Pope on last legs.

[der_kluge]

Shouldn't this thread title be changed. I mean, "Pope on last legs" is kind of misleading at this point.

 

[Jesus_marley]

Not really if you consider that SOMEONE has to carry him downstairs.... and they have legs... at least I assume they do... all the bearers might be in wheelchairs... then it would have to be "Pope on last wheels"..... that would be cool...

 

[Darth K'Trava]

First, thanks for not closing the thread, this was my way of saying goodbye as I can't make it to the Basilica.

On a more humourous note: if you take the amount of time the Holy Father has been lying in state, then add the light's heat lamp effect he's under ...

Not good man, better get a movin with the funeral.

Gee... thanks for the image........

 

[reveal]

According to this article http://www.newsmax.com/archives/ic/2005/4/6/163022.shtml#boom he has not been embalmed.

 

[Darth K'Trava]

Hmmm...... Saint John Paul? That'd be neat for a man who's spent his whole life serving God and loving others.

 

[Torm]

Hmmm...... Saint John Paul? That'd be neat for a man who's spent his whole life serving God and loving others.

Yep. Except they should go with Saint Wojtyla. Too many Johns, Pauls, Georges, and Ringos already.

 

[reveal]

Yep. Except they should go with Saint Wojtyla. Too many Johns, Pauls, Georges, and Ringos already.

Wasn't St Paul the cute one?

 

[Darth K'Trava]

Yep. Except they should go with Saint Wojtyla. Too many Johns, Pauls, Georges, and Ringos already.

Didn't have a source to spell his real name correctly.

 

[Tarrasque Wrangler]

Little help?

I heard for several days that the line of mourners in the Vatican could be seen from space. Anyone have a link to an actual image of this? I've tried Google Image Search, all the usual suspects, and I couldn't find anything.

 

[tarchon]

Yep. Except they should go with Saint Wojtyla. Too many Johns, Pauls, Georges, and Ringos already.

If he can put an end to the media Pope-Mania, he's got the first miracle at least.

I hadn't thought about it before, but "John Paul" in Latin is "Little John."