11.17.2004

An ancient custom still alive today...

"His Holiness" Pope John Paul II now accepts credit cards.

No comment.

4 Comments:

Blogger trawlerman said...

This has nothing to do with the Pope. It is actually a response to your post in my livejournal. I just figured I'd post it here to increase my web presence:

Mr. Owen, you might be happy to hear that I've begun using some of my bus time to write letters, so perhaps the package that I have planned for you will actually be coming into existence some time in the not too distant future. Writing on the bus is no easy task, but I've decided it is one of the more worthy ways to spend that otherwise down time.

A Vogelin Zine would be appropriate. Before I delve into that, however, I'm considering writing a letter to one of the local "alternative" weeklies to complain about their lack of professionalism and pandering to weak-kneed liberals.

And by weak-kneed of course I mean unconscionable.

PS - How is the family?
Jonathon Winters | 11.17.04 - 10:55 pm | #

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go figure. i thought that, due to your blogging absence, you had joined all of the other PoliSci guys in the world in a post-election hibernation romp.

abigail has been looking at lots of livejournal sites, and i've concluded very scientifically that livejournal must be a cover for some cult.

i'm looking forward to some mail.

as far as your PS question, it will be answered in my next post.
John Owen | Email | Homepage | 11.18.04 - 6:27 am | #

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Credit cards but not Liberty Dollars?
Truly scandelous.
Pete | 11.18.04 - 1:55 pm | #

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I am suprised some Dispy Nut has not let us know that the Popes PIN # is 666, and that he is most ussuredly the antichrist. The end is near.....Yes the credit cards are realy the mark of the beast you know...foolish people tithing to the devil you know.....run up the credit cards....the rapture is near.
Scott Terry | 11.24.04 - 8:41 am | #

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