

Really Awful Miracles
DIANA DUYSER-This strange lady thought her grilled cheese sandwich looked like the virgin Mary. (We think she looks like she needs a new shade of lipstick.) She kept the sandwich in her nightstand for 10 years, at which point, she quite spontaneously decided to put it on ebay. She ended up having to re-list it many times because so many people were toying with her. They made up fake names and bid it up, at one point, beyond one million dollars. Eventually, she got a serious bid and ended up selling said grilled cheese sandwich for $28,000 to Golden Palace online casino. That's a lot of money for a grilled cheese! It wasn't even a whole grilled cheese, either. It was a half a grilled cheese with a bite out of it. The best part is, the casino took her and her sandwich on a tour of the country! We decided to make a Barbie in honor of the Virgin Mary Grilled Cheese and put her on e-bay too. We only got $46. But we did get mentioned in a news article here. Too bad the casino didn't see our VMGC Barbie. She was way more awesome than some old skanky half-eaten grilled cheese.



FRED WHAN-This guy from Ontario, Canada decided this burned fish stick looked like Jesus. Obviously, none of his kids wanted to eat it, (on top of it being burned, maybe the thought of eating Jesus was unappetizing, not to mention, borderline sacrilegious.). So, to keep his kids out of purgatory, he put it in the freezer for a year. When he heard about the VMGC, he told the media he was going to put it up for auction on ebay. (We hope he used the money he made from the sale of his little frozen miracle on a nice dental bridge.) Whatever happened to that fish stick remains a mystery... a Jesus on a Fish Stick Barbie was never produced either. If you know about the fish stick, drop us a note!
UPDATE: We've just received an exclusive e-mail from one of our top secret, and extremely questionable Canadian affiliates which says, in part: "... upon shipping it to its new American owner the fish stick got seized by U.S. officials (something about MAD HALIBUT Disease). It almost shut down fish trade between the two countries." There you have it. The fish stick miracle mystery solved, ... or is it?
MIRACLE FORD-First of all, naming a car dealership after anything to do with divine intervention or celestial beings is blasphemy, especially one as ratty as this one. Secondly, the term "Miracle Ford" is an oxymoron unless the Ford happens to be one of the ones that doesn't have problems with its: transmission, suspension, power train, fuel system, air bags, electrical, steering, speed control, engine, brakes, visibility, paint, or spontaneously combusting while parked in your garage... Now, that would be a miracle! Another miracle-- Ford stock shares have plummeted to a 20-year low and can now be purchased for under $10! And people are actually buying them. Hallelujah!