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July 6, 2006 3 Comments

WWJP: Where Would Jesus Park?

by Ethan Kent on July 6, 2006

Preacher Parking Perks. Trenton, New Jersey.

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Last comment by Matthew

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Haha! Great catch. So what is the chronological sequence here: The parking is for those who, in general, preach? Or once one parks, one must then preach in order to qualify for the space?

July 6, 2006 at 4:06 pm Link # 1
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[...] Where would Jesus Park? “You park You Preach” sounds vaguely threatening to me. [...]

July 6, 2006 at 8:27 pm Link # 2
Matthew

Jesus would park wherever he frickin' pleases... just like the NYPD, or Marty Markowitz. Fuhgettaboutit!

July 7, 2006 at 9:58 am Link # 3

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