Speaking of apples, we just tried some JK Apple cider and apple perry at a family dinner. Big hit. My wife, sister in law and her mother really liked the apple pear cider. Thanks for the earlier post on JK cider. Now I just have to find out if "Scrumpy" ....a country name for cider in England....comes from the same root as scrumptious. Tim
Curious thing about apophenia, it's usually more apparent in photographs than it is to the unaided eye. Here's a case of the reverse.
Isn't it odd that the face of Jesus should be the most prolific manifestation seen on tortillas, given that no depiction of Christ as a specific person predates the 3rd century AD, and that Jesus never ate a Dorito? So now we have Jesus on a honeycrisp, yet nobody knows what Jesus looked like. So how do we decide it's Jesus and not just some nameless dude? Why not Saint Pius X on a grilled cheese sandwich? At least one could prove the resemblance from photographs of the mortal human. Or does Pius lack the celestial seniority?
(Yes, I deleted and reposted just to correct a minor typo. Call it apple polishing.)
Isn't it odd that the face of Jesus should be the most prolific manifestation seen on tortillas...
Not if you consider that He said: "But I, when I am lifted up from the earth, will draw all men to myself."
It's not the supposed image of Christ in the tortilla or apple that means anything. I'm betting it's the relentless power of that draw that occupies much of our subconscious.
John Knox, the Scottish Presbyterian, was a galley slave on a French vessel for 19 months. Galley slaves had a life expectancy of two years so he was very fortunate that his release was negotiated when it was.....I wonder if his dour views were ameliorated or intensified by the experience.......I don't know much about galley ships. It was said that the larger vessels could be smelled from two miles away. The galley slaves had no sanitary facilities. They did their business where they sat. They generally perished from disease. No much room for advancement. John Knox must be the most successful ex galley slave in history.
"(Yes, I deleted and reposted just to correct a minor typo. Call it apple polishing.)"
It's fine to do that. I usually take out the trace of the original comment to clean things up, but I left yours in so your comment about it would make sense.
Maybe with the Obamacare so unusable, we have to go back to the apple to keep the doctor (and the politicians) away.
So you make the insurance so unaffordable that nobody uses it and nobody goes to the doctor, and nobody costs the system but the insurance companies still get their premiums. They even get premiums in the name of subsidies from people who can't afford insurance. How absurd is that!
Early in the nineties, when we used to talk about web traffic and server crashes, I used to joke, 'just hide the search button and then there will be no traffic.' See the absurdity. But that is exactly what seems to be going on with Obamacare.
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I took this picture because I thought I saw the face of Jesus on it. Didn't show up in the picture too well. It's still nice as an apple,.
I see Moe Howard
Looks like a map of Greece to me.
Is it a honeycrisp?
I can make out Alfred E. Neuman and/or George W. Bush.
Then I have to remind myself, Bushes don't grow on apples. -CP
Yeah, honeycrisp.
Or you can play Arthur Smith's 'Red Apple Rag', if you have a fiddle handy.
Did you know that the apple trees that Johnny Appleseed planted were for cider apples and not eating apples?
La pomme de Turin?
Speaking of apples, we just tried some JK Apple cider and apple perry at a family dinner. Big hit. My wife, sister in law and her mother really liked the apple pear cider. Thanks for the earlier post on JK cider. Now I just have to find out if "Scrumpy" ....a country name for cider in England....comes from the same root as scrumptious. Tim
I see the Sea Hag from Popeye cartoons.
Curious thing about apophenia, it's usually more apparent in photographs than it is to the unaided eye. Here's a case of the reverse.
Isn't it odd that the face of Jesus should be the most prolific manifestation seen on tortillas, given that no depiction of Christ as a specific person predates the 3rd century AD, and that Jesus never ate a Dorito? So now we have Jesus on a honeycrisp, yet nobody knows what Jesus looked like. So how do we decide it's Jesus and not just some nameless dude? Why not Saint Pius X on a grilled cheese sandwich? At least one could prove the resemblance from photographs of the mortal human. Or does Pius lack the celestial seniority?
(Yes, I deleted and reposted just to correct a minor typo. Call it apple polishing.)
I have never seen a potato that didn't resemble the late Gerald R.Ford.
The apple is a rhetorical device.
Isn't it odd that the face of Jesus should be the most prolific manifestation seen on tortillas...
Not if you consider that He said: "But I, when I am lifted up from the earth, will draw all men to myself."
It's not the supposed image of Christ in the tortilla or apple that means anything. I'm betting it's the relentless power of that draw that occupies much of our subconscious.
Apparently, not even Ann is exempt.
The apple in your eye is thus apprehended, the fruit of your toil yields.
John Knox, the Scottish Presbyterian, was a galley slave on a French vessel for 19 months. Galley slaves had a life expectancy of two years so he was very fortunate that his release was negotiated when it was.....I wonder if his dour views were ameliorated or intensified by the experience.......I don't know much about galley ships. It was said that the larger vessels could be smelled from two miles away. The galley slaves had no sanitary facilities. They did their business where they sat. They generally perished from disease. No much room for advancement. John Knox must be the most successful ex galley slave in history.
chillblaine said...
The apple in your eye is thus apprehended, the fruit of your toil yields.
In Ferguson, ugliness or beauty is in the eyes of those who be Holder.
You can get remover at your local drug store if you've become a little too Polish. It's smelly but it works really well. Lubisz tych jabłek?
I took this picture because I thought I saw the face of Jesus on it.
The Son of God saying "bite me"???
"(Yes, I deleted and reposted just to correct a minor typo. Call it apple polishing.)"
It's fine to do that. I usually take out the trace of the original comment to clean things up, but I left yours in so your comment about it would make sense.
I prefer to buy my apples where they don't put a label on every GD apple.
It's Red-y for Hillary!
this doctor is really good at sharing her experience with Obamacare
Looks like a Scottish golfer.
Maybe with the Obamacare so unusable, we have to go back to the apple to keep the doctor (and the politicians) away.
So you make the insurance so unaffordable that nobody uses it and nobody goes to the doctor, and nobody costs the system but the insurance companies still get their premiums. They even get premiums in the name of subsidies from people who can't afford insurance. How absurd is that!
Early in the nineties, when we used to talk about web traffic and server crashes, I used to joke, 'just hide the search button and then there will be no traffic.' See the absurdity. But that is exactly what seems to be going on with Obamacare.
"Bob Dylan's new unlisted phone number...
Or a baby's arm holding an apple!"
"Go home, rest, keep warm, and drink plenty of liquids until you feel better."
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