We have all heard of somebody selling an item on e-Bay with a religious image miraculously appearing in it. Whether it is an apple with an image of the Virgin Mary on the peel or a tree trunk with an image of an eastern deity patterned into the bark, it seems like there is usually something like that for sale, sometimes for big bucks.
I wonder what this is worth?
I know that Mickey Mouse is not a deity, but I also know that the city of Anaheim worships the tax revenue that Mickey generates. Shouldn't that count?
I mean what are the odds? A firefighter sweats his ass off for 18 hours, removes his shirt and POW, there's Mickey Mouse, outlined in salt on his T-shirt. I think the bidding should start at $500.
I know that I may be a little optimistic on this, but I told this guy not to wash the shirt, just in case.
Thanks for reading,
Schmoe
It's... the shroud of Mickey?
ReplyDeleteShroud of Mickey, I like it, particularly as a marketing ploy.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comment!
LOL, I know a few Disney lovers...
ReplyDeleteFor the Shroud of Mickey let's start the bidding at $10!
I was thinking more like $1000. I will have to split it with the wearer of the shirt. Also, I need to keep this on the down-low, technically, the shirt is owned by the KBFPD.
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