June 21, 2005

Michael Jackson "Not Guilty" Toast for Sale! "As I watched the jury's verdict being announced on June 13, 2005, my toast popped up just as Michael was acquitted."

Pursuant to the Virgin Mary Toast post.

  • Good Lord.
  • Shouldn't they cut the crust off? You know, for the kids?
  • Looks more like Benito Del Torro (or whatever his name is) or Jack White Stripes toast to me.
  • Some Jesus Jam for my toast please!
  • Made with white, white bread.
  • Is Jesus Jam anything like People Paste?
  • I think it's rather like Pope Paste (which I must add, has been doing a fine job of whitening my teeth!)
  • And cleansing your soul to boot. God bless you, my child.
  • Eat my flesh and drink my blood.. And smear my snot on my flesh for an unbeatable taste combination! -- Ecclesiastes 5:4
  • Regarding the Virgin on Toast, I'd like to know who made it okay to call "grilled cheese" "cheese on toast". Apostates.
  • Not Guilty Toast: Goes great with Smooth Criminal Jam.
  • 'Twould be better that M. Jackson were toast.
  • Not Guilty Toast: Goes great with Smooth Criminal Jam. Goes hand in glove, you might say.
  • Sparkly glove.
  • how 'bout some 46 year old meat between those ten year old buns? (and wipe that Pearl Jam of your chin!)
  • What no images on bagels?
  • jesus murphy, this ones in bad taste, so wash it down with some Jesus juice. Now that Michael Jacksons white, all he has to do is pay, and he gets off.
  • Cheese on toast is the true name of the dish, heretic!
  • *snicker* "gets off"
  • But technically, it's cheese between toast.
  • No! That's a melted cheese sandwich. It's Cheese on toast, definitely. Unless you're heading towards either Welsh Rarebit, or Croque Monsieur. But either way, Grilled Cheese fails to add the proper breadiness to the dish.