Nazarene ****

[Jeremy D. Scott]

Perhaps this has been posted before (and it's linked to many Nazetter blogs), but I just saw it for the first time today (it's somewhat like a Nazarenified Lark News):
http://nazarenenews.blogspot.com/

[Dave McClung]

Perhaps this has been posted before (and it's linked to many Nazetter blogs), but I just saw it for the first time today (it's somewhat like a Nazarenified Lark News):
http://nazarenenews.blogspot.com/ (http://nazarenenews.blogspot.com/)

I enjoy sarcastic stories, but I am offended by the profanity, even if it was just in one instance. The "****" wasn't needed for the story.

[Beth Larpenter-Shurbutt]

I see that my "Blog" is listed on this guy's list of websites. I guess I don't mind, but isn't it "polite" to ask one's permission before linking to his website?


Beth

[Gina Stevenson]

Rev. Bobby Hill says that he called up the local FOX affiliate, but when he gave his name, the person at FOX just laughed and thought it was a prank call. "This is exactly how the Protestant Reformation got started...and protesting this TV show is my Ninety-Five Thesis."

Good one, Jeremy. Some funny stuff here at Naz**** ... the above Bobby Hill must be, of course, the Bobby Hill of King of the Hill fame ... whose dad sells prooopaaayne, since this is all about the toons, right? :basic05


Oh, my goodness ... had to come back to say that it keeps getting funnier as one goes down the page ... (Dave is right, BTW, about that expletive that could have so easily been deleted without notice). Ugly secretaries ... southern accent classes-exams, etc ....

Thanks for pointing it out, Jeremy ... definitely gets bookmarked. LOL

Oh, dear ... like Lark News or not, the last one on the page was sad, though satire ....

"Jesus said that the poor would always be among us...we might as well make sure they have decent signage."

Yes, God forbid that they should have an all you can eat lunch with those generous(?) people ..........................

[Dennis M. Scott]

The ArkRocker has been at it for thirty years, perhaps more. Several persons have used that name. Some of them are dead now. Seems to be a similar sense of humor. Used to be a column in Preachers' Magazine along those lines.

The more things change . . .

:rolleyes:

[Barb Bouldrey]

I love it! I have added it to my favorites and will watch for new articles.

I, too, wish he had not used profanity.

I love the one about hiring ugly church secretaries. And the one on voting on a D.S. with name recognition!

Barb