looking for salvation in junk food...
recently a woman (named kelly ramey) found herself the chosen one. the one to find the ever elusive cheeto jesus dubbed by it's discoverer as the one true 'cheesus'. the religious equivalent of finding the golden ticket in a wonka bar! this item is sure to be a future relic at some midwest church... no doubt, due to a shortage of 'real relics'.
ok. I know the old adage is that god works in mysterious ways. but to what end is this mysterious way?
surely we will never know. it could be she was supposed to have eaten it and received marvelous words of wisdom from on high. this could have been to the 21st century what the burning bush was to moses! what good is receiving a 'sign' if you don't plan on reading it?
I notice from the article that there were no comments from frito-lay. I would venture to bet they are looking into using this as a marketing tactic in the bible belt of america. perhaps the tagline 'a jesus in every bag!' scrawled on the package. either way, I am sure they are seeing a spike this week in foods laden with sugar, corn syrup, starch, trans fat, and artificial cheesy goodness.
in the ultimate act of the christian like quality that seems to be the norm for messianic food seekers, she plans to keep cheesus in a safe-deposit box. which brings to mind the parable of the talents, perhaps interestingly enough, told by the very figure who now is represented in a puff of corn starch.
ok. I know the old adage is that god works in mysterious ways. but to what end is this mysterious way?
surely we will never know. it could be she was supposed to have eaten it and received marvelous words of wisdom from on high. this could have been to the 21st century what the burning bush was to moses! what good is receiving a 'sign' if you don't plan on reading it?
I notice from the article that there were no comments from frito-lay. I would venture to bet they are looking into using this as a marketing tactic in the bible belt of america. perhaps the tagline 'a jesus in every bag!' scrawled on the package. either way, I am sure they are seeing a spike this week in foods laden with sugar, corn syrup, starch, trans fat, and artificial cheesy goodness.
in the ultimate act of the christian like quality that seems to be the norm for messianic food seekers, she plans to keep cheesus in a safe-deposit box. which brings to mind the parable of the talents, perhaps interestingly enough, told by the very figure who now is represented in a puff of corn starch.

