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Todays bargain is a very special lump of tree - it's a Virgin Mary image in wood, and comes with its own story. As these images usually require special 'spiritual eyesight' to see, the vendor has helpfully indicated where the alleged image is on the photograph:
Last summer (2004) My wife and i had two trees taken out of our back yard.
As i was moving wood, i discovered that some of the big pieces had what appeared to be the Virgin Mary in the center. The pieces were to big for me to move and my wife is not able to help as she is permanently disabled from an injury that happened in 1999. She herniated 3 disks in her neck and damaged 3 in her lower back. She had surgery to fix her neck but they wouldnt operate on her lower back. She can walk (thank god) and she can only lift up to three pounds at any time.
The reason I am listing this on ebay is, we bought our house last year but the sellers never disclosed the fact that the walls were filled with mold from a leak in the roof that the inspector missed. We need to have it fixed as well as get a new roof. This could be ourblessing in disguiseso i figured why not.
The section of wood weighs about 150 - 200 pounds and whoever would like would probably have to come and get it as i dont think ups or fedx could ship something like that.
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1: Posted by: Red Wolf | April 24, 2005 5:18 AM
The virgin Mary was a small, plump rodent with a smooshed blue head? Or possibly a rather bland Tellytubby with a space helmet.
2: Posted by: pericat | April 25, 2005 5:19 AM
150-200 lbs? He couldn't borrow a chainsaw?
(Mary was a smurf with no fashion sense.)
3: Posted by: saatheist | April 27, 2005 6:49 PM
I once grew a bread mould that looked like jesus.I froze it to preserve it but the mould didnt die! and the image was lost.
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