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The Therapy Sessions
Friday, July 04, 2003
 

Next Time God, Could You Be A Little More Subtle?



Lightning Strikes Preacher Who Asked God For A Sign.

A witness to the near electrocution of the minister said it was "awesome! Just awesome!" (The kind of response one would expect from Wayne. It must have been a strange church.)

No, it's not from The Onion. I saw it on the Drudge Report.

- posted by total @ 7/04/2003 03:37:00 PM .

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