Felicia Teske of Boothwyn, Delaware County was preparing fried eggplant for dinner. Upon slicing the eggplant she noticed that the seeds in one slice appeared to spell out the word "GOD". Her husband Paul looked at the sliced eggplant and couldn't believe it either, calling Action News. Felicia told Action News that she recently had family members pass away and it is comforting that "GOD" appeared.
Clearly she is unworthy of this message. Gid has spoken to her, but she has denied him!
ReplyDeletelooks more like Gie to me
ReplyDeleteThat's nothing. Everytime I put a banana to my ear, I hear Charles Darwin talking to me.
ReplyDeleteFinally an explanation for my unanswered prayers. I been praying to God not this Gid who is clearly the true uh...god.
ReplyDeletewell god doesn't appear to have very good penmanship!
ReplyDeleteLooks more like "Gid" to me...
ReplyDeleteI think it clearly says "Gio"
ReplyDeleteI dunno, I think it says "GOO"
ReplyDeleteLooks more like "gid" to me.
ReplyDeleteThat says GiD or if you flip it over DiG. The seeds know where they must go
ReplyDeleteLooks more like "Gid" to me. All hail Gid!
ReplyDeleteIt looks like GiD to me...
ReplyDeleteFake! Seeds in eggplants, or any vegetable, do not grow like that. They would be circular when sliced round.
ReplyDeleteUm...actually, I think it spells "GiP," "GiD," or maybe "Gio". But that God, he's a practical joker. Like when he gave my 15 year-old niece bone cancer. There was no message when they amputated her leg.
ReplyDeleteLooks like GOO to me.
ReplyDeleteso the existence of god has to be spelled out for us in the seeds to realize it...we can't see divinity within the eggplant itself??
ReplyDeleteActually, I see it as "GOO" which pretty much sums up my opinion on eggplants.
ReplyDeleteNah, it says GOP, thus proving without a doubt that the Republican Party actually does exist.
ReplyDelete"GiD" has awful spelling...
ReplyDeleteLooks like GOO to me, or maybe GID. Yep, that is definitely an I in the middle. And if you turn it upside down it spells GIG. Although if it really is GOD, it's a bit of a come-down from building the universe to writing words (badly) in the middle of vegetables. Of course it could just be a naturally occuring pattern, ie pure coincidence. Which do you think is more likely?
ReplyDeleteMethinks god would have done a better job at spelling his own name than this jibberisch.
ReplyDeleteActually, it spells "GOO".
ReplyDeleteClearly, there is some GOO trying
to communicate with us.
GiD
ReplyDelete:)
looks more lie Giio to me...
ReplyDeleteDon't know much engrish, but I think it spelled GiD!
ReplyDeleteNot necessarily... I see "GiD" or possibly "GiB". The middle letter looks distinctly like an "i".
ReplyDeleteLooks like the work of Gid to me.
ReplyDeleteBut it says "GiP".
ReplyDeletelooks more like GiD to me
ReplyDeletei opened god and found an "iggplant"
ReplyDeleteall hail Gid
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