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It’s December 20th. There is only one day left in the work week before we all leave for our Holiday work vacations, and possibly only one day left before our world meets its timely end — the perfect time to hear an incredible story about a Texan man finding what he thinks is a burn mark that looks just like Jesus on his “breakfast tortilla” and reflect about all the different ways we might be missing Jesus in our own lives. Was there Jesus in the oysters you ate last night? Is there Jesus on the pan in the sink? Was there Jesus in McGriddle you ate this morning? Possibly. And you will never know, because you didn’t take a second and look. Now how are you winning all of your “lottery games” that you buy at the grocery strore? You’re probably not winning them, right!? Well there you go. We can’t all be as lucky as this man who for sure, 100% found a perfect representation of Jesus on his tortilla and then got to be on the news about it for reasons that are less clear than anything, but we can certainly try. That’s the thing about this news story. Also the thing about it: Watch it!
AHHHHHHHHHHH! PERFECT STORY! PERFECT LENGTH! “Should we ask him anything else about the Jesus tortilla? I mean, we are doing a story about it, so there must be something more we want to know.” “No, end on the lottery thing.” “But–” “END ON THE LOTTERY THING, IT WILL BE PERFECT.” (PS: Hairbox.) (Via KHOU.)
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Hey, that’s my cousin! I told him he should shave or people would get confused!
Are you sure it’s just not Jesús?
Looks more like Gandalf to me, but then again what do I know, I have little to no experience with religious figures in my food.
I see Zoidberg. Why not Zoidberg?
I refuse to believe that Jesus would appear on any kind of bread that isn’t risen.
So you consider a tortilla to be bread, then? I’ve had a very lengthy discussion before about whether or not a tortilla counts as bread. It’s a tough call, because if it does, then a burrito (or at the very least a quesadilla) would have to qualify as a sandwich.
I think if it’s made of a grain (or corn) and made to wrap around food – it’s bread.
And yet, when Panera Bread sued QDoba in Massachussetts, a judge ruled that a burrito is NOT a sandwich, which means that a tortilla would NOT be bread, right? Legal precedent.
The man is a taco with a face. I think he has the final say on all things Mexican food related.
The man is a bean dip who thinks he’s a taco, I think he has greater issues.
I don’t know if I’d say that tortillas are bread, exactly. But they’re definitely in the bread family. Especially flour tortillas.
They are cousins.
I love this conversation.
Guys, Videogum is supposed to be a fun place. Can we please keep politics out of it?
Whatever, I bring latkes with the face of Abraham to the racetrack, but you don’t see me bragging.
why is it in a box of fur?
Just fur fun.
maybe tortilla jesus has a fetish?
treat yo self, tortilla jesus
Next time someone asks me if I’ve found Jesus, I’ll just tell them I prefer corn tortillas.
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