Fail In Need Of A Caption
posted by DZ at
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3.15.2011
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15 Comments:
"Please leave gate as you found it." SOP on farms. Same applies here.
Rob Bell's visual for the pearly gates
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"Elvis has left the building. He just can't remember where."
Narrow is the gate, but wide is the road.
This begs the question: Is the road half open, or is the road half closed?
The heart of the wise may incline to the right, and the fool to the left, but putting the gate on your right still means you met the fool at his left.
The gate is the Sermon on the Mount. STOP. The road to the right is delusion.
...and the gates of Hell shall not prevail against it...
That's OK, I'll just go around...
hah!
(that wasn't my caption, I was laughing at Joe's)
Town residents would soon refer to the mysterious road that appeared and interrupted their seclusion as "Gate-gate."
the law is a locked gate, but there are never enough of them
One more try.
This is the way we think we are keeping the Sermon on the Mount.
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