic that he did lead vocal for "Devil in Her Heart" on their With The Beatles album. Be afraid!!
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Ooops George Harrison
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How does he know it is Jesus?
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Two men say they're Jesus, One of 'em must be wrong.
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How can a myth be real?
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Hmmm, I wonder if I could have his truck after the Rapture ...
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I don't believe it. I only believe food items that look like Jesus. This is just fake.
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54 In that case, you'd love the waffle we have hanging in our kitchen window.
Hey, who TD's my post #53?
Its not as though he'll be using it.
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More than likely an image left as a result of a homeless person peering into his window looking for goodies................
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Makes me recall a tree in South Tucson some years ago which was one day found to bear a scar in the image of Our Lady of Guadalupe.
There was a line of worshippers for some days in this front yard. The tree had numerous rosaries and novenas pinned to the branches. Prayers were murmured seemingly continuously by gentle folk sitting in lawn chairs nearby.
Okay, sure, this particular Asian species of tree was eventually determined by the media to have a habit of forming scars in the shape of a human figure.
But having gone down there to see for myself, and although being a skeptic then and since, I was nonetheless respectful of the sincerity and passion of the believers.
I agree that this present example appears to be a premeditated hoax.
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