It’s truly a miracle. Although to my jaded agnostic eyes it look more like a young Betty Davis. Not surprisingly, there is some powerful spiritual symbolism behind the whitebread, butterless, oil-less, processed American cheese relic. Clearly God is telling us something, and He isn’t above using cheesy imagery to make His point.
For $22K, you, and you alone, can eat the Virgin Mary.
A friend of mine has a tree with a scar that looks just like the Virgin Mary holding the severed head of an alien baby. I keep telling her we should sell tickets…
Why is it that any woman’s face, when seen in an inanimate object, must always be the Blessed Virgin? Why can’t it be Bette Davis, or Marlene Deitrich, or even Mabel Whatzerface from down the street? This reminds me of the people who are reincarnated from Alexander the Great, never some poor schmo farmer that stole his neighbor’s pig.
I think Garbo is a strong candidate. (And a smoky hot one, at that.)
Interestingly, so is Farrah Fawcett. (Though not nearly as smoky hot.)
I think it’s the cheekbones, in every case. That sammich has some fabulous cheekbones, there. That, and the classic “silent movie actress pose” of gazing slightly upwards and to the left.
You know those toasters that have a specially-formed element so that you burn a panda onto the toast? I would pay good money for a set of three with Jesus, the Virgin Mary, and, uh, uh, (I really have no idea what a good third one would be), Elvis. Yeah, that’s it. Elvis. Or maybe one toaster with switchable elements.