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5 Comments

1. Dan on August 6, 2009

   brilliant i’ve found lots of church signs that use a play on words or, in this case, pop culture references. would this be filed under life imitating life?

2. Jason Kucherawy on August 7, 2009

   Well, that’s a better church sign than the evangelical billboard at the Don Valley Parkway highway on-ramp in Toronto that exclaims “Prepare to meet thy maker!”

3. Paul C on August 7, 2009

   This is a great lead for any sermon on a lazy Sunday. It hits the cultural values button right on. Something like the Staples EASY button.

4. Sam on August 10, 2009

   How many mutual friends do we have?

5. La Chat Noir on August 22, 2009

   That is genius!