Jesus of Nazareth's Facebook page:
Status: Found guilty of treason and sedition in front of Governor Pontius Pilate. Whipped, scourged and Crucified. Now dead and buried in a tomb.
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AnonymousRock(With_Cock_Crowing_In_Background) writes:
You were right. I denied you 3 times. I'm so sorry.
JudasIscariot:
I'm sorry. I'm going to return the 30 pieces of silver and go out and hang myself.
Meanwhile over at Xanga:
TheTheologiansCafe has added a weblog entry: Nazarene Carpenter Crucified (And Not For Overcharging On Furniture Making)
Jesus of Nazareth who claimed to be the Son of God was crucified under Pontius Pilate after a large mob cried for his blood.
In his stead, a known murderer and terrorist insurgent Barabbas was released and let go upon the demands of the crowd.
Do you think Jesus should have been crucified and a terrorist insurgent released instead?
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theramblingman recommended SimplyNita's weblog entry: OMG! That's horrible!
OMG! That's horrible!
What about people crucifying Jesus of Nazareth? It says on his Facebook page.
I don't know how people can do that.
How can people be so cruel?
~Nita
Roadlesstaken added a pulse: I'm feeling a little down tonight...
... because Kristin Kreuk hasn't been born yet.
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Hey You! Yeah You! Yo! I'm Talking To You!
So you still following my blogs around like lovestruck little puppy? You jealous of me because I get more hits than you do? And now you make fun of my Hebrew and Aramaic?
Hey, Hebrew and Aramaic are my 4th and 5th languages. Not my native tongue.
Malay and Iban are my native tongues. English- my 3rd or 4th language (which I'm pretty good in for a language that hasn't been invented yet)...
Meanwhile over at Mancouch:
mancouch@mancouch added a weblog entry: That Mary Magdalene Would Have Looked Totally Hot If She Hadn't Worn Any Clothes At The Crucifixion!
Hey, any of you catch the Crucifixion of that nutcase Jesus on the non-existent CNN? You know the weirdo who thought he was the Son of God and said things like, "If you destroy this Temple, in 3 days I shall raise it up"?.
But hey did you catch that woman Mary Magdalene who knelt at the foot of the Cross?
Wow! Totally hot! Nice pair of knockers.
I wish the Roman centurions had been casting lots for her garments instead of Jesus'.
Meanwhile over at Datingish:
datingish@datingish added a weblog entry: Do you think a Crucifixion is an appropriate place to take a girl on a first date?
I was asked a question by one of my readers. Seems this guy she's been eyeing in the synagogue for many a Sabbath finally got around to asking her out on a date. Only trouble was he took her to see the Crucifixion of some guy named Jesus on their first date.
Now she writes me, Ooh. Gross. I don't know if I feel like going out with him again. Is it just me? Am I being hypersensitive? Or would other girls find it gross to be taken to a Crucifixion for one's first date?
Well how about it ladies? Do you think a Crucifixion is an appropriate place to take a girl on a first date?
Meanwhile over at Lovelyish:
lovelyish@lovelyish added a weblog entry: What kind of shoes should one wear to a Crucifixion?
As more and more couples seem to be going out to see Crucifixions as a cheap, inexpensive and relatively free date in these troubled economic times, women ask me, "What shoes should I wear to go see a Crucifixion?".
It's a good question. After all, Golgotha is a rather tall hill overlooking Jerusalem.
The whole city could possibly look up and see what you're wearing.
There are probably certain shoes you wouldn't want to be caught dead in.
I'd recommend the Retro-Cleopatra Spiked Serpent high-heeled stiletto look which really accentuates the curves of those tight-fitting women's togas which are all the rage in Rome these days...
3 days later over at Xanga again:
TheTheologiansCafe added a weblog entry: Jesus' Status On His Facebook Page Reads Risen From The Dead
Jesus' Status On His Facebook Reads Risen From The Dead
I was just over at Jesus of Nazareth's Facebook page to see how commenters in this age are coping some 2000 years before the advent of grief counsellors.
I noticed his Status update reads Risen From The Dead.
Indeed there are rumours all over Jerusalem saying that an angel came down from the heavens, frightened the Roman guards guarding the tomb and then rolled away the stone.
There are hundreds of rumours of Jesus sightings all over Jerusalem.
What about you?
Do you think Jesus rose from the dead?
