That is Priceless by Steve Melcher for March 12, 2012

Got nothing tonight. :-(

Nice one!

Modest enlargement available from here. Not to be confused with this, painted by this artist in 1655. So far, 4 works by this artist have appeared in Mr. Melcher’s blog.

Them’s some ugly kids. Explains a lot.

Ladies…I’m totally blessed out, haven’t you got housework to do?

Who’s the lady with the plate behind her head?

Oh great, one of them is sainted. She’ll never go away now.

On the next episode of “Touched by an Angel.”

And that’s why a prophet should never go back to his hometown.

… and each one brought her parents? -Time to walk on water Bub!!!

“12 Apostles Day-Care”

When I think back to my period of religious indoctrination, I don’t remember anyone saying that Jesus was a “babe magnet”, but there were many large groups of women claiming to be married to him.

the first baby pageant.just before the last supper.

By dose is plugged up. I’m a little Flemish.

The woman caught in adultery is about to be stoned to death, when Jesus steps forward, and speaks to the crowd.

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“Let whichever one of you is without sin cast the first stone.” He says.

An old woman steps out of the crowd, picks up a rock and clobbers the woman with it, knocking her cold.

Jesus turns around and groans, “Aw, mom!”

This is how well the “Rhythm” method of birth control works.

Funny how christian believers portray the bible people to look like themselves; white skinned and without middle eastern features. Blonde women and blonde babies? Ridiculous, really.

This could be a sequel to todays’ picture on the Blogsite.

Link to:http://thatispriceless.blogspot.com/

Looking at the painting in the “light” of today’s reality shows, that caption would be a good read, which makes it really funny. While at the time, it was based on his sermon of “suffer the little children . . .” CUTE!

Jerry Springer: Tonight on To Tell The Truth Jesus takes a DNA test.

Too far. Tasteless!

Not funny. This comic is usually funny. Not today. :-((

Rick Sanitarium objects.

Here is another work by this artist.

Something the Da Vinci Code missed.