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(Metro)   I baptise you in the name of the father, the son, and the Cola ghost   (metro.co.uk) divider line 32
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2009-03-31 08:41:23 AM
And lemon-flavored on top of that.
 
2009-03-31 10:05:50 AM
Some Coca-Cola marketing director just had a terrible idea. A terrible, splendid, profitable idea.
 
2009-03-31 10:14:03 AM
I have a buddy who's father is an Anglican Priest once told me that anyone could baptize anyone else with any liquid.

The example he used was someone dying on a battlefield being baptized by his buddy with blood.

So my friend and I got drunk and used beer.
 
2009-03-31 10:14:53 AM
I brought in my babe to the nave.
His soul, I was hoping to save.
And what kissed his flesh is
The Pause That Refreshes™!
We both wound up Catching the Wave®.
 
2009-03-31 10:24:06 AM
MaxxLarge: I brought in my babe to the nave.
His soul, I was hoping to save.
And what kissed his flesh is
The Pause That Refreshes™!
We both wound up Catching the Wave®.


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2009-03-31 10:27:45 AM
Holy crap max thats a good one even for you
 
2009-03-31 10:33:23 AM
Those cwazy Lutherans
 
2009-03-31 10:35:02 AM
I think the big difference is whether this was diet or not. Spilling diet soda on yourself is like taking a shower.
 
2009-03-31 10:36:12 AM
At least he didn't accidentally a whole Coca Cola bottle.
 
2009-03-31 10:38:24 AM
...and Space Ghost!
 
2009-03-31 10:40:10 AM
Was is Kosher Cola? Or perhaps holy Cola? Good thing this wasn't a Baptist ceremony or there'd be full submersion.
 
2009-03-31 10:42:34 AM
Personally, I would have gone with "Father, Son, and Holy Coke." Sure, we don't know if it was Coca-Cola™, but it has a stronger ring.

Didn't they have a way to melt a little ice or snow to get a few drops of water?
 
2009-03-31 10:51:46 AM
Ah, infant baptism. One of the many fark-ups organized religions make out of meaningful, ancient rituals.
 
2009-03-31 10:55:48 AM
The Father, the Son and the Holy Spigot?

or is it the Holy Goat?
 
2009-03-31 10:56:37 AM
I LOL'd at the headline, now I'm going to h*ll.

Bad subby...bad, bad, bad

+1
 
2009-03-31 10:56:54 AM
FTFA: 'They didn't say much, but I assumed they smelled the aroma as well,' Dale told Vaart Land.

/maybe it's just me...
 
2009-03-31 10:59:13 AM
I hope no one spilled any mentos
 
2009-03-31 11:11:18 AM
Xenomech: Ah, infant baptism. One of the many fark-ups organized religions make out of meaningful, ancient rituals.


The meaningful, ancient rituals, were they part of a meaningful, ancient organized religion?
 
2009-03-31 11:16:16 AM
GilRuiz1: Xenomech: Ah, infant baptism. One of the many fark-ups organized religions make out of meaningful, ancient rituals.


The meaningful, ancient rituals, were they part of a meaningful, ancient organized religion?


Well, TFA: said the soda was flat, so it might have been a bit old, ancient might be a stretch.
 
2009-03-31 11:17:36 AM
the cola ghost now owes me a laptop lcd .. favorite headline this month (ya, I'm easy like that)
 
2009-03-31 11:22:12 AM
The parishoners at San Juan de Chamula laugh at your feeble use of the holy Coca-Cola.

(Woshippers at the church bring in bottles of Coca-Cola by the case, and ritualistically pour it on the floor as they pray. The whole scene is seriosuly trippy- a tiny little church, with a completely open floorplan, covered in pine boughs, rows and rows of votive candles, and people murmuring as they slowly pour bottle after bottle of soda on the floor.)

(The best part is going around the side of the church and watching a constant flow of Coca-Cola delivery trucks coming and going. This tiny little town has its very own Coca-Cola distributor, even though the capital of Chiapas, San Cristobal, is only a few miles away.)
 
2009-03-31 11:27:57 AM
upload.wikimedia.org

Approves...?
 
2009-03-31 11:31:20 AM
'It had gone flat,' Dale was quoted as saying by the newspaper. 'Only the lemon smell made this unusual.'

yes. clearly that's the weird part.

people are silly.
 
2009-03-31 11:41:41 AM
CooCoo Cola?
 
2009-03-31 11:42:42 AM
The only way to reverse this baptism is with 7*Up.
 
2009-03-31 11:53:59 AM
Nightsweat: The only way to reverse this baptism is with 7*Up.

Ha Ha.

/Un do it!
 
2009-03-31 11:56:44 AM
Next up, Communion Fries and Ketchup! Finally a religious rite I could get behind!

Ketchup looks more like the blood of Christ anyway
 
2009-03-31 12:02:48 PM
legrandbatard: Next up, Communion Fries and Ketchup! Finally a religious rite I could get behind!

Ketchup looks more like the blood of Christ anyway


That's 'Freedom' Communion fries, citizen, get it straight.
 
2009-03-31 12:46:18 PM
Baptizing with cola? That's nothing. A RC priest gave communion with Coke and soda crackers in the Canadian North back when my parents were children.

Roman Catholics believe in the literal transubstantiation of the Host and Wine into the Body and Blood of Christ.

Mind you, it just occurred to me that you are what you eat, so if the Communion bread and wine are "consumed" by Christ before being consumed by the communicant, that's not much different from the way that gods and fairies have been doing things for thousands of years. The Spirit eats the spiritual part of the food and the priest and communicants get the body.

Hmmmm ... makes a sort of sense in a folk belief context.

What would Jesus drink?

Apparently he's partial to a cheap red wine, but will accept soft drinks in a pinch.

How European.
 
2009-03-31 12:50:20 PM
Of course it makes sense.
God causes the presence of a solute like sugar to depress the freezing temperature of the water in accordance with the formula: Freezing Point (solution) = Freezing Point (solvent) - ΔTf.
Then, He appears in your toast.
 
2009-03-31 01:10:07 PM
brantgoose: A RC priest gave communion with Coke

I see what you did there.

Unless you didn't mean to do it.

Funny either way.
 
2009-03-31 03:48:14 PM
It is by Coke alone
that I set my mind in motion.
It is by the caffeine of cola
that thoughts acquire speed,
the hands aquire shaking.
The shaking is a warning.
It is by Coke alone
that I set my mind in motion.
 
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