"Taco Bell is going to
start serving breakfast to compete with McDonalds and Dennys. Their signture item:
'Rooty Tooty Fresh & Oh No, it's Tearing Me Open!'"
Totally Amazing...Lego Version of the Word
You have to check out this site. I just ran across it while wrapping up my message for Sunday. Absolutely nuts...in a weird way. You won't believe your eyes.
Fun Game from Pastor Pusch's Blog
I found this fun seasonal game on Pastor Pusch's blog. Sounds like fun!
Totally Tacky:TT
That’s right folks, it’s one of my favorite games to play during the Christmas season. The game is called TT (for Totally Tacky)! Remember those childhood games you used to play in the car like the Alphabet Game or the State License Plate game? TT is another one of those favorites, fun for the whole family! The game was first introduced to me by my “second” family in Michigan when I was just a little lad. The rules are quite easy and almost anyone with an eye for tackiness can play! Depending on where you play, the fun can last for hours.
Rules of the Game:
Here’s how you play! As you are driving around the neighborhood (yours or others) pay close attention to the Christmas/Holiday decor displayed on or around the houses. Many times you will find homes decorated quite nicely, but every once in awhile you will find one that is TT (Totally Tacky). When you spot one of those houses, be the first one to shout “TT” and if the family agrees, you win the prize of knowing how to spot a “Totally Tacky” House!
Game Hints:
1. If you see more blow-up decorations (Grinch, Pooh, Mickey Mouse, Carousel, etc.) than you do lawn, you might have a “TT” house.
2. If you see a baby Jesus and a Santa Clause less than 2ft away from each other, you might have a “TT” house.
3. If you see more animals in the yard than the local petting zoo, you might have a “TT” house.
4. If you see anything signed with “Merry Xmas”, you might have a “TT” house.
5. If you see more lights used than Clark Griswald from the movie Christmas Vacation, you might have a “TT” house.
Have Fun! Pastor Pusch
"I Smell Dead People"
On a trip to Cushing yesterday, I met a pastor named John Baumert. We had a good discussion regarding the ministry. However, the tidbit from the conversation that I want to share is not really related to church stuff.
Somehow, the conversation veered into the subject of being around dead bodies. John had helped with a funeral home before and was given this bit of advice regarding the smell.
"How do handle the smell? I mean...really...it can be bad."
"We rub a little Vicks in each nostril and put an Atomic Fireball candy in our mouth. You can't smell anything that way."
Now we know.
Don't Show Your Kids
I was looking around the web for some images for my Thanksgiving message when I came across this cartoon. I had to share it with you.
