Weekend report, part the first

[melcreada]

Am I wrong for thinking this is hilarious? Chocolate Jesus: My Sweet Lord. Are they for real? Is this a participatory art performance? 'Cause: yum!


Things that are yay!

1. Jon Heder speaking Japanese and Will Ferrell, well, being Will Ferrell in Blades of Glory.
2. Blake Lewis saying that he would love to share the stage and scat with Ella Fitzgerald. Warning: if he actually sings an Ella song on big band night, I will die with happiness. Please send flowers.
3. I bought my Morrissey ticket.

I am continuing to enjoy my extended weekend. Don't make me go back...

Comments

[hamburger.livejournal.com]

I very badly want to see Blades of Glory. Maybe I'll catch a matinee! You have to take out a second mortgage when you go out to the movies nowadays. :|

Chocolate Jesus: My Sweet Lord

Now I have that George Harrison song stuck in my head. My sweet Lord! Krisssshna kriiishna...

[sardonicynic]

Dude, I have said for years now that Easter candy would not be nearly as popular if it were all chocolate crucifixes because really, who wants to bite off Jesus' head? (Especially if it's got raspberry filling?)

But My Sweet Lord — Jesus and a half, that's hilarious! I can't. Even. Handle. It.

Is this a participatory art performance? 'Cause: yum!

*concurs*

...

*dies laughing*

[requiemart.livejournal.com]

A few years back my favorite home-made chocolate store sold jesus-on-the-cross chocolate pops for easter. Or rather, after easter, they were on clearance (I wonder why...) My roomie (devout baptist) was teased my my friends, who claimed that 'your savior is sooo tasty!' Not meanly, of course. She wasn't terribly upset. After all, the Jesus pops were a result of the christian movement to re-jesify holidays that started 'round the same time.

...and my opinion is that if Jesus/the church was against the whole symbolic cannibalism, they should get rid of the wafers and wine.

Maybe all they need is a priest to bless the chocolate Jesus.