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Contradictionary - Present
Contradictionary
Submitted by Peter on Wed, 04/01/2009 - 12:00am
Description
The prof. was fairly spellbound by the staggering eccentricity of the latest findings in his dig. He did not know how to proceed. Was he to take the warning seriously?
…What could it possibly mean?
It was up to him to investigate these questions, and many, many more…
Transcript
"Do not open till X-mas"
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Comments
*whew*
I was afraid with LRRS and the "hostile takeover" that there wasn't going to be any Contradictionary!!
That would not make me happy. 
BUT! as it is, there is a Contradictionary and I love it!! It's really funny!
hehe I love how "Do not open till X-mas" is a "warning"!!
I love the lighting...It looks *real* and the colors are pretty cool
hehe you even did the hole in the paper greenish brownish!
Nice work!
I can't help but notice, though, that you used a different....utensil or whatever to draw it as the last one.
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Praise the Lord! Hallelu!
I don't care what the devil's gonna do!
The Word and faith is my sword and shield
And Jesus is Lord of the way I feel!
:P
Timby looks funny in his little shorts.
Everything looks perfect from far away.
I WANT.....
My don't open until Christmas Mummy????
God gave us music, that we might pray without words
*lol*
Thanks everybody, I'm glad you like it!
Yes, each Contradictionary will look a little different.
“Timby, I know you’re awake! Don’t lie!” –Nixy, Contradictionary - Party
lol
I was somewhat confused at the description, then it all made sense when i saw the image. ... Or DID it??? 0.0
real nice, quartz =D
A lie would have no sense unless the truth were felt as dangerous.
*lol*
Thanks!
“Timby, I know you’re awake! Don’t lie!” –Nixy, Contradictionary - Party
Amazing
An archeological mystery...The mummy must have been interred after the death of Christ, and after "Christmas" was added to the calendar. Odd.
Great job, Quartz. This is very funny.
We should take our comfort from God's word, not from the circumstances of our lives.