Recall this cheesy tidbit?
(And if you DO recall the cheesy tidbit and want to skip the post, at least watch the Haunted Toast video at the end of the post because it is totally worth the one minute and thirteen seconds.)
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| Diana, wearing a Golden Palace Passion of the Toast T-shirt, visits the Virgin Mary Grilled Cheese. |
Diana Duyser, a work-from-home jewelry designer, made a grilled cheese sandwich in 1994. Miraculously, the image of the Virgin Mary appeared on the toasted Publix bread.
The joker's image seen in a yogurt parfait.
She put it in a clear plastic box with cotton balls and kept it on her nightstand . . .
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| Pareidolia, the tendency to see faces that aren't there. |
for ten years.
TEN!
"People ask me if I have had blessings since she has been in my home. I have won $70,000 on different occasions at the casino near my house."
Diana Duyser gets a Virgin Mary Grilled Cheese tattoo.
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| Obama toast. |
Evidently, some casino blessings came to an end in 2004 and she placed the miracle sandwich on eBay for some cash.
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| Kiwano Melon and John Tyler |
After 1.7 million views, the ten-year-old lunch sold for $28,000 to GoldenPalace.com, an online casino.
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| Eggplant and Richard Nixon |
The volunteer who drove the grilled cheese from Florida to Las Vegas has published an account of his week-long tour and sandwich promotion. Calling the sandwich the "Virgin Mary Grilled Cheese Sandwich" or VMGCS, he was told by a psychic that the image was Diana's dead relative attempting communication from the beyond.
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| A potato and President LBJ |
The VMGCS was a hit in Texas, making a notable appearance at the Texas Supreme Court and giving the driver a pass on two speeding tickets from Texas trooper.
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| Serial streaker Mark Roberts at the 2004 Super Bowl. |
The GoldenPalace casino also sponsored serial streaker Mark Roberts. Roberts wore a temporary tattoo and nothing else during the 2003 UEFA Cup final and the 2004 Super Bowl.
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| Diana Duyser selling the Virgin Mary Grilled Cheese pan on eBay. |
In 2005, Diana put the VMGCS frying pan on eBay.
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| A Jesus Dumpling |
Donna Lee found Jesus on a pirogi and sold it on eBay for $1,775.
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| A fraudulent Jesus pancake |
However, a Jesus pancake bid started at $500 and went up to $15,000 before the listing was pulled.
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| The Jesus Pan, as seen on TV |
It was determined that the pancake was not a genuine article of divine breakfast food, but made instead by the "Jesus Pan."
"When all is said and done, it makes good toast."
The aspect of the American psyche not addressed, is why we accept food products that can be in a state of preservation for going on twenty years.
#ebay #Sale #God
Update 1/31/2018
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