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Jesus Christ Salad Bar

by Jason T. Kocher March 20th, 2011 - Culture » Film and TV »

I am a big fan of actor Max Von Sydow. He’s probably best known for playing Jesus in one of those Jesus movies. I think it was Jesus IV. He totally saved the franchise with that one. It was really on the brink after Jesus III when they tried a comedic turn and cast Yakov Smirnoff in the role.


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Unpopular Non-Denominational (But Mostly Christian) Holiday Favorites 2010

by Jason T. Kocher December 26th, 2010 - Society » Creative » Writing »

  • Oh, dear! It…it’s past midnight… Have I… I have…missed that singular day of joy we trudge through an entire year for… I can’t wait another whole year until I can be happy again!

    FUUUUUUUUUUUUCCCCCCCCCCKKKKKKKKK!

  • Merry Ignorance of Officially Concentrated Yet Muted Emotional Obligation Day to Me!
  • On the 25th of December, in front of Mary and Joseph, the Three Wisemen, some farm animals…and [...]
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Easter Pants 2009

by Jason T. Kocher April 16th, 2009 - Creative » Writing »

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Clearly…a butter lamb…

The Book of Me on Easter 2009 translated through a warbly rough Vox Continental.

I awoke that morning…to find the rock rolled away from the entrance to the cave, and my lord Jesus Christ naked, smeared with mud…leaves twisted into bunny ears on top of his head…a half-crazed, half-pained look [...]

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At Your Service: A Trial of Ordeals

by Jason T. Kocher April 9th, 2008 - Society »

So…it has been confirmed.* I am a real human being, born of this planet. I am on the grid, on the records, in the mix, of the people, more fact than fiction. Bollocks!

I have contracted jury duty…or as I like to call it, “High School PART VI”. Given that I couldn’t keep a straight face in even an empty [...]

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